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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-25
NEW. MEXICO.
FROM The n Q. Picayune. Avg. %

Prom The n 0. Picayune Aur.l3
We haze received ia lcxa d.iss from Santa r. to the
10Th ILL., The G0@'ns says
II probation TO The Navaios TO en>bls h I'm
T. comply vita tie 81 CIV Lane for the del yyry
Of TO muTteIe's Of Ramon Martin to have osen
used :" Ite adVAnf-e t1e Indians have rot yet b--a
ftd Om, nor IS IL known whether they intend cpgpv
or nGt but It is prsumet they 60 not Mr. Dodge the
Ieiy apt agent in the Nav 40 o)uo,Ty and
Vil IL ection with Nj ,i.r H. l. kencrick M CON
Al Fort Def spCe the principal ne ( the natl l
seau reoiste delivery Of the murderer Ii
- UloestOtd that nut Of tie tive Indians present
Wien Martin was billed wss con erned in TIE murder
he Of Acknowledged bal character among
ne lncisns themselves, bat his connection with s)lIs
Tfsp' cable ana htuential families renders bis de-
Livery matte of difficulty. THIS dificn
~ must be greatly increased by the want Of
GcvtI NE n among Tie lndats the nation is composed
a several distinct bands, who are, fT GOvernp IS
toicInfd enir' lJ independent Of each other, an tll
O. 0e 10y united action # The heads OF the differ
HANDS that any important measure be Effected GOV
Lane as Instructed the agent Mr. DcJge to propose
the Navaios charge Of tier Government 80 far - to
create some one Of fheir uUr Der principal chief head
OF the various bands Unless this can be done il viii Al
gas b. difficult to enforce an account ability for ovnses
committed by the bad men Of the nation. la the present
c"e, W believe The settled conviction Of both the civil
a4G military departments that the demand Of Gov Lane
uc be to with even should have to be enf)r ed
- he point Of the bayODet.
Major Cunningham, Pay master L 5 Army Mr. Rumey
MaIshs Of the Territory, Ieuts Griffin Marshall and Bell
deIerdei &C., Mo IN ('0-tn Gays
We learn fom a gentleman Just in from Fort Union
thar SIR Cooper reached there the 9tn inst, only
tStVt Gays out from Independence. On the IN ut he
aftd The Governor, Judges, and Of the Indian
agent Tor New xicO 81 thr Cuunod Grove they were
asaiing the srrivsl Of Gen Garland with wh thsy
ltsfed t. The plains.
II, party are fifteen days from the Grove,
and uy be- expect in SAINT. Re ~ the lOtn OF August
Gen Garlaud had uuctr his charge three hundred
thous-r dolars in coin, far tte use fine srny
IL believed thai The headquarters the army Vil be
'enIoV'd to Santa inmto Hey the arrival OF the
ne" ~ nAnuait. ihis chm all meet tine approval o!
orI e'i,z IS asWeil as he o.lctrs Of tfe army
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-25

dow Tirss abiding tie difficulties gr.Eing ou 81 ne
srr5s Of Keszta AZ smyrna expresses Us surprise "a
the rtpr sentative Of the Cr'ed states 70 Alstrs o
such IL r Iio- nnlomat- graIe. that, De PsO he Mss
ut he rish Of personal in-srcOure With the Empsro
ard takes h-tcr position IN o;ia' puTlel's q N
TIE Charges Of the petty Gernaa !Hnc!9sities lou
usJ Ly j loEu SAFE rue. which cr'lu-f.nces = 70
sooner OF later force upon you that IT, United eas
should he 81 says rrp-ts MED a. dcss3 courts Oy NIL
isters periD0enriarv Who BIZ International lfT nave
tie rght ~ access upoa ratters Of husnes directly ~
tie Suprc ne poEer in the Stite No mtfer what may
BE- the salary sxed 20 them ths Chs-gcshPs az Nenni
sud Naples should be raisei to fll vi sons. The gov
ernue fur fiqrariCs of tie Two >icss u)tur
ousy crlupt that treaties may be violated 10 spirit Sh
mpuut end the laws set AZ dehalce long the kng
carnot be- personals reached BY your R@presen'ave
sr5 an opportunity be thus afforded him ot exposing 'he
c,,nituerafed corruption If bis servants Only those
who ignorant OF the practices and customs OF Euro
psan courts have the temery to suggest the slos
U'ior oi C0nsuiles for any Of our Diplomatic posts a
Europe The experiment would b. Taught win peril
70 your ntneuce sn1 would result in the dlmni-oa ot
the protection which American travellers nos elJoy on
TIE { ointment.
