New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30
s....--., ,nr,.,ry force several composites o.
css eosnavs~ -. q; al In the Territory ana orc

-, ,ast,orl military force, several And are
o,untee,S have been raised In the P;ncopes. San
cw offering their services. 10 L De- Colorado the
Miyuel. Abiauu, Rio Arfiba ane nv Los Rinoones
companies are already msae up whicb our tcwnsnsn
IIhsyt II PfeifIcr an experienced IyDeo, aino,,on
isdi.n FIGHTER has been oomPllmen'sa ~ NJ ps,;g.r
10 the csptsincy. From all these nd an sintancss
tss Letters from influential g him to take charge
% ~. opunsn;es should their services DO aycep'ou.
Thsv ssy With the elders of Gsi,so; 'Uo HuI oe ou
captain that we may nsns re ,yord ef one Of his
Gunner s go from La Canada, " the company Is
sS.'Il,rr and ready 10 march against any trloe or
" nation thst may be opposed with arms 10 our Gov
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A. nsl men of the Navajoe tribe paid visit to
sbe Sarerintendency al this place. dunng the past
wsk Among their number were the noted chiefs
Ssr6ohal and Armijo. These two chiefs command
;crrpt bands of the Navaios nation, who have here
tofore been rather jealous of each other On this
orcasion they seemed To be on intimate terms OF
f5sedshp, and united in all their complaints and
-;shes They had various matters OF import snce to
,.x before the department. They left much pleased
Ia TIER visit and will return the first of next month
10 adjust come of their grievances. They were Gil
nroyided with corn from the department and beef,
xYbch Gen. Garland presented them on their de-
psyture. . c...
ga Of the principal Chiefs of the Mescalero Apache
Indisns and fifteen oil bis men, visited Tue Oup6rn-
tendency Ut this place during the present week This
Chief is warm friend Of the whites, and has been
Tor severs years. Their visit pertained 70 no spe
ri business; they merely desired TO see the author
es here in the Indian Department and ask for few
PRESENT. They complain that they are poor and need
come assistance. They have been kindly treated
fpee here. They will leave tomorrow or Mon
day and will be, before leaving, presented With some
useju articles both from the Indian and Military De-
psrtments Gen. Garland attended the first council
with them. The General has the utmost c )n1dence
In Cstera, and manifested much regard for his wishes
The Indkns very well pleased with their VISIT
The principal men Of the Utah aud Navajoe Indians
will meet in Santa F6 about the 10th proximo, to dis
russ the expediency Of peace between these TWO
hostile tribes They have been at for some time
and DOW that TIE time for planting the ~
We have received letter from Mr.. ). b. strons,
from o new settlement in this lerrltory caIIed oai
tsndsyile in honor, doubtless, OF Gen. john Garanu,
Military Commander in New.Mexico. Gsrlan i1
. vii. "a situated on the Red River, about nifty miles
9, south east of Hatches Rancho, little below the
point of the Mesa Rics, which forms what the Ms1-
cans call the Angostura OF tine MO Coiolauo nj
xystrops describes the country being beautiful the
soil very rich and productive and the climate heany'
He invites all Industrious sober and working men,
who want good homes, TO come TO this settlement
From his description, we would suppose our CORE
spOndent was delighted. ,
ARRIVAL OF TIE MAIL.--The Independence mail
arriyed on the 2ith inst, Mr.. Owen Gilchrist con
ductor There were four passengers, viz: h. F. Brit
fingbam. Mr.. Gold, Juan Bernardet and MIS- Dr.
Quinsn. a., ,>o-.,
mai a number Of Indians on the plains. A party OF
Jjcarilla Apaches and Arapahoes were hunting But
fso They bad killed about one hundred, and were
st industfously engaged in shooting them down with
fhe bow and arrow. They saw sso number OF
Camsnches, who came into camp, and seemed
friendly. After they crossed the Arkansas, they
were chased by about one hundred mounted
Kicwas. TIE mail party had got behind the mill
fary escort which returned from the Arkansas having
accompanied the ngoiug msil that far about eight or
nsrtv in tho distance, coming toward them at full
tfpeed. The mail boys laid the timber on to their
uss and reached the camp Of the escort about dark
and before the Indians got within gun shot. Inc
Kiowas seem to he vicousy disposed, and give every
fudicaion Of being troublesome next Spring. They
complain that some of their people have been killed
down about Fort Staunton, which if not true ought
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