The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-07

A correspondent of the ST. Louis (Mo) Republican,
writing from Independence under date OF July a. says
he Santa Re mail has again reached place days
before the contract time 1t brings hut little OF in
ieres Among those who bad reached Santa Fe from
The States. ! notice the names Of Me.srs Messervy
Beck, and Judges Mowers and Watt Business pros.
poets were rather haierng TO the early Traders but TO
those coming in last OF dulness unprecedente
except in isas like that year, though, before its exprs
ton, other avenues for trade may be opened unlock ed
for, which will consume The greater portion of the
cbandise ba, enters into the territory From points be-
low, none other Than quaermas,ers mail iad arrived.
The citizens OF the Rio Abela complain bitterly about
their mail facilities and are urgent TO have correspond
ent mail, least with the from The States The egs.
ature in session, but lule doug. Much excitement
has existed amongst the Pueblo Indians, account OF
certain expressions OF the governor in his message and
advantage has been taken OF II by the Reynolds party
which has caused little trouble, and may take some
Time 10 quiet eleotualy. The artillery which was in
Santa Fe has been ordered TO Taos Unless greater care
is taken by the officials in the territory, trouble will spring
up, endangeng The lives and property Of many valuable
citizens Much expected OF Col Sumner and il he as
efficient anticipated, peace and conieptment will again
prevail.
young man by the name OF Mugan, a clerk Of
Dodge, OF Cibota, while passing from that town TO AL
buquefque, was attacked by eight Navaioes. and badly
wounded, but escaped with his lite. -Four Navsioe.,
glndans,) induced TO come into Clhota. set upon
by party of Mercan- and three OF the party murdered
chief OF these Indians recently whipped in public
BY order OF the officer in command of the town
The troops Col. summers command, went mp by the
Bent Fort route instead of the Cimarone. Disease was
the post, (Manns fou) AT this post the cholera has
broken out, and from to three OF the soldiers
dying daily While the mail men there two soldiers
were burned.
The mail was attacked by a party of forty or fifty To-
dams, only four OF whom showed themselves, al the
Naows, little this side of the place where Whites
parry were killed they reireaed back three miles TO
Becks train OF wagons previous 10 which, however,
they made light with them, and killed one After this
sklrmish they had more trouble
Judge Mowers takes the southern circuit Judge Watt
the northern, and Judge Baker remains at Santa Fe
The mail party met Biggss train at Old Pecos; at Mora
Jones and Russell, and McCanley and Sims's trains
overlook one OF McCauleys trains AT Wo creek return
ing; met Ciymer's at Point of Rocks; Beck and Brent
DR.. Masse, Barclay and MAJORS trains at Little Round
Mound met Ewings al Cold Spring overlook another OF
cCauIeys trains al Upper Cmarone Springs met Ross
and Meyerss place rwn's at lower crossing OF
Spencer and Lpscomb's st same place Nc
-arty's on the Tornado, also several Mexican trains
Green and bubbles Pawnee Rock several government
10 charge Of Rucksr aud others between that and
Council Grove; Barnes's AT latter place Aubrey 142
lose Chavi. At Willow Spring; McCauleysa' Lone Elm
Mccoy and Wados at boundary line. Ths missionary,
J. Smith, and family. at Cold Spring. getting on
ney having left the troops account OF the cholera