The King ia passing The summer ~ Is,hiq The heat
in Nares j. greater than has been felt fr m'u wears.
aid il is ac 'omTansd By continued b-z e unimm'l
sunlight dazzling lie vision anil heating th" an)spleg,
o. sn African TEN erature. under which both animal ani
vccetah fe sink and w;iher
The Government has Just issued a new code ofQnr-
autiDe Ous. containing som- reforms and nlicat
Tg more LIBERAL SPIRIT than mas uifnrrp mlfsed rs
e.,ador 10 this particular. IL has declined however.
adopt the exc lent compilation formed by the Inter
uaiiou,l Sariiaiy Congress- OF Paris.
The exhibition II Domestic Industry which opened IA
y ples on the Ga Of MAJ ridiculous Ia IRE. The
GogeInneu, refused to grant pssspots - artists who
d.sir,d be- represented no the London Exhibition. and
NJ Morris finding tha. the same il5era policy wouli
De eni0 ced toward both the Dublin ant " York TX
liaou.. very Trf ery avoided subecng himself 20 the
irlCnty Of suirrl- the American Irritation O. b. re
fused Avoyage To- the United states on the part Of sry
Nealo'i.au artis' would c3mpr' mise hin Grevar with
his Goseirm, 1T, AMI subject him 70 police surveillance
upou lis r,uIn. as min VINO hal seen I'D apprcl.ei
m, b. ssiucs Of free institutions ami become n,ar,by
b. rct,d with toe desire 10 such for his naive
lr"d Toe t-u it, however that a. n rhe exception NJ
rrfnc ccra anl avaornaments aud inf silk hbrr7
Naples Do. noting 10 contribute % Industrial ENAib.
ii. MS Painting and scripture are in degenerate con
II on in the Two ScIles and are chiefly enrol-aged b.
foreign pltronage TR,YELER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-25

obsvs no fear tie Csforrans a,e not the nsa 70
IRE $40 ih'l AL took 70 their heels a. tne FIRST
o.nte ne h'HNars were prep rsd fer them lima
tly aver me sit4ns mob ps-sdsd NE street. snoring
beab IN the Gifiosl Death 20 the Yankee doxst LIT
zach The stores houses Let not 40 nsrc Al
"cspt''
Every American Is in danger Of hi. lie Wbsn o,a
vs sorg the street ~ eyes are turned mon ~ and ne
PDi' at IS one OF the arksd Msger i. st IN prison
" Any prospect d getting ou, IA = can See
Ite nessurss taken rs n. authorities ,o4 f.r~i -,
ne lrec'o Joss ssnc,us have been a-b,rsrv IN 49,, ~
ifUe II very evident ttsf hak.r has No. b,d f.i-
ies'nR nor Is there any pro,pectof Much excitement
y etals On the AUtrcsn eide Of the river All condemn
~. At'en II OF IN. party On TIE ish Of the 18th
futhty AFRO condemn TIE course Of the Pfef-co 10 "a
Nl's- stouldsrs reefs the whole bl.gn-
Mayer in prison h: property N tbs Of ssrsoy
MI ont the pro pect O: being released
iLe ot~th d h+norei has cat gloom the whole
con HIhiy There no telling yet hos the mater vii
no komor say The cslornisrs organizing 20 ne
ttnttr Of bve hundred mp th- river place no relan
~ r. Also hear mat Gen Garland is ordered 20 OCCUPY
tteMesils. r'
IHE lrTBREAR At l.. fAsO-FrRrHER Particulars.
