New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
Infe NcMs from u Paso.

The Texas papers furnish some interest
inc ,utelhreucc rom FL Paso mp to she 23d Of July
In The Gaittson Ne'rs ot the 10Th instant we hhd
the following interesting summary.
LATER FROM FL PAso.-Capt. SMlhman arrived
this morning by Tie steamship FuSeher lie len the
copper mneS near tie Cha, on the lllh Juif'
and Ell Paso on the 23d. and arrived in san Antonio
on tie nh instant. lie u now proceeding 10 WASH
ineton Capt ; is probably known by reputation to
most of our readers, he has been Tor many years
on our remote frontier IN santa Fo' anu coihectst
for much of the time wlth the l : Army ne heId
a command under DOniphan IN his celebrated cApe-
dion through the then unexporcd regions OF lhe IN,
terror of New Mexico, 10 Ch,.diahua, >auiuo, ana
finally TO the mouth Of the Rio Crande,
We learn from Capt. :. that early IN June party
of u men, being on their way 10 California ~ me
Glla, encountered considerable body OF Apache
Indians, rear the copper mines, AMI after a severe
conflict, lost TWO men killed, had two wounded ana
finally had 10 retreat % the neares, village caeu
HannlS with the loss OF everything they had. one
of the men killed was a Mexican, AID the other an
American named Renlro. Mr Hicks wAsyery badly
wounded, and Nr Charleyyille, rom - LOUIS No,
slightly. The gold mines between the copper mines
and the Glla, are nov beng worked successfully
Some fifteen or twenty men are engaged there SinA,
nR shafts from whence they procure the gOh, ml3eu
with sand and separate II by Nashlng - III @niV'
MA Surface gold ~ IN allioInld' Is lounu Oh VIC
CHA but no attempts have yet been made 10 dlg
cola ou the CHA m consequence Of the hostile III
0lans Il i, however. expected hal these uIiie'
VII soon be Wort eG 70 advantage.
\ large number Oi Apaches are no" NJ the copper
mines With their chief. who makes professions OF
friendship. THIS. however, Is accounted Tor from the
presence 4 party of :. troops al that place uii'
der command OF Col. Cralg.
The Boundary Commission are also now AZ The
copuer mines DONG nothing IL appears that great
error was committed IN running the boundary 70 mat
place As by A mistake IA the point Oi commence
ment they have It about 90 nile. above HI Paso
instead OF some l6. IS required by the treaty ! he
cause Of this Nplaned Dut the result mas
been 4 Temporary suspension Of The surrey
The las, IRAN that leit san Antonio tor HI fdso
found the codes OF four men between the Pecos and
FL Paso On June the 10th. Nothing Is known oil me
men Or the means by which they came 70 their uh-
Since writing the above, We md ne following IN
tn, san 4uto,ltO Ledg,r. which j. additional no9Da-
ton from the same source
Fa0v FL PAso-Capr. eHllman has arrived N
town from this point and the ella IN fourteen days
Tbs /, fast travelling III any country Inc tdpl4h
came n with the same animals he stared WIN.
We learn from the Captain ard pnyaie .ettefs lial
the crops would be very short There had not oeei
anv ram m twelve months. Ihe boundary me had
peen run 10 the Gila tut i was thought u "ou!l nave
10 be SURVEYED Col. Graham was OF opinion thdt
NAUTICAL error had been committed IL iaVof ol ths
MexIcdns -, ~, - b,
4boUt s.o votes would Oe pOlle al III Paso, and y
va thought that a. least TWO thirds OF them "ouid
n. for Bel and Howard This i mat "e AniIclpA-