New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07
NEW MEXICO.
The New GOvcrnor-The PuebiOs-FlGhts and
nIurdsrs- Military HiOvements-Coi' Mum
FOe-nIorals- Fire Elections.



nIurdsrs-lIiiitary HI0yements-Coi. Mum
roe nIorals-FIre-Eiec
Correspondence Of Tbs Tribune.
BANTA F. New.Mexico March p, 1851.
The all from the States arrived here on the
24th inst. The mail men report the weather on
Plains good they saw some Indians who en-.
deavored to approach them, but they bluGed"
them of The mail Tor tho states from this place
for this month"; did not leave here till the 91h cur.
rent, and il any failure occurs, the blame must
DO laid to the mail agent, Hall, 4 most unac
commOdating man to the public generally. By
that mail sent you a copy OF tho Ncl'. Mer'caH
The paper has no merit, but may improve In the
course Of time. 1t belongs to few capitalists
here who intend using TO: their own advantage
at the coming elections
The inauguration Of Governor WAS very poor
affair. Mr. CAlhouus speech was a very poor
one. Bat the fact s. people don Mt come here to
make speeches, but 70 make money. The aP-
pontment of Calhoun has been very acceptable
70 the country. He Is r good, easy going South
erner. rather too crcd0iols He takes g!eRt in
tsrest ia the poor Indians under his Charge
These Indians pueblo ere the best people IN
this country, aud could be depended upon IN case
OF any outbreak among the dirty, lying, lazy Mex
forward TO with gres. interest, as many reforms
are called for here
The all in this city was relieved Of It's inmstes
on the 10Th inst TINS has been the third time in
ayeN thAtthe prisoners have broken jail. On
this last occasion the two Wanderers, Mullen aud
Anderson escaped. Both have been 20 trial In
Mullens case the Jg,S could not agree. Auder-
son was femanded on account al some lniOrmalty.
Ihe other prisoners have been 70 captured, Ander'
son isssld TO be smOng the ApGches Ma!len IS
said 70 have left Tor the States escorted by party
Of Apaches 20 the Arkansas
This City is a dres1ial place for cutting and
shooting. Another murder WAS committed last
night the rAme Of the victim was McCau. He
was stabbed by 4 Dgtcaman IA the side, waeR
leaving fandRugo. As SAID before, every man
can do ss he pleAses here, there being no Police.
Men get drunk here. set pistol 80 nring soJustae
street ca whooping and Nti.iag lac msdmen ana
believe for nothing else but - show their worst
passions and what they would be IN the States n
Il was not for the strugen; laws that exist there
We are in the habit of receiving daily reports
OF Indian depredStons IN the country. The Ma.
vsjos have become very bold and mttcaievons God
have ran or with a. imme0sa number OF cattle
and mules A number o. troops Will leave here
about the FIRST Of Man i'r the NsvGlos couatry, IN
order % brig these geog.s D. t1e'7 senses Iho
Apaches Ste also sad 10 have committed SONS
depredStions butthe lsst acc0gntS wero tia. thay
had assisted the MexicGus in recovering OF 100
head OF stock, ana IS tOScn q. their earnest
killed one Navsi1E lt is very hard 20 believe
the NeXlcRus. For iuatauce on sun sy las. ne as
wSs brought IN that a Mexican had been killed by
the Apsches, near 6Aistro, pronounced ,Galss.
tOr IS miles from this plSce. 4 company OF
troOps were started oUs bur could get no trace Of
the Indians Gad upon further investigation 1. sp-
pears that the Mexican wso killed by smother
Crease and So tbs matter ended As regards
the military in this country, thiak that too often
great INJUSTICE is done them. There IS not day
passes bat some news comes IN Of Indian dep-s'
dRtious
Mach Las been sad shout our worthy Com
.1Nnosht Col Muuroe Vow that he IS no longer
SoVefnof, The public vii see whethe, the present
Io'S 1S VA do better. Thss Col Monroe knows
~ I""e OI Civil Law Is t,ae. but as Ciya aud
AiI'Hy uoVefnos he has done as well n any u MS
Pse0ect'sors, aud Wi, be sustained IN what say
oy a.! the candid people Of New. Mexico. ys:such
men rs AiT0E, the correspondent Of $. Louis
paper WI inveish against man as much slps.
iIoS 10 hm a. General 10 to a recruit. Manroe
stoNn 20 De one O.. .hs best Srtilleyis,s IL the
g service. He was not 8 common soldier, bat
A educated az Wess Point. He is s Scot By
Su1o' ice Court Martial which was held nere
SOme t. conclusion with is labors The
S N. o. TIE guilty has not yet been made kaown.
80 'uoSe Hied here were common soldiers their
WY; NV ceiertlon And theft.
h"ua' would your peog. . ;hiaS OF seeing women
.nS constant trade is prostitution go - chd-ch
sSC * eE prayers sud confess THIS IS truly
S0s1 country TIE American Missionaries,
- hephSrt and Nicholson, are endeavoring
SeNe anew state OF things, bat 50 far they
in ,no WIN poor success What can they do
ofs,s.ssy where every male from the Secretary
"' " 0sFsrless wretch, gsulbles and dtiaSs,