me Mr. Orfons Picg nne Of the IN INST has sd vices
shch hays oIurp iuy the accounts teiegraphed fro
city 10 the rtbeTu presses relative 10 the recsnt
cisiuTbaDcts At III Poo.
lie Californian " arrested oy the Mexicans sad
'hIo"n INTO prison, Lsmsd ger II is r~pressnt
hethe I'D zen rohbd 81 atre bgt after consider
st- oh Guilty found them IN the possession of some Mer
tais Having rec vtTed them. h. drove them aud
te orgg TO the Me1icaDs 10 the American side OF
rttr
On tfe following DAY he WA arrested OF a charge Of
sfe in b5 tue Pref ~ who soon 4fsr offered T. rsas
n' fine OF 500 bat after ward refuse 10 d., So
IT, jail attacked u e day BY party Of AMER.
cana bur Trey rep4ls.d by the Mexican troops with
Ice Of tw . kil' d. A. before stated
To excitement that prevailed very grea and the
Whoe town soon Ia arms threatening sh y those
LAD slttDp 60 The rescue
Tbe Caornisns. the principal parties in tn.
attack ~ tle rsJu. had fed buflt rumOiei tha
dy q FIVE hundred ~ere organizing poin, u ? tas
iivtr for "a stcCld attempt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-25
SERIOUS DrmCrLaIEs AT Ell PASo.
fisht between Americans and McXcRnN-t District
Atturnes killcd.


Pom iAc \. y. Hcayune, Aus l&
lie following letter reached Us last evening, by the
val steamer nom Texas. IL was written at Ii Paso,
Mexico, by gentleman whom We know 70 have means
ofobisiuue The best Information Ii was addressed TO
merchant q; san Antonio. who forwarded it to us;
IL rAso DEL NoRrE, MEXICO,
DIAR SIR. This mail takes you neas oi oar diH,u.tes
he uprn his frontier You WI no. b9 surprised al thsm
Nhs b. PREDICTED fsi uo~'hs md months are here
stthtly abandoned d. Lot suppose ihs Government
ewes Us thl HI they busy dealing cut the oAV es
ana fishes
Non tue moment the California emgTenis s'riks the
rwS they ooiumt0,e Ns.- cattle. hUi hsYs Dseu
ss i,n 81, IN Csrre. 10 TINS OF tae river AZ
oelesd a these Iobbng parties Is tho Monies family OF
ave br,ht protected by ilc authorities GA lJn Or
iah named Arr the owner 4 400 or 500 head Of
es 20 TINS sioe % tokfyr some forty heal nl. he
hd]Cs In ms ROUNDS he came across seven helu N tho
NvN part I'd t0is town. lFo MeNoAns wee lerdll tue
tetslsr uth some tahf or ten head OF McVclu clte
heto,k tie cttlc, ttains tee hsgoers 10 tne Al
eate yatn lhCy took 90 -hs bSsats snd cou. never
be buad .iierWAgis N.gen then Grove al, ias cattle
% a" camp on the A"si.c'n s'-c o. tae ri'tr' lac
ne4i CAY hc bass. arC Was o-doltl ~ tA3 Efe-
Iee'o 10 brug all the y Nicsa ca,~3 % tnis town,
sahA Is ihe next Az, aut was arrested lur stssrg
Nose AID ODER attic al tfoEr into Vlso0 he nss hal
netA YET have been itd 70 believe ;n41 b. would 0s
e'elso indeed. tie proposition was ta4e uy thc 1fr-Nl
~etsse hag'r by Is l.,1S I'D. tAhl LOOKS Ike
ssael;s AZ 6Gs a,e.Ns-l iyUlO oUi tDs. u 'ser "'s
ss s properly ara on t5g ..h % "is L-.iy otci.5
sns a. cause sh uil Do s.n' Sd l~ .-l -Aho . l.
