Washington telegraph., 1854-01-04

'''I '"NtH 'HH HA the bUtlH m
seemed Ia ha'e melted In elulsrs. and I.
have sunk ia mere pile n rubbish. rF4
the rHek IN which Il va hHill apre,rf1 +.
have been fanially fusel ly lhc heat
apt Walker penl some fima iupNamiuips
E ilfis iais.s==s= a. ssa#u4 iu1uY d. fhf
streets AMI the outlines # iie houses. bel
could ind M cher wall sianl.ng-a, afIae
as Ae lal sen m'us of tlis character Ia
had never. until this oefasiun. discovered
any oi Tn implements d. tie ancient reo.
pie. llefe h. found anamhsf of hsrdpiIIs
similar ia illa=e used hl tn Pueblo. and The
MrNiraHs iaf grinding fhsif ruru ThFy
were mals af light purau# tick. and raa.f='.
ed Of 'Wu pieces aluui luu irci lorr and
ten inehas Nile, The una haliavgl aul. and
the other male CONVEX lila miller Ia fin
thn cnneaFiHv They wefH The uuly article
that lal resisted lba heat
No metals uf any Iinl uafe found
s'rewn all around might b. sapn uumraB=
fragments a eTaehory sameH#ur, beautifully
carved. at aihef painted This. haaeFai
Wa, not peculiar tvthis sIai. d. be- had #aHa
antique laifsfy cyaIg Iafi af the country.
irwu san .iuan to thg TIA
CarI MaIhef continued lis iauma,. aaa
noticed seKHfal moro uaz Iuls 6H H=
route neNI ~ bm ha coil aai .,dr ia -.
amiua lh#m On ll.s sIs#af fle IalaHi5=
be ha' usfaf seen amy rma.as except IT tie
rlesnut me fln iala8z Lave u4 taaI
iIaus relative To the apea m People tlaiHsz
iH..Lly s#Ellel lI.. region ihgy lmEsI
with wonder nfeu lhg-a remains. lu, l#Ha
nothing al IHeif origin e=paiu WaIEaH.
nho Ne ma rmarG. IH 2 mi iHl.iIa#HI
and y.".s ui=sRrr 'ar II#af Iu I..a NJ
nH .' n.rHH ~
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u u....ul urF uatH ...u u.Uy.u. .n
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'"' i'' representation ut ti1, use.ll .m'
was 'onnd carved upln a piece %. p'
Lieut. Bele 1a'rs that. on hi. &C. u.a
acnaa ihr cauiIutm. hc di.tArud m Nh. p
mdf OF ihe wilderness u5rth o., th. GUa
What appeared Co b. .imus efi. thc wall,
d era, thickness built ul stone. llc ta.
'crrd % sud found It contained Ef,iwo
lolms ln the vicinity wrr5 mft with. un.
mrrus balI. of hrl c'ly frum lhr .'s. of
% bullet Goo llai 81 @ gupr.lmt. Mbrt ra.
singular alHat ihgn wl- De Ga, rhi Gee
luculIy tnurtn tnuiy were stuck ruenh 9.
like d uumh.f 81; ml'Ui Hu um ui lalf
.i,Eu connecting muuIi., ar like o wh.la
baking ul rll. Il difficult 90 say alat
.hc-c were intended iur rhcy wore s1
hand, however that the smaller m', could
be- discharged ipmo gun And uuw % fI.
mains iur The antiquarian To explore THE
most interesting region IN lhc very heat r.
Jur country, anl i1 .ly whl were the people
HAT inhabited IL They my huc l,cn ihc
ancestor, of the Azycs, Whom Curics found
IN MuAicu, Tor they were known iu hatp
'unr lram the north Tradition relate.
.lu' they llliyl'uu. from thrr northern
homes directed rs their prophets az iu
'a.r their match Go. lhay ramn aptu,s lha
'ag'c sitting upon cac.u. Wifh % tultmI
10 ll. chw-. Tli. lhry .nuul where i'o
'iiy %. MrN.cn TOW 1auls aud here they
established their dominion
Thi. legend is .iilI prc.cygd m th, de.
.ic' uruu tie Mcsie1n dollar Some rrm.
laniH u! tle Az'ccs sin remained within %
.w years pa-i al the uincl city of Gm
luIucn, ~ prcu.. in ihc Wilderness of Now
Mexico llsrc. ia deep cl,ora 'hcy keep
alive with c,1lruHal ,aic. the Sacred Fine
Which Wa. alNHy Ia mu until the return
l 'hnirznur Il .u.-,,sout out uluri fru
,caIH lgU. when Co., l-i Indian ur the uhr
expired Il may b. llrf ''.s r'",.' .'', , d. u
Ice nation lelt behind in their march to the
south The Pimus 70 g. known are lar so.
psrio- to the Indians ot ArSico. Ih'y
rai., I'm, cotton, and from it manufacture
nll their cHhing a.
Would tlal som, Stephen, or Laynrd
would ais, to explore the wonders ,hnt lc, .
concealed within this Great BARN, and
bring to lisht the history OF the strange pao-
plr that once inhabited IT,