New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03

hem have refused TO obey orders This ia time II VA
sn.uDis amost To tresson, and any apprehenied
who have given tins advice, they will be dealt in
very severe manner
THE Rr.y.rsBLIsHsEsr FORr ArKlSsoN.-We ara
Glad To learn that this mporant post kas been s,b
shed the Ark The Secretary Of War has orer
two companies Ia be stationed there which prasama
have reached their destination by this time small f,ca
there viii do mnen towsrf keeping the Indians Of the
plans quiet and also will be Of much service TO the trans
which are now on their way 10 New Mexico.
THE FIGHr wIrs THE Nbt,ys ~ THE R,roy MorS
TsSs-We mentioned, in our last PAPER that fight Lsi
recently taken place in the Ra;on Mountains between tho
APschss and the United Saie troop. under Maj Carlton
Stree that time we have learned further particulars nj tha
fight The troops len Taos The 2O,h Nay anl reached
Fort MaSSachusstt it's The 9Th. Here Can't, Qgna with
his company Of Mexican volunteers and Pueblo Indiins
sent to the country examine the Moco pass
ard join command again the HuerfanO river lie de-
covered the trail Of the Apsch.s in the Mosco and saw
whore thirty lodges hal been encampei. Thence they
followed the trail by way of Msxwes Pas the Cacharas
the most nOrthery peak OF the Waha;oyaAs the heal
waters of the Apshspan and Purgaory rivers 20 the
vicinity Of Fisher peak in the Ration Mountains xhers
they surprised twenty-five lodges Of the the 5h
OF June All their horses but two captnre snd tia
whole of their provisions ard camp eQulpase and few
were kled and wounded. The Indians scattered in sjI
directions anc pursuec by the troops but whOa:
success. The country the command marched through
was very rough and mountainous and some places tho
snow four feet deep Kit Carson the guide OF
the command end the Pueblo Indians of Captain Qainns
company led the trail The troops returned Taos tho
nth instant This the hardest expedition during ths
war. ard those who engaged IN II deserve much
credit the manner in which they carried IL out. We
have heard the coudact Of Major Carlton AMI ohce-s
spoken If III high terms ard also the good service ths
Pueblo Indians rendered. greatly commended.
ARRIVAL or MT CARSON AID CART. QrlNN.-kh
CaI-or Irdsu Agent Of the abs and Capt. James h.
Quinn the gallant commander Of the Mexican anl Pueblo
Indian Spy Company. arrived in town Friday, the 10th
inst. snd returned again Ia Taos the Following sundsy.
They had Just returned from the expedition among m,
Rocky Mountains In pursuit OF the Jacarilas, aud related
MANY interesting incid MS of the campaign.
PRI.oNEPs ArTssPrED TO EscME-THGEE KILLED
AND ScALPTDLieut. Macs Of the Ri" Arribt battalion.
started from Naecc with SIX Indians 20 brln 20 Santa
F. On the way down they made attempt o" esca,@,
when they we're cred upon by he guard and three killed
Their seal then taken oil and brought in, which
saw dangling az the saddle of one OF the men, in
front 81 the raace.
A Mas MuRprRED.-On SUNDAY evening. the s,h
inst ~ Nj Jose Annni" CasSad"~ was coming "a towa
o sttcrd Court he was shot in tho Apache Canon be-
tween here and Pecos and has since died The murder
is surposod 10 have been committed by party Of Gov
eminent teamsters who encamped nj that place.