The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-26
Intelligence fron New Mexie..

Intelligence fron New Msxics.
We nsvs rsoelvsd se.es fc papers q the 1sth New,
Mr.. arsinsr Indian sssat had rsesssy pald visit
highly gsnsd With the results Of his inter vsws with the
Puebaes We hope the mission Of Mr.. 0rsinsr will be
produotive Of much good The Governor, accompanied
oy H. 0rense, Maj Blake 1t Adams, and escort, left
here on last Saturday morning for Abiqui The Governor
and Mr. expect to have talk with the Indians In that
region and also make distribution Of eoeds believe
among them. They have not yet returned.
PS-sinc writing the above the Governor and party
s nsss They bring
present Provisions, clothing, &C, were distributed
among them, and they went away highly pleased, Of
course.
We learn also from Mr. Ward interpreter for Col A.
X Wooly, that the Colonel has been endesvorDg for
the Apaches but has not yet succeeded In doing He
has had or two interviews with eome of the inferior
chiefs but refuses very properly to transact officially
The mail from Independence arrived at Santa Fe on
the gath November hut brought only the letters The
Gdse'is says We learn from those who in with it
that they encountered s heavy storm the
plains that they obliged TO abandon the attempt to
bring the mail wagon further than the Arkansas river
The wagon consequently taken back to Fort Ar
buckle, and the letter mail brought through on
mules We are consequently cut off from our newspaper
mail for perhaps this month This is diss ppout
ment 10 but suppose shall have to bear 1t The
return mai met upon the tornado the 10th inst.
They had been oyertaken by snow stern in which they
had lost al their mules We learn that they had got
tufceut number OF mules fIem return train to
The pail Mr.. Porter OF St Louis an his I9dy,
with this mail Think Of this, who sitting by your
comfortable hrprides--a woman cut on the bouu iess
paus under such circumstances The outward mail did
not ieavc Fort hrhucke til the 18th instant Captain
ht5rcds party, which went the Benrs Fort route had
rot then reached tra point win be remembered bst
Mira Iilsus and tao small children With this
fapy Az however. 10th Mira Porter and Mrs Pillars
VIII provided for such emergencies hope they
w go comfortably through, not Notwithstanding the ncls-
neucy Of the weather
Aubrey trim, outward tolRd passed at the
Arkansas 1t Will probably reaoa~ hege II week
from this tnV
Tie following Us extract from letter OF z Il
White, Postmaster - Frontera ntsr vi psso, dated Sth
Heccmber:--
Robert Brent and Thomas Bggs came hero few
days since with Colonel sumner, let two three
oa5e before Col 8. To return tneir respective homes
Santa Fe and SocorTo. They ta very Ill party
from Dos Ana. consisting 81 Bsss Brent snd Danie.
Bolt with two Mexican servants Vsgs and Brent with
one Mexican in dearborn; Eolt and Mexican
horseback Some fta miles beyond the Laguns, the
Jolnadi del Muero, about twenty iodaus, in smbush
beside the road fred upon the party and killed Brent
and the he3i;an servant Biggs I'm meSiately com
eDccd firing with six. sLosters and retire ,ted Mex
can train Of wagons which he bsd Just passed
Five six days before this unfortunate affair two
Mexicaps were killed by the same Indians, few miles
above Doha Ana.
" 1t only last month that interpreter FOR
Col Graham aud party of oficets to meet several
Apache chiefs They, OF course promised TO be good
ftieads, and all that, and usual, were believed