New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09
The Pueblo Indians.

The five New Mexican Pueblo Indians.
from the Pueblo Of Te,uque, whose arrival here and
movements have from ume to time noted, being do
SIR to return t. theiI home. In New Mexico
the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs yesterday 10 TAX
husl farewell The COMMISSIONER received them
with sreGi kinduess, and throug Inc interview
itsss the sncerest Interest in tneir Affairs and we'll
leing We ep.st their nameI: jose Marie VIII j.
Nuszo, CaTlos Nig, Juan Antonio Nisii Jse Abeyta
and Jos6 Domingo Herrera. The hrs, named Is tue
chief speaker stated 10 the Commissioner the De.
sire If himself and friends 10 return g. their slant
homes and families i no time wzs At and when their
eTOys would require attention sDd besides taeY were
NOT enjo ying very good health lacy hsc been much
grained ~ wnat they had seen In this country and
tel greatly obliged for tho kiI ices and sent, paid
them. II tho Com missioner c"ud MAKE I Convenient
for them % leave today or 20 morrow Il would DO
source OF much pleasure % them.
On lie pat the ComUissoner sad that I, had given
him great pleasure o. them Their character and
ais sPprobson. for hAi heard Of their
fotTieIy, honesty and general good cnlduei III regret
ted much ~ hear O sBy Of them brng SICK trusted
Il would De- only temporary. Their Arxieiy retaru
very natural ana source OF s.usf.ctiOn -
him % perceive that IN addition their ~sh for se-ing
thtiI families sud friends they had mrch regard -
their cToQs. the d7y AFTER 10 orr0w 10 tn0ag1 no
could arrange tor their start Though the Journey here
wAs Iona. and REQUIRED considerable time. the Poe
bloc should o'e snythpg By toe trlD but !. shoad
prove piohisole and atVsnlss Gus TIE death
CT their a;hsr Governor Csihuun WasA csu.s Of pro
found regret tbe ComnissiOrer rad hoped % hear
rom hl everything OF Interest on SUBJ CT OF the In
dian. o. Nev Mckee Col. Lea assured the Indians OF
the iAihefly O Ike Government Tor them and ha.
they NAV be assured that 10 due time II laey were not
IN PARENT everything would ne Accnrcei - them that
could snn oUsai % be done He recommended sem 70
ruitste tie customs the whites and particularly 20
tn use Of toe Engisa lac ,Sze since they
had become cirzs1s O. The l liked STATES
Gel Lea presented each Of the ln1ians with medal
One Of them Antonio Nsi mad suspended before III n
British m-oa, apparently present from the aadsJns
Bay Conpsry. 90 WA old, Sith The head Of George
III on ~ which no ind ueenents could prevail on aim
10 part ~to. On teng o1ered a sul OF clothes each
sush =, ire whites wear, lose Marie dd not tank IL
very Desirable but said IL would be very grsiypg 70
him l. be able 10 earn the Eegsh lar slsge
Col Les having thaukec them for a letter In Spanish
ihey bad sen. h7, sad be voEl1 BE- eth more zr.tisd
CT ihe!r return they should favor him win letter in
EIEfsb. To this Jose Marie replied tina, II he should
be fortunate 70 learn Eussh LANGUAGE On bis
read home ne would certainly wrss Mr. Lea letter 10
iksi Ian gusse
The Indians, who use the spGriIh language. thou ID
they have so OF their own 10 which they privately
convene, were Interpreted by Mr. David Winning the
Terri oIisl Interpreter II NesMexco They xtIl re-
fuIp 10 New Mexico under the caro- Of Mr Whins ard
CAPT W. Z. Love, who brous BIT them htker
In religion these Ind AEs are Catholics spd are Tery
eesrous Of procuring ornaments, &C. for ihe Church
OF their Pueblo Many things Of this dsserpti N have
been presented and promised from religious Establish
me1ts In The District and Baltimore
National intelligence, III