New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-01
NEW-MEXICO.
The Santa r. ~. NJ Gazette TO the oath March,
received by the Western male, contains several items
OF interesting inielhg ence:
From The Saaia FL GGsstis, Ma,cA 10.


From The Saa,a FL Gassiis Afa,oA To-
DgAru or PAIyArE RINGoLD.-We regret 10 learn
that private Riugold died. in the hospital az Albur-
o.uiase one day last week, ffom the effect OF the
wounds received in The 6ght With the Indians, at the
prsziDg camp.
CRTeoEIo MuDoNApo Mr. Ms5ousdo is Mex
icsn living at Lss Ctuzes, In the County of D,ns
Ana In December last be arrested, 10 San Tomas
I'm the Valley of La Mesila, the mao lstOa indicted
In Soeorro County for the murder last summer OF the
Mexican ehl Sabita. After the accused had been
bound with irons by the sheriff of Dona Ana Coun'y
Greeorio himself, conveyed HIM scr lss the Josnada
del muerio distance of ninety mies and delivered
him 70 tie authorities of Socorro. While On me
route be wac net by two msn of very suspicious az.
pearsnce one OF whom rode 10 Madonsdo, sni ssked
him for fire 70 light his cgsr-bnt the LAYER not hklag
the signe drew his revolver and suitng the acOn 10
tie word said 20 him" take he fire at he mouth Of
"mV pisfol" TIE stranger respectfully declined toe
ofieT and sloped. Honor 10 whom honor IS due; add
pleased thst the Legislature hiss passed an act
allo ~irg MsdonsdO seventy dollars Tor has services
courage and fidelity.
Army MONUMENTS -Ge-rsl Gsrlsni left SAINTS
Fe sunday, the 9Th instant, for Albuquerque, where
he will Iemsin lew days 20 expedite all expedition
into the field.
Cant D,us's Company of Mounted Volunteers hsve
AIKEN poet a. the RHO for the protection vi the set
tiers in thar region WI had been threatened by the
Indians DuTmg ne month of February they march
over ave undrec nies, part of the cistance being
down ihe Cansdisn IN pursuit Of the Mesca'ero Apa-
ches They arrived st kitO on the 2stn nltsn,. Inc
balance Of the battalion st Don Fernandez de
Taos getting r0scy "a take the field.
ATTACH UPON THE GRAZING CAMP OF CAPT.
EwELI-VAIIANT COSDyCT OF THE SOLDIERS -
we have been permitted, by General srlsBi T. sac
the report OF Csp.an Eweh IN relation % toe attack
of the Inoisns upon his grazing cSm9 on the night Of
The 23d uliino 40 nc twenty-five miles from Albu
oueroue The camp consisted OF six drasOou& four
OF whom were II q e tent a. the time OF the attack
ard The other tao we're httle distance OH. 10 the
mountains barring charcoal Ia tue night II IS not
mentioned At Whist hour, the Indians csme 70 the
camp about fifteen in number AMI before the soldiers
wee "a are OF their presence, pulled down the tent
uDon them and az TIE tune shooting AFRO Va INTO
it Ire soldiers sailed cut - quickly as possible,
ard N, Dc battle with the Indians and succeeded ia
orivlrg them svsy. All the soldiers Ters wounded,
snd are now ia the III, initial a. Albuquerqus Tae
Ircisus told the Me1csas that they only cane - Kill
The soldiers ard did not want the animasi bus they
succeeded in rther.
This wss one Of the most meritoriOus s'nons iDAt
has ever occurred in Ne~ Mexico, snd the soldiers
hsye rnsde heroes Of themselves. Their nsmes are:
Rineold. fin charge Culligsm Weaver and Young,
All 81 vfom were wounded in several plsces. CHll.
Gam wac wounded esrly in the action and started on
a. c,r,y tie information 10 Lss Lunss ngold s6ylog
"a hin tha, he thought he could hold his position
.or. esanf defense than this has not been made M
Jer he sls Of Sevsst0pol and IL would be ht for
en- Goverumept 70 give these soldiers some tesii-
=, o,;s or ~. III good conduct. Lieut.. Moore, with
marty Of roops wss At the place az o'clock the next
morning and continued in pursuit. The same day;
Asjor Carlton, With SsetaeeGent " drssoeas ana