mssls 20 gti $50 or .a oiiin To-. best o !. -,
S ' As,r Is detained ca .fe evidence ' fl7 vey m3l
isrSfc found
ailtr ne lih az hone given rp ci hlv'r. Mayer
,,a' !hs Californian ut4e $50 osrt - rss ''" men
'"e prison. lie tAi4I Ss pu0h.y taxed Rl'tt iof
'sA cs!s no Q'rsOa gsIol 10 pei any a..g-t "a 70
n. VN NE morning Of The lS.h between Sad clock
vas awakened by f,tg II the direction 70 the prison
seen afterwards "a ago irC re larecto
"a party Of Americans hal attacked th8 rrsOn 1 had
- isPalsed, and tha dead a.d wounicd sn14a 'ssa
an. sa or hs erOurd and requested 10 eHsi-e ten
~. eaa myself the spyt, ard by tue is. o.. The day.
IL tfs ust breaking recognized the Gssl man Esis,
Ieoisi the District Attorney OF Fl PasO C3uaty, Texas
a.o Inn immediately removed 70 sroom and afterwards
&Toss the river for burial The wounded man, Samuel
s1nocs was one of Col SkilmaRs mail Insn the ball
Afterwards ~ N-N Nv WV " 'N' AV"''
ssetown was under arms in two hours all communica
~ vas stopped between this and the other side; they
Ha hot allow me- 70 the river without 3 permit
Am he Prefecto. Ths excitement sh continues tRo or
~ henortd men are drilling svery morning and review
Nsoh me fiuA They anticipate another attach They
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-25
LAKE SUPERIOR
We ind :he following .sns in I'll. LAKE Sagsrier u

We ind ;he following i.sns in Ihs LAKE SHPier Jour
tlf IL aug. ID:
,..r.[s LtSr SrrEEioR W,R-Cllg3erab'3 sx,i,s-
7rt pr,vsl. h-re IN acco-n Ot The 8.si ST. p-epTa-
,r ieirg made ocisde Of ;1e garrison u tri bs@-y
NE .u street. calsc " eer So, .eae g vi? nom ia3
,ii,. M II q tort hat Las been open ne cenl-
raj : beirg rcktt,d n probably b order 81 ae ere
;sry cf War This street might cOmmtni as ioE on' -
il IS the fot comm snds the street and Is aienceJ 10
dob, 10 erect battery the head OF the street. wAca IS
NOW being bsrrcsded on ihe dividing lice between ms
iort reservation and the private csms Of the village IN
case Of an attack this would be important position sad
ore such big gun they have there would sweep Tue
whole Of Wsferst.
BY following out the work commenced OF Yioketng IN
The Military ReservSt Of Fot Brady. several oia q ms
II flpsie citizens Ni come sihn the p's-is c t' t'F.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-25

-.;rtueni He is anti-Bcnton. Meade. Of Virginia.
sse no, ong since, but has left, without any hope.
~ n merits would receive evidence Of u.s annreria
- He is decidedly ,he weakest man in the V,rg,ai,
..tor; snd, While he enjoys sort Of rcpaatoo for
~ r,reu eripg Obs greatest achievement in the last
80 being, through he grossest deceit 10 eff IT the
s.pp OF clerk salary by legsat on 10 Zee. p,r
o. irdsiousl without notice or Opporu1i,, for d.
go none claim for him any real ability or nsrir
ssrspy such men have already been appointed under
80 NATOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-25
TEXAS

From Tie " o. Pieayune, I8.h Inst
Ry the steamship Mexico, which arrived yesterday we
have fol files If Texas papers. The latest Galveston
dates are TO the ~ b inst.
TIE suthOrte a Gayesio have adopted quarantine
rekua ons iC all vessels arriving there from al ports or
ilsces beyond the lin of the State.
1Af Garon Ags gives the following table Of the cleo.
