New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-07
From NewsNIcxlco,
Correspondence OF The Missouri Rspublca
INDEPENDENCE Aug ,


The Santa Fe mail reached here the
Odd Il came Aubreys route and found IL very good
plenty of grass wood and water AMI will be 9 most
excellent winter route NJ news Of much impor tsncs
In Santa Fe-a little improvement 10 business. The
Southern mail reached Santa 70 on the 2sb OF last
month without interruption. Prospect OF goods crop
throus New Mckee, and the Mora the best that
has been for many yeais past
The foil swiDs trains met on tbs road outward
Isnes Il kussris &C Point OF Rocks; bubbles the
CiuaIone Caruthers and Illusions at Fort Mscksy I;
Ma, er & ksutmans at Rock Creek and Bishop Lsney
Council Grove Overlook coming In 10 tao States,
Aubrey train at the cros Ing Of Arkansas his own
road-Ross AZ PUN Butte aud Major Cartons Conpa-
ny Point If Rocks; Lieut. Heath aud Ma or FtzDat.
rick with presents tor the Indians at Diamond 'pnng;
Unl'ed States mail and Gov. Lane, between ths Coon
Or. ehs.
Hslidav & Warmers train left here 10 charge q
Richard Pr. lps on Saturday last sai O. Ferris sec-
rtsry tab and lady, left hero today at noon, In
good ,piriIs sno health improying-he accompanies
Holiday & Warmers train.
Major Steel and troops leave Fort Leavenworth for
5sDtA Is tO-uOrrIw
Extract from phva'e letter dsted
ALBUoUERQUE, N. NJ, Friday, July %, 1852
We have out lurs news this month, with the excsp-
ZION of sort o treaty, made by Col sumner, on the
ID. Of this month, WITH the JcsIls Apsches, At 5ante
re- AID ore with Malgus ColorsdosP band At Acso-
ma In whirh the lndao Agents we're laid on tne shs.
and The Col, mel became toe great pAc;icator Attic
talk Ut Accoms bu, few Of the Indians came In, al
though large baud wss In ,he hb0hOod and the
treaty WAS made With MaDgus, whs ssys his will and
woId Ia law 10 his psope
Tpey s,y they are tired Of wa7-ths their people arc
aesfy Of fshlDg and desire pace and Ies-taat thoy
have for yesrs been upon ths move and bavs psatsd
40 crops They now wish 70 plant, aad although thsy
are willing 10 be a. peace with the Americans shsy esh
vi tns mexcsns-thst the people Of soasrs lsts-
Is iuyied them 10 come la 81 make pesc', ana savo
lheIn fesst-that the opened barrel OF wnsky, sod
.hen bis party bad iLduged hemse YES 10 thsr hesrs
con,en, q e.. got gorously drunk) tas Msxcsns ross
JOp them III led 'Oure neD, AMI carried or twenty
sven women and children. ana tsas they do not see
ire necessity or policy OF peace -,h those wno Me
fahless T. hem 80 the prOOsoiy 10, that when they
20, come they gill make iarosd upon ths settle nsst
OF NORA and our Govern cent cannot prevent tnsn
There Ia OLe oHculy which hss siyso and viii sive
trouble 10 toe stability OF oar treaties via sae
lIoisrs here than sDyrbiDg ese; aud inst H. tha 70
REQUIRE them o. sige up all stock snd cspuvss hxsn
certain p@riOd OF our p)ssesd1n OF toe couesys
aud when they ssk % nave their women sad ohiidfoa
Who are nov slaves the Mexicsns given ny % thsn,
xe reuy that we cannot do t-thst IL would cause
revolution There 10 10 ibis country state OF thnss
exisdfg which 10 mach more ~oroy me snIr" On
your pbilsnihropsS, your Aboltonisn and your mig.
serk,virg WHITES than the question OF slavery ana
nat IL The fart ths, there toonssncs Might say
Ipdisn women snd children who have BEEN stoen rom
their families and sold into slavery, worse taan s"~s
have seen frequently ltts children, from eishtsea
month. 20 six yeas DID, led around tho country hks
ses,t, BY Mexican who bad probably stolen tsso
from NJ cir mothers more than week, aad otsro1
FOR ,sle for from forty 20 one hundred and tsonsy
collars, They viii 10 out on the pfetsnse OF trading
tlh the Indians, aLo Watcu inc ufuo WnSh inc tuou
are absent poubce upon ths women and children. and
ske such they thiDk viii se prohtsbIy All this b
kno wn spd has been brought ~ ths attention Of tho
autnortfss yet 10 still encouraged, and permitted 10
BE- carried ON openly. ! say encouraged for IL could
easiy he stopped Hence the continued war With tns
ssxicsDs tho difficulty Of treaties being kept and the
bitter feelings enssndersd.
Why does not the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
look into this matter or has tie Great fsther' q
Washington got that he has any red chdres 10 Nsw.
Mexicuf They should be aroused. and have tasuoc-
sent 10 the commndsn here 10 put an end 10 this
olsgi see 10 our county.
The crops this ara very fine, and think more
rain hss fallen this year than usual This the i,ss@
year here, b4t have bead Of no damage being dons.
ibe farmers are nov engaged In cuuos wheat.
sreat number Of officers going 10 soos, on 'ssvs
tpt other csusss -
25tb.-I have Just heard Of ros bet~een tao sos
oiers and Mvxicsrs 10 Santa re. o. which pfesas
you will hear more Of the particulars from SONS COZ
fespordent there than | can give you from hsfc =
very strong feeling Of dnke and snmy "a AZ soass
been growing between the different races see 49,
dsv or cher an outbreak may DO sxpsossd OF serious
character