New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
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csrr,sussdsGos Of The 81. l. a. H'paoiieah' go,
SANTA p, Monday, Oct. 20, 1871

r,,,,-'s,,'s,c. Of The 81. La. Republican.
S.srA Fg, Monday, OCT. 20, Issl.
The matter of the greatest moment 70
This eountrv which has happened since asi "ioss
10 Won, Is the termination Of iue eIPtd''.n . 81
rae Eatcios auc the return OF Hs corulSn0si VIZ
~ $500 -,arred INTO The Navajo county, maze
a hall AZ tie Cafon SonIfo" winch was se.e.'e !,
nv Col sumner for she site OF 70 $500 -,
TINS caHon Is a5cus dfty miles ifom lAhi 40A 'l''s
W,,1 Two companies Of dragoons Coz. sumner
r,shsd forrrl' 20 the famous Cnelle tor taA '-, "a
Into this Gallon, II seems, NJ entered son7 IA
Tcrise eurcUuteriug Indians me " ho4e way. "a -
10, co through T. The Indians were very @hnoy
IIe ana 10 tnectual stop MS pug 20 'u,. a'''-y'
arres b. The fankiUg party, when, y seem -
thrown oui only Ola one see oI the canon a. Ut -
su1r as u ~. a. night, the GeleTai r.
c.,,on = nav he az vel - say. Tor me ltI.i '
nj sone of your readers l. d mountain gorge, hAe
an immense rAvIEe. someilnts VIII 49, rV-t-4
dlcular or shelving over, anu e.cn NO. -, are N
wards vide The walls o. the cHf canon alS' a
some nlaees twelve hundred ieci hgh. L re -
yaufaees Of tanohuS TOcNs don upon .n' -. ~
an ,ren,v from such nlgnt IN space 50 narrow
are very OBVIOUS. ..At;.h D.. ,.,s, At.
,be f,,-,, B,nifo ana flen return, to- oOlscI na>
been attained II his OBJECT, rs nAdsf> an iy
various quarters It Was announced IN SANTA 81 -
himself. was 10 cAHSftSs INC -'"'"Jos' 'N"' 'i'
ons indian only was killed during the campaign
and he was killed by sergeant, VINO ere stsallAly
bevond the outpost and WasIoO sly lyI tbs ,'.t~o
Who was creeping not quite 50 siyy toward mem
The Nay. los stole fifteen beel cattle IRON nc mp
AZ Bonito one of our soldiers was wounded ana De-
tween one and two hundred horses ana ilu.eS Pei-
ishec for want Of sustenance. %,
head.cuarters have been removed nom santa I e 20
place TOW called "F0rt nlOn,' ous iofheiiy
called The Hole IN the Prairie. foft ehloa II
nesr the Moro Creek. on IN" outside 81 ne setle
ments From Fort Defiance itIs tour hlndFe - Iniles
In this removal. the use OF large QuaLHy ~ F@u
able property, liked IN buildings a. odhI" + {, ne
been lost That property, CONSISTING OF the ue'I ana
only GOOD s.Ore.h houses IN the cOuniTy-ln oaHacks
mechanics shops, stables, Enclosures, &c IS worm
Some $4,000 The removal carried large amount
of stores 10 q ace where they were noi sua'lehty
protected from the weather, IN the mlds' OF lhe
ramv season-and where they suffered extensive
damage equal II i reported TO some s"DVOy nor.
think the abandonment o. santa Re aIo we Sc
lection of Ori Mon, two serious errors, Ana III
this onnIon If [ am not mistaken. am borne JnI
bv all the woll.ln'ormod Americans Of the ierfl-
tory. .A...,..,.,,.,
try will he ravaccc br the Ntrlos TINS WINTER or
IN other words. that ~ tcrrver they an lay their
hands on stock. 'hey will - sure to tin u OF bas'
week, eighty mules vi duien on py Two Na'a
los Gas Was clscctt-fN ttc tr-'htJ only eish'eeh
4 few DAYS aso som, Uenos Indians Pucl.oSl
brought m stolen horse. Ahcn ihty had cao'ureu
from The Naya0s Igr1u.l these Indians it - IN
derStood that GOV Calhoun intends % try @ open
some npgotil tiOrS Win The NWdIos. bdt the TINE
for such procedures 0ith these indlmsh past The
whole country could 1e eAs'y raised ag inSt the H.
anc,Ought 20 be.
We nave information tAata Silrer Banc has been
discovered near Taos. f. lies ln a mountain about
five miles from that place. Specimens % the ore
have been tested, and have been iOun2 - yleid an
ounce OF metal - the pound OF ore. drtt has
been carried isiO the SIDE oi the nil and tns WORK
IS nOA beng carried on vita spult o. IessfS:
WOOten & Williams VINO ate pa.t pfopiie'of' oi
The Ilahs and Apsches sull remain frendly-so
far as prOicstaiOns and abstinence from Their usual
outrases can be regarded as a marx OF flenlShlp.
Some hall COZcu Apaches -lli-lOokng fellows
were in town the OIner day. They had come Ia
about the murder OF one OF tneir tTlOe oY anOther
Apache The 7 tabs [ speak OF are small 0tnd,
north Of TaOs--nO. fry i0dge, IN all These tIdaS
have heretofore confetcraleC van ne AptcneS men,
toned. che Jcau.liS.) and both together, mot
amounting. perhaps to $50 n-ating men, have done
an the mischief shat has been done on TN, SIZE OF
Col. sumner, when became out here last summer,
contemplated the establishment % ne" military
posi- near Sangre &c tristo, tbi0od oi tWlSt) a
mountain sad TO .oata'n Immense dep9sis or Soil'
m the Itah country. ABOUT one hundred and eighty
miles north OF SANTA Fc. TINS project has been
abardoncd for the present season
OF the four Indian agents sent ont mere last sum
mer to lcok after the Indians OF TINS Territory, Nj
GrcneT has established himself AT Taos. and IS work
iug hard do what tie can oe done at present here
by such IN agent Col. Nooley l. a. Anton Chico,
ore of thelOwCst Mexican settlements on the PecOs,
with an Is e upon the JicaTis and the Mescarellos
or White Iountain ApAcheS. whose haunts are 100
miles south of Santa fe MAJOR Wngfed, another
OF these agents. noN a vsit 10 tne States, and
Major Weightnan Is 4 Delegate in Congress.
Business here IS excessively duh the retail Hade
especially having suffered from the withdrawal Of
the hoops The stock OF goods on hand is very
lrge--as large Iearly as IN 1878 year famous for
the quantity brought Iuto Santa Fe.
The crops generally, especially the com crop has
TUNED Out much better shan VAS anticipated con-
considering the long and intense drouth Of the
early par, Of the season.
Judge Watts has Just returned from san Miguel
County where he has been holding term OF the Dis
trici Court IN place Of Judge Baker, ~ho has gone
Z 20 WashUgton