,n for Governor Lieutenant Governor aud Congress pre-
II 10 X that The returns at, not complete;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-25

tFl.EIFUL DEATu Las. evening % lut s1F- n O. i-A
lsef Au.r-y iclt Llnl Il TIC Llc " ofzs sllsr5-
de- ID p, I.ir c.ugrt ia 5- IA. lllsfy. belt % tl-
saurI room tA,rg broken De- Went up 10 ta- slA 3
ciach IT, and 81 accident vas caught Ia tls belt
rs body wrapped around the s18t, aud ~hre- g. in-
Di Isl, REVOLUTIONS minute. On D5I- ais 'oFessc 7 CO.
gfeua. s'oiv.C ih- t-t ana bis Cilss were ca, DO
,ra tie bo0y TAKEN down teri yrl-l-rc AID .)f-1
.yfinc- COroi ~ Nn. y Smtn called, agl DE- a..
GRAFT uacs al examination. O4s liz VAS compile y
t1i c all tas Rho- bldy was ll- oolt-iel -li Ac-
.sc 70 shocking manner. lie leaves l.7ss -il, u.
% children. NsgArk D-ls, I'D.
Rturosn Acknowledging m1flilg. IS fl- Sc
,nd ssssi-,I rAn from Plymouth d Boston P-s'ng
though Il lex - rsPt r.'' i9 - : res. ~
2. % - WI lea i-y 90 s3. tack Va -tol.'-d.
lrInct .'.p BIS .r-n 5at dll-l % ts sts iraek 90
which v..- s'.l lIz two i.-lr4 u I'D co.. a. ct'
Considerably n'utJ Ih- osgs.z- ear Va -i.p i.'l'.-
tsres.e c.r was also Injured 5g' trt-n -y lr pep
.o-. vss mt 3 is,1a Traveller, LIB.
As C..trua- S-'i'hr-7 ah1 VS. i-r -a-c ~ 1' ~
.ge d. W. sEs ago for --' i- v'-6-y o1s 20 Il
"a urs Tavern. was i-i 50 h-an-lyy- t,sT deYs n s
t- Ills sul ctrsr .l.isel cl-rs.s Toe p-li-'- 90
,i,.e ts as o. n'ost .v'ss'i- 'iat t'- 8 if-;
sine Df mss hu' very il--' gen ~ 81 f- ~ p
MIL Iley cll--ec leE err-s lll tn- slat ~ 60 If
s se BIZ slu.e tr oFD, asfo l4 nate tns-a go prs
nfs e.l trt vQ1't give ar. e- -1e- 80 tl- ;,-r ~
..t..s parties Wto daring -i- t.it q .-lt- '-.-
.'rsIcly usIu1ip-, - regard 70 ii- -- '-''
.r JSnsstorn y. j. I0ur
pr,tonY Ix.rirl The ccrnerst OF TIE Pes 2'lT
f-.-.r,e ounc-d BY George Peabody, E-- o. l-l'l.
vss hia a. DAuyers, Mass, On S4iu-5ay sit-rao = . u
rt In II. presence Of numerous as.e noaEe. ~ dln
Abb3, lawrence A. 4 Abbot delivered An ADDE'S ana
.n.eobes were mAdsby Mr. Lawrence, George y hlhar-
MAYOR Saver, Ct Boston, HOa A:hoei H.n-.nsor, Of
salem, and others
There has been a Convention OF Oystssnsa 4; siin
f,rd-sboui twenty sail berg present. They rem q
.rs,,S sraip.f vessels from other states being al )E,1
catch oy,t-rshtre. that's Shi- We cannon .'~ '-'i
No-e,issr . Dr. l'rret b. - r.a -----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-25

10 liniy 81
ios eoNsRfss
Saisihefs '.''.'l gt
Scuuv......................lzji
VI ole FIR nom assuming ;hat the candidates Will md
n TIE zane relation % oher when tts 20 Al vote sha
have bten reoevsdi on the contrary u highly probable
.la heir position may IN some se be reversed though
coz opinion is hat Tie leading candid Ies, as here sho Fn
vii c1rtinus frtmost 90 The end If the Should this
10 20 will follow that Pease Dickson ana Boz elect
al nishsro possible hat the extreme Ettera Nortl.
