The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-02

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from New Mexico and The plaius
ca me lsth ultimo two companies If United STATES
ro0pS under Colonel Faunferuys mel ninety iAh and
AAcas lhdians armed and mounted, IN ChoNsteh Pass
when barfe ensuea Five Utahs killed and
Dangerously wounded On thu day more Aparhss
fallen with when ~ we're killed and some prison
ers were taken The command ren retained Fort Mss
sachusetts and expected 70 e. 70 Grand river
ca the ga Kat Carson Lieut Magrudef and Capt WI
iams company, whilst ieasing Pgnchs Pass party
~ tabs ard iiled one and wounded another This
maud would recruit fifteen days Fort Massachusetts and
then proceed Oh second expedition against The Utahs
Cen Garland len Santa fs On the sth for Albuquerque
where De win expedite the movements IL the field
We copg the following from the santa Re Gazette II
March TO-
Army MoFlsEsTs-GenerAl Garland lsff Santa r. Sun
day tie sd instant or Albuquerque where be ~ remain
a lev days e expedite En- expedition into the field.
Capt Deass company 81 mounted volunteers have taken
post the Rite for the protection If the settlers that
raOn who bad been threatened by the Indiana During
the month q February they marched FIVE hundred
miles part Of The distance being down the Canadian
tain pursuit II the Msscalero Apache They arrived
Rio the 2sh ut The balance 81 The battalion
a. Don Fernandez de Taos ready 70 take the held-
ATyGcE UPog rtE GRAZING cAnr az Carr EwEi4.--YAI-
1AET cosDUcT soLBlERs-Ws have been permitted
hy General Garland the report Of Captain Fwe IN
relation the attack &c thp Indians upon his grazing
camp the night 81 The 23d ulfimo about twenty-five
miles from Albuquerque The camp consisted Of TX dra
goons four III whom The the time Of the
tack and the other hrte distance of in the
mountains burning charcoal
In the nigh1ti is not mentioned al hat hourhe IN
dams the GIMP about fifteen number before the
soldiers u their presence pulled down the tent
upon them al the time shooting into H. The
soldiers sailed out quickly possible and made battle
with the Indians and succeeded in driving them
All the soldiers wounded and the hospital
al Albuquerque The Indians told The MexicAns that ths
ouly to k the soldiers, and did want the ani
nalE buI they succeeded in neither.
This of the meritoSous actions thAt have
ever occurred IN New Mexico and the soldiers made her
roes Of themselves Their are Ringod Gin charge
CulgGm Weaver and Young, all Of whom wounded
Z 49, 49, -. 81
ton and started Of 70 carry the information Las Lnnas
Rngold saying him THAI he thought he could bold his
position.
Lient Moore with party Of troops the place
the next morning and continued in pursuit The
sase day Mayor Carlton, with detachment Of dragons
and nounihd volunteers Jeff Albuquerque in pursuit
since The above was wrtie We learn that Major Carlton
and Lieut. Moore have returned without being able
take the lndianc
The same paper, ID its Issue Of the 24th, says
With the opening of the new year strong current of
set in favor and in al encounters with the
Indians The troops have been successful In the first in
stance the gallant affair Of Lieut. Sturgs pursuit Of the
party who committed the depredations Galseo had
very benecl effect upon these Indians and taught them
They lost several men and had taken from them all the
animals they had stolen Galisteo In the month
Gen Garland expedition under Capt EweI into
the MeAro country which penetrated The very
Of The tribe and surprised them il their stronghold
The Indians fnrned out in force and fought the troops
but they whipped with the loss of twenty
riors OF whom chiefs The result Of the sXed
ZION highly successful and everything accomplish
ed that could have been expected The third check and Sc
lesson they received their attack upon the rA
zing camp Of Capt Ewell
Immediately afler this affair the Indians in aud
begged for peace In these and all other encounters with
the savRges the officers and army have behaved
themselves in the handsomes mauner. The commanding
general has conducted his military operations with great
energy and deserves credit for the efforts be has made
| afford prssection 10 all our frontiers.
A COMPLIMENTARY DIsSra-We learn from 4 New York
paper that the friends Of Edwin Forrest the tragednu
contemplate giving him complimentary dinner at The
his p-aDent Erseaaesi e4sasuuasnt
way which terminates Saturday evening The exist
ing engagement has been highly profitable to both the
| management and Mr.. Forrest
TAIL wHEATA late fernando {aIiaszsppil paper says
wheat is knee-hgh, and is coming up II is al
ready up bere-pretty weH up There planted
March and wheat harvested in May That for
present appearances
TIE sEcasp LOVE Or sgRoSG-nuEpED wemAK.--The
Boston Times says that a. Darts the seer is about be
married to Miss Robinson formerly the wife Of Mr. Love
and the mother Of children The Albion Spirit Says
that she became enamored Of Davis womaD's rights
convention and that then be and his friends have
been abgrng obtain divorce for her, in which they
have finally succeeded
DEArH Or DUnpoLroK,-D umbolton, the popular and
Ee-nown manager Of colnpnuy Of negro MINISTRIES died
al Chicago on Saturday last
ExoUsH AID TO srAKEs-The Pttsburg Chronicle SAYS
Since The opening af the nATgaton on the Illinois Wa
bash and other small rivers the corn and -four have
owing into our city larger quantities than before
while the demand in the East israpidy diminishing Large
quantities coming Rochester and New York from
Canada Of duty under the reciprocity treatv while
there are Hundreds Of thousands Of barrels Detroit CHI
cago Toledo and other places awaiting The opening Of
lake navigation which shortly take place The re-
ports from all parts Of the country 81 the most favor
able character in regard the prospective crops that
the people will have tread enough and to spare
THE CRuPs - IxDIAKAT The Louisville Courier gathers
from The Indiana papers that the wheat crop tronghout
that State generally promises be this year unusually
heavy
Il VALrAmE rATEETs,-We informed that THE patent
for Singer Co single thread and embruidering machines
has sold France the handsome sum Of 100000
francs Or nearly slcooea
Mr. 5. d. Carpenter sditar u the Patriot Madison
Wisconsin has lately SOLD small portion az his paisnt
right for his excellent pump ur the 81 $4,000 Re
vi probably reaze treble sum for hs remaining in
| trresL
A LAEsE u1AE6kns-The largest diamond found in
the Tpiisd States i nov Nrw York II il a the of
large hazel nat and fhongh hlacecksd the centre
valBed 81 SAe96 III found w paor laborer while
digging the enrh At Manchester Virginia II came out
from houis and % re8heat trial in iron fur
mace brighter than ever.
UEpoRTrxArE AFTAfA.-An ARRAY occurred IN Msaorsr