New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07
NEW-MEXICO.

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MohL DrrEED,ToSs OF THn H. nc -.
the Ia, AZ this month q party Of JieaTla Apaehes male
descent upon the rancho OF Jesus Gaess ana Tih o.
twelve head Of besves Information W.. INN -dsiey
dced ui,b Frsnciseo Lopez the Judge Of the PTobae
Ccnr az The County Of San Miguel Tho dir cted the -
tee Of he Peace OF the Fir, Demarca,on 70 collects
~ .es here the derrt daiion sai have been
ID and f,und the fsci he a. represented; and
h Inoians had eaten three OF the cattle and driven
re eV5rinr Of the 7th instant shepherds RE
,.oort 70 the sane Office 'hst the Indians mad stolen al!
ttir sheep two thousand in number and also sky
seven heed OF cattle. The citizens were AGAIN cae'
1t.n to . In rursut, and enceavor 10 recover their
ocks but refused unless taey were paid for their ser
vice. More of the stock has been recovered and 10 -
fer the pciaLs have esclle1 punishment LOT ner as?e
Lou. saszar of san Miguel and Of the party Of
tuso buffers who went cut upon the Plans iae a,tor
end Of Nsyerber, was killed Dy the Indians on the I'D
dsv Of DeceInher under the following circumstance
Tie parry of hunters he was With separated from those
f-rrn Tecoote &, Rabbit Esg, followed down the NutEl
some distance ard ihcn s:ruok the prairie toward
tie Cir eron in which region they found sucieacy Of
buffalo. Having completed their hunt, Pedro Gonzales
'ered TO cote' grass taking with hi@ five mule' one
ii an an hour shen the Indians made h- appearance at
TIE eerp and drove of nearly all their animals
TL,ywert pursuedby jose Guadalupe Slszar his brother
END one servant who verOok aud killed of the Indians,
hut tie third bid himself in the grass, and could not
be found One Of the Indians, after he was shot dis
arc
short time ard WAS buried on the spot They looked (or
Pedro Gonzales and his little party until sundown. and q.
they could nd traces Of them, II il supposed they fell
into The hands OF the Indians They were obliged 70
have all tie proceeds % the hant behind them Toe
above facts nay be relied they communicated
to Tho Governor officially by Justice of the Peate AID
Jrdge &c the Probate Court Of San Miguel Coun'y
ArHIvAL or MAJOR BLAEg .ND C.rT Evil
Major Blake. from CaDt0nment Burg~in Taos and Capt
Ewe from Albuquerque both Of the Dragons arrived
IN town On Saturday evening last The lat er returned
siort tine since from bis trip 10 the White Mountains,
giiher be ordered an exploring expedition, Out
fsled 10 oil tam any Information OF importance.
UTArH OF Gas. ARNiJo A repO has reached "a aud
this time 90 weI authenticated 70 leave for
doubt # the death Of Cen Armijo lie died a. his resi-
denCe in The Aoeio one day las week after long and
pair ul.ilntss. lie occupied in time past conpicuOrs
lace IL he history OF this country and Tor many years
Governor Of NV Mexico. When the Territory fell
into the hands OF the Ameheans he retired fro public
life and lived as private country gentleman up 20 the
day OF bis death. Peace 10 his ashe,!
fEoEFT AcTioS OF GENERAL GARLtND ~ RELATION
TO INpIav DIPREDATIOss.-Ne learn, with much pleas
ur hat Gen Garland, the commander of this military
department hes Issued orders TO the Lieut. Colonel com
m6nding Fot Union, and Ia Major Black, in command ct
ContonmeDt Burgwne raos to take prompt action in
investigating Indian depredaons, ard bringing the Of
f nders 10 Justice when their attention may be called to
these ort:eces In this Gen. Garland has exhibited
eommendable willingness to sustain the Executive; and
om The well known activity ana energy Of tn two oi
to whom this duty il Entrusted, we believe they VIII
be able 10 Onlsh much toward keeping the Indians
quiet on tie frontiers.
hPOR-AsT MINORIAL.-A memorial has been intro
duc,d into the House OF Representatives by The Hon Juan
GuteTes, asking Congress TO recstabish Fort Atkinson
the Akausas This is importont matter, and we
hoIo will receive the sanction OF the Government al
Washington
NIws FROM LIEUT.. WHrFPLE.-We learn by return
guide no arrived at Iun about the middle OF December
last that Lieut. Whippe and his party had arrived safely
at tie Little Colorado and had found practicable rail
road route far Us he had gone.