New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-01

,ons mounted volunteers left Albuquerq1e 10 par
suit Of The Ibdisrs. .u:
Since he above w. written We lean ma ~ 1O'
Carlton and Lieut.. Moore have fe'ufAso "'-
ing able 10 overtzke the Iniisns- -, A.
fsnT,s KILLED EIAR RTIo-We leHn '-Jn W.
Nirk sneuber Of Capt Deus Connsny OF Monotsd
Volunteers, the, an Apache I">iau VISA kulsd n7s,
Fl Rito few osyssgo While in the act Of dr,ving on
fome cattle He We found By party, win t,e Az
male in he Possession, snd wss dispHcne1 or me
spot Served bin right.
fGp,zrSc C.vP FIGHr-THREE ISDIASs DEAD
"a. under,tspd that Of the Innians won adei N the
6ght With Capt Egelts drsgoons, a. the Grazing
Csnp three have since died. The other tSO soldier-
who ere wounded have recovered.
Tgr WEATHER For snms dsys past We have had
coed olo fstbionsd Msrch weather that would psss
current anywhere in the Ststes. Last week orr
u.usny bright sky oDscured by clouds for several
dave and part Of the time II both snOv7d and fsnsd
and this week the weather bss been cold and un-
pleasant, With come snow. We have not I'D a. much
high wiLd as usual ~ this sesscn Of the year.
From Tie Santa 81 Gazette 2saL
OUR IsDIAs AFFAIRS A. THEY SrASD At PREsEsr.
Within the lasr ie9 weeks -he CONDITION Of oar In
dian relstoos bee ehsDged, somewhat for the better,
ano We have hopes thai state OF eli Airs VIII bs
brousf about peace and nifty % re- ,oret %
our Teyri,Or, Ths chsnge re al u5e - il TIE friendly
demonstration DOW made by TIE Nescs'ero Apsches,
who have, II late, sent IN ceoaiaton - Asen'
Seek, sLd asked for peace Inc rssSOI they give ~
that III bad chisfs who hostile - the shit=',
have been XII d, AID the balance Of the tribe are
unanimously ~ favor Of max Dg ire s'y ana hyins
on good tsrns with the people Of the Territory ms,
90 far l,oks very well end sincerely hope they afe
IL earnest IL Their desire for peace. We presume,
hcwevtr thst the recent l0ss they hsve met WIN
hiss he'd more 20 DO with their present friendly dspo
son than 81 strong desire f)r psscei but Il II az
swers tbs &c ne eucs u II vel enough.
With the opening Of the new y4sr srorg current
Of sue PEI in our favor and in al eucoun'er5
with the Inoiaus the troops have been successful la
the fr.t instance the gallant afiau OF Lieut. Sfurgs
il pursuit Of the party who )fomlt'ea oep 81 70
a, Galiseo bad gery beneficial feet upon these To-
dams AMI taught then severe .essoD. lney i)st
several men, end bad taken from them al the aolmhs
they hsd stolen at Gaiisteo Ia the same month ian
Garland teIt an txpscI Ion, unJer Gap, 'e4i' mo
the MescserO country. which penetrated ot) tae very
hesrt Of me ribe and surprised them 10 their strong
hold The Inoisns turned out III force and fought the
iro)ps but they we're practically Shpped, WIN tae
loss Of some twenty wsrri,rs Two Of "nom were
chitf The reeDl, Of the ext ed'ion wa highly sue
e. sa1ni frd ever thing was accomplished that could
have been expected. The third check aud severe
lesson they received was upon the grazing camp OF
Capt EgtL Fifteen Indians IN the middle Or tie
uipbt 4. pDon free drsgOOns asleep IN their tens
erd the latter after very &c gere fight succeeded 10
defeating snd diving them Of, WITH the loss OF four
or five wounded, three Of 6nym, "e !earn have sace
Gieo.
Imn edisie,y after this affair, the Indisrs IN
and begged Tor peace In these, and al other en-
counters @itb be eByagts the Off cers anf men Of
our army have behaved Themselves IN the hand.
soonest mapner The commanding General has con-
ducted his militia y operations with great energy, 6ad
deserves credit for The efforts be mas made 70 afford
protection 10 all cur frontiers If ;he Superintendent
Of Irdisn Affoirs bad the requisite Instructions he
would imme ciaiey proceed to hod treaty wifn tue
Mescser0s and thus have them secured f'On fur-hsr
trouble but at present his hands are tied aud be can
do nothing.
The condition Of the other Indians has not chsoge1
The NevsjCes at PEACE and are quietly awaiting
the proposed trea-y with them The Utdhs and Jica-
aftt and 4aan m AZ
terrs until they ere well chastised. An expedition
Of nesr six hundred men is nov in their country, and
we may shortly expect 70 hear OF actlye hOstes be-
tween them and our troops. We have not heard Of
the ella Apsches committing any depredaiiOns, since
they gully OF the ing snerous sc' Of stealing the
horse Of their oFn agent Al present sueh is our
relation y it'll the Inaisns of the Territory
from The Chicago JouynaI
The 81. LCuis Repu5 icaE hss !et-rs OF later ate
from 'he military sts;ions which give good m4ny
detss Of m srTny opersliors ard show that quite
brsk wsr u going on IL % st region
On the 18Th March The two companies under Col
FauIilefoy met 30 OF the Ctshs and A Dsehes well
aru cd snd mounted in the Cbog. s;ch Pass; ana in
the rurrng cement which followed fortwo miles,
killed. five Ctahs. Two of sdamss company OF ORA
ecoDs we're slightly wounded Mex, day they came
up with he Apschoe, sDO retres'ed IA tNO b)oics-
OF 2 under Chscon, and the Oher under HosO. OF
these, TX eere killed, aud some prisoners taken
None Of the American force nurt. 10 all, eleven
In disIs we're killed, 100 m-D, aud woman ana
child tak IN prisoners aud so horses ctptured
The coamano bad re'urns1 70 F0rf MssSa 1se'ts,
but expected 70 so 10 Gr5nd River tbs l5h Aprd.
On the 223. - kit Cr-on, AID Leltsralt hs-
grufer, and Captsin Wulismss cor9 my wers leay'
f1g the Purobe PISS tney Uncovered party Of three
Uttbs IN the ostarce. They were follwet-1ne OF
them .ss wounded and another killed, and the other
csp'med by Lieut.. Yagrudsr, who fired az and
wonl deo him eighty
The commsnc, including toe bsttaon Of vo'un-
teers under Gel 81 NIsin TO recruit for fifteen
Gave at Fort NJ massachusetts, and then proceed on
second expedition sgainst the Utshs
Another letter states thst the stack upon gsis
drsgoors-sD account Of which is given ia our ex
tracts f on Tie Santa re GI-ele-was msde by
Mexiosrs from Msnzsna, snd not by Iaosns. They
were followed by Lieut.. Moore, aud traced to Man
zsns day. beyond which place the trail did no.
90 After that iime the A'calies son died Of a gun
sbot wound, and this led 70 tie conclusion 'ha. the
attacking party were Mexicans