New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16

Co11oS AND CrRrALs rKoE Tx RvTR Gil, Som.
pier Il cotton wheat snd the SEEDS Of vegetables
from the River ella. which cultivated by the lni
o that river hsv- been len with by Mr. j. X Bartlett
The cutt.u seems 10 be Of very superior quality Tie
he's ao lett with Us blankets and sashe the
isctUre al these tribes The cotton seed ~ b. the
South for cultivation II. has al.O given u s4np- oi
cotton With IA. seed from P-ra in Central Mexico 4b,at
80 miles West OF the Rio Grtnde where j. cultivated
comfortable tateit and manufactured into heavy
she.iirg There three small Cotton mills near the
OF Ssito, doing very sond business in max sg
these goods from the cotton raised ia country Inc
sup Ideui OF of thes- mills is from Prov
The operatives ali h-Xcans aud are flund TO acquire
TIE oi fencing the looms AID other machinery With
great fsciity.
little rivutt which issues from spring near by and
precious water ia this that the ml-
IN operation at night the water retained in
above the mill dam. After performing ~ IN tue ms
named il leo of IN oilches 10 rgat- the lands by
which bV this alone rendered liz for catv atom
The Pine ana the Cocomsroops Indians of the river
ella alluded To- occupy the only portion Of the valley
pble of caliiS alton They their cotton wheat
corn, melons beans and other vegetables Their cotton
which Is Of superior quail y they spin and weave INTO
heavy description Cf blanket If sizes which
the sole article o wearing apparel both
They also make very pretty kiId sash or belt Of differ
eni colors, which l. ustc tor the head
well girl for the body. Thee Indian. occupy p0r
'n OF the uch valley. W. len was occupied In an
cient mes b! one Of those seuicvized races which
lett 50 many r,ulaiIs IA the country referred TO-
One Of the m"st remarkable of these edf,-s .ndn the
bert state OF preerv aiun Is about twenty miles from the
Imo Nsg-, In the ntemeois- space are traces show.
Ing that tie whole dlstrc; Was occupied From the -,i
dences coted by Mr. Bartlett he believes these Indians
the deSct ndants II the people NJ former
tunes cultivated the whole valley lar a. i n ,cebl-
ol cUiN alton bat Hho have merely
Of erecting lsrls buildings All the other. remain 9Th
them tber pe.-rty hosever b. Inferior 10 N 4
found the OF the ancient ed e-s They still
cultivate the soil successfully the M-xicans can DO:
and though neither boast Of much nj t.frv the Ia
oi8ns may be said 20 be the thrifty rh-v dig l.rye
and lcng canals FIR irgafn by witch ms us alone they
Srs enabled 10 render the so productive Tbs -x cattle
that necessary FIR agricultural purposes they raise
The beat intense ana the atmosphere - dry nsf mr.
little clothing Is required.
Adjoining the Piuos l. 4 ibe called the Coror,.rie,
pas who have Adop-d these sane nudes of liza h,ugh
iher la suags Is totally different Thu Tribe IS o-arlv I
he'd 20 TIE una. 81 the Colorado Speaking lanyn >.
hearty the sane but between which tribes Inc mos. dad
" hostility exists The CocolarcJpas ioru-rly d-t on
the Colorado. bat tie iumAs getting ihs advsu,ae Of
them hey ted Tor safety q the country Of the r. NOS
who're they have since remained cement Of .,u.i
advantage 10 The lno-, those limited ngInb-s aud p.-
nj NODE 81 life reqaIrcn <arke tribe near ,hib
wiling 10 share their fortunes siih them
We have also specimen VI the Woo-u bi. nksfs nai-
~ the Naso Indians large and powerful tribe North of
TIE CHA as4Lst whom have sat tWp larg- niif.rv
expeditions Auc 70 the MIDST of whose country 4, FIR. D.
These Indians the great bbrrs VI sk +,
NV Ee1cu ard u 4 ouy since tie late exD- !r0u of Cl
sumner agar u them that have succeeded ia bringing
them ioteIu.s.
possessed the AIT Of spinning ami se4vin and 4 -
pity that etoFt shOld Mt DC m.dr b, Dasuftro
pats 10 Instruct sush tribes thas- have ln-ntss n
other Of civilized hf-, Nnf thereby preserve tls
from the !nel.sble fate winch stheFsIse srs,. tim
iPrgs-s-ues Jsszaai.