EN- o Cfaide vote may be So cast Is 10 sisaPPon al
yr-stDt Calculations
Ihe report nom san Antonio Of Gen LanTs desth is
=, ie,td 10 b. Incorrect His relations IN Galveston have
ror-as such event ard hs r iaencs IS only day
4fe Id,g,oia BaRHs denies the existence OF yellow
f., TT Al that place.
uf Stevens with twenty or twenty Eve msn has lsfi
ciaLca "a commence operations on the Colorado rait
irH Tire retulIs u appears that the bill aPPro?riang
$4,000 clearing tue Texas rivers has been rsetied
I,ur bales Of cotton in AL bave been sold ~ calves
ton ,r Twelve cents per pound. Ihsy elA'ssi ~ gooi
~ FCn,ton T.bgrcrh says
Air kosse the eogjaetr OF the Houston and Austin D.
Gal.ts,,Dand Red hWes Railroad has recently surveyed
arter line from BE Cypress 60 Cochran $50 Is on ths
Rrs1os a few miles below hIs Ferry he dsi 'nte o.
. route 70 the BIazos 1uy fear c9 less than he roli
o. amen. Tie Ysly Hl probably cause An " r1-'e
70 be surveyed % poi on the bsSz SooFs Warren
aud Rock lsa-d Fe.ry They nave not y; deter asa
vs. piit they WI 81 CT 10 cross me FlNe5' o. va e
tie, viii C.Css il 81 al tt ere a1e aOoa! twenty AAnls So
IL wCrk OIL tie road ana they viii PROBABLY n;ieAss 'u5
~ De 20 one or t~o hundred IN autumn Inc ssc'io1
,.vet Houston aad o. Cypress viii probably be graded
iu ne cogrse Of the The ties ol this session.
WI probably I, furnished 10 a fen mouths.
We learn fIom Gen. Orvie CLARK, sho arrived here on
Saturday evening from NacCgdocaes that Gen Il lA All
OBJ Johnson VIA company ca about Thirty pes'os in'
10 start in cay two flr IL Paso, 10 ex me me
rvrs ior Ore Pichc Rirosd Dr. Salisbury, TIE y3ol)s'
sIftrieo by tue I,c.c RAILROAD Company, sAc seE-fa
ltt,t -ceIihc gentle nsn. nI be ~ he company Ahsy
esq, 70 io 10 Austin In tao months Gen CtTk
blessed with me portions OF Texas that BE- At' st
&C.. HeHNted t-ivoga section o. 'oua'fy So'l' ''I'
-f-.td ala ny miles long. u-asthe sd oerse % north
l tls Gays - oc-nty seems - % hac been iorn1l
by t.f rl l.r Atrtsc. AceIs Is Lot sige s- y!
-ti,s Tor even .tlr ols TAI - &. halls from IA
les - the Coor.ro. iha pr sents any cosA5s 70
lac t.lsua,tion Of = ka-luA5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-25

Carr OF Coon Horn AND ST HELENA-By the arrival
dhe clipper ship Westward He Capt johnson we have
0pe Town papers TO he 'st Of June There 10 news
he papers are d.led with Australian matters
u Hels4a dates 10 the lin July. The s. Le'eRa
Huod Fubl,hes letter from the master and crew Of the
hshsi ship loharee 20 Capt n Brown OF the ship Malay
Of salem Mass thanking the latter officer for rescuing
Aen from their wrecked vessel the 2th June OF Cape
HAeulbas In consequence of these additional men, Capt
Brown obliged to stop At st. Helena lor water, aud in
coming into port he into the French bark Bsrenica'
dong her seine tiaug Camase for which h. was forced
topSy rost exorbiiar puc-.
Table moving hes l,d 81 Helena and qnite fash
ic,able amusement.
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