The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-02
NEWS FROM NEW MEXICO.
Interesting from Santa Fe and
Eel PasO.
THRILLING NARRATIVE OF mas. WILSON,
Our Santa Fe Correspondence.

Our Santa Fee Correspondence
SANTA rs NV MEXICO Dec. 81, 1858.
AFats Of ne Turitory-7he legislature Military Lteli
goss-7ge Dangers Of Emigraios-Ars Wilson'S Cap.
. tirpy-fAe Pacific Railread
The Legislature convened here the nrst Monday In
December and the Governor delivered his message and
views the policy necessary for the territory They
wise legislators and knowing that Uncle Sam owes
the territory certain amount OF finds for specified
number Of days in each year. thiuk there no use in
talking about but walls with patience for the time TO
arrive when they shall receive their Dues somstmes An
adventurous Anglo Saxon fred with the calcetes To-
quedi which chArasterises his early home rises and
interrupt the Spanish gravity that rsgns supreme and
slsctrfssa - in An unkno Hn tongue. On the
serv. As an .sssSps ~ sSiI fkt.nsd and DO
grsssive State politicians The Mesa qssstion-
that teTima causa belh-and the opinion OF the late
Governor Of this territcry s it seems to be settled
champagne basis by Col GAd jen and San Anna, and
the treaty to be ratified by firing of round OF corks
Instead o. appealing to the tkraI ratio re9mm.
The country quite quiet General G,risnd, who
in command Of ths department. has since his arrival in
the territory been actively engaged in visiting tie
different military poas, and in making the best dsti
button Of the troois hts nmand rue state OF
ETY. here ard the ipliioAl feelings Of the Mvnicau
part Of the population TO the American, ha ben very
much .I,s gerlt ted b. aoGs o. Jour CORES Judsats
Ia more quiet apo ord-rly pals ion. Toe American
portion REMARKABLY good aud al hough tas atom OF
wearing aims is very genoa. il Ia from sn.n
necessity, ~ very few occs7ions o;clr 10. .hslr
and very few acts Il tio nIpittei. :,
far from every Anne aadng it ec-spsry hive
firearms under his head svury ight" the m,jority nd
II convenient % have lch peasa kad of
In that situation The city vi hout police a. night
and no cases of robbery murder The Mexican
popula ion, after TAXI th.f supper retire early, and
the streets are generally perfectly quiet after nine ocock
unless ball is on the tsps when they ds mes Ani spjoy
n oct taspm
Late political CANVASS for DEL, gate pre-
vailed but not a. muca AZ n our large cities on nsr
pccAsons; this has DIey subsiIed and tbs Aexi
and American residents along With the greatest
harmony New Mexico ICING entirely bel ed with
like ndians, whom utterly impossible 70 regulate,
renders II very dangerous mall parties travel with
In their domain but the spirit of emf
grants out here great that Win horrible examples
OF savage barbarty before thsr eyes theJ ttsu
ally Drawing the dangers o. tie pioneer aud in small
numbers crossing the wild mans track 10 every drec
The bardshps, dangers, and hair breadth soapes OF
some OF these venturous sirsts are hardly credible
send you very nterss ing aud romantic narrative that
was published In the SAINT. F. Gasste last vsek. Toe
simplicity Of character Of he narrator, hsr outh and
fankness, flor have seen and conyerscd with her rsn
aers her story entirely to relied Such pioneers
must be the mothers OF tho-a destiny
intends this continent, its southern extremity be
populated by freemeu, descended if not fron Roman,
from Anglo American mothers SEE remedy that the
government oAn Afford nsse continu. and
horrible without inc easing the mill AIRY
In this country. The pioneer who his ell I, extend
try, and protecting him is ting the OF freedom
The noble MontezunA whea yield z to ths superstition
Of his that pale, farhsir.d stranger to
and take away all the gorf OF the Aztec only had ths
warning FORE ,hadowed 10 i'm Of the ing the mighty
Anglo Americans who eventually to people this gold
en- land The great emgra ION from Europe waica still
continues to flow with increased strsng b. must 6nd
outlet, and break through old cont tes country
like this rich In mineral productions and bssidss Ans
grazing country, mutt or great inducements II thes
tiers to locate the vast OF prairie tnat
separates II from the States be passe the
steam CINE Every variety OF climate bs obtained
and although much OF the country is unt cultivation
STILL with proper enter prise an SKILL this fertile and
genial soil, under better haas, flourish 10
ing the capped moanians under go sunset,
the cry around here is b-autfu gAnteur #
the enhanced ny tire 10 sly td,be ed la
trAst This winter far has been ceghtfu and much
n,lder than s and II NV Broadway coats
could to subtitnted for the Mexican ser,p could
almost think that he not wasting his life and eAdog
only . vegctAtive existence Among . primitive people
who happy and content because ignorance bliss to
tbsm Your paper once IN atn, however, reuews our
grief nd makes with that ali home amid
the strife Of active lie We look with dad Mn 1T tbs
dark eyes, dark proved, tinple minded kad he r'sd
bonnets. This OF tn Is the tine ~ balls aud
frocs and happy Is The senmta she her
peighbo in rings especially in fne poke. ndi
chief They mach othello did for tina. Hssful
appenease; and although At their balls their heads and
tongues rest, their feet do wvpders
As ressrls the Pacific Railroad survey, send you
letter O. Lieut. Whpps to the Amigo del Pals, which will
show What he Is doing You wild also the death OF
Mr. James NJ dis Eith, Indian agent at thu Apache
sgenoy and formerly of the Third Auditors Off, IS, sash
iDgton city GRISGo3