New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

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have 10 h,.or q -, ~i,h 1iea. r's-'o 100 f'4o"
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Tie Go-.tr e the 7th February barns ir',n VI.
Lorenzo IAhadle that cfief OF tic Sait L1ke : =
yisi'eo tie Cspdo4s Of ,hi- Territory, 20 get nm
av thsus.lve. with the Mo'mous n th-r dlm d
with the United State-. TIE chief tod the C,p ,'s-
that The MorTons could Whip the worf-'hs,,
could Voi-on tie air 70 ;ha. thsr en"mie- ~ond ~,
and .a. the ,roor. oi The United States Sud az o.
destroyed. Tie Cspo..-- how.ver. did o"' :" 'euI :,
wishes nj the chief. They ami the en'lfe ~ -
Jtafs coy they intend To- pay friendly V'-i' 80
troops next Spring. and make thei, nrq !nn'.D
Such a vsi: " Ill dOubtles- have good effect uP'" ''
Ipdisns.
The n,mation here given by he U'ah chief an l'o'
a clue 20 the poisoned waters witch caused the nsa
Of few Of the Indians in .he vicinity ot C"r-'h :
Valley last Fan and which resulted, "a revenge or
Part of tie indians in the m7r5er OF ron - y -
California emigrsnts. The Mormons, We -usp -
rosoned the water 10 kill the emigrsn'- ana npPs
thus 10 inspire the Indians with asuperstuous vi
Of their power Their plan miccsrrlef oniy 10 @ -I-
mears Of the death Of the eigrants, aRf the proper
location Of the cause Of the poisr nd waters. -,
The Legislature Of New-Me1co adjourned on me
4h February having passed many Wholesome law.
On the 22d January. Kit Karaon concluded t;ea'E
of peace between the Muatche Utahs, the Arapaooe-
and the Pueblos of Taos. They agree to take ',l7
with the United States in the event of any s-u- Us
tween them and the people of any Territory, snu CO
wha. they for the suppression OF reoeluon !. ~
Utah. Fesrs were entertained at one time that the
Muatcbe Utahs were in alliance with the Morrnons'
The Ga-ette insists upon some Improvements of 'ne
mail communication with the United states. IL re-
conmends either semi monthly or weekly serves,
and hopes that bids will be put for trip o. s1teen
days.
Snow fell in Santa f. to the depth of four inches on
the 10Th Of February.
From The Santa Fs Gazette, FEB. 10
ADJouRSnEsT OF THE LEGIsLATrRE-Ihe Legs
~ n Nh
allowed by the organic law, for It's sitting, a'u'ne1
on the evening of the fourth inst. Many good ana
salutary laws have been enacted, Of which more spe
cal notice will be taken hereafter. We deslgo ID our
next issue, to give the snb.tance OF the more ipo
ant enactnents. The sessions have been harmoniou,
the attendance Of the members prompt, and ther
labOrs industrious.
IxPoR1ASr TREATY WITH ISDIAss.-We have
eceived intelligence from the agency of G. Carson,
esq of treaty Of peace concluded on the Sd utimo
between the Muatche Utahs, the Arapahoes and the
Puebos Of Taos These Indians have been hostile 70
each other for number OF years, and just al thls
time it il important to effect reconciliation by whlch
they not only agree TO peace among Themselves, but
frmer adherence to their obligations of friendship tor
the whites Mr.. Carson ia intimately familiar with
the Indian character and expresses his conviction that
they sincere in their NANTES atoms Of rlenfshp
for us. They agree TO take the side of our Govern
ment in an issue between it and the people ot any
Territory, and do what they NAV be able for the
suppression Of any rebellion in Utah. 1t WIN De
remembered that strong fears were entertained al one
time that the Muache Utahs were in An alancs wit
the Mornons. This treaty removes all apprehension
from that source, and leads to the belief that the
Indians of this superintendency are disposed to be
friendly with our Government.
The Jicsrilla Apsches frequently visit the agency
of Mr.. Carson, are fed, and seem satisfied. II IL
Agent C.s intention he can learn the dispo
ston Of the Indians of the plains TO visit them with
some ofthe Indians of his agency, TO see if he cannot
effect peace with them,
We are informed that & 90 Utah and two Arspahoe
Indians came into Fort Nj Ssachusetts together few
weeks since, hail fellows well met. This IL some.
thing out of the order of things heretofore these
tribes have been at war. We attach no importance
70 it, however. Two Of them we're chiefs.