New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-23
FROM ARIZONA.
We find the following in Tie Ari=0aid", pub
listed at Tubac, of March "a:

We find the following in Tie Ari-0SidH, pub
listed at Tubac, of March "a:
UNITED STATES MANS DErANHD ny 1yprAys.-
". III. Sherman, Msi Agent on the Central feate,
writing from Rlby Valley station, the way bill o:
tie lat msil Gays the mail was delayed by ress)u o.
party Of Indians corrauDg the diver n Egsn CAl.'n,
which is situated the vest side OF Stepoe alsY.
There SeIe Two men with the mails a. the tne, out
The indians numbered about twelve or fourteen, aud
the mailcsriers we've compelled TO all Osok q Saeu
Creek station for q ret1foroeneL Getting sufficient
number Of men to accompany them, they again set
cut and arrived this time ealy az kuJy stat0o WITH
out ben mol stsd By the redskins TINS trouble ho8.
ever, delayed tie NAL over three days, ana Il lld
not aYrye a. the station until o'clock p N on tia
9TH inst whereas it should have arrived q. me 'aU'
place al the 4tn.
AppRoPRIATE Presents TO THE ISDANs-COL
Walker or HE late yst to the villages Of the Pinos
ard Msiicopas distributed great variety OF sppso.
pirate presents such "a ploGs hoes, slOVes spslee
barrows axes blacksmith snd carpeuter tools, much
TO the qualification OF the Indians who declared they
had nearly given up getting those things, after having
h, ard 90 much Of them. TIE PlmOs ana MancOpss
are very industrious and will make good use OF their
new implements. blacksmith mas been hired to re-
pair AID sharpen their tools whenever necessary
AGRIcuLruEE ~ AuzoSA.-When Fort Bu-
oLsusu WA frat established, there was not
grain enoagh raised in the country TO feed the
troops d single month, and the contract Was
gyen out for -four the basis Oi its cost ana trans
lUyfFtOn
which II YVES taken were quite A. o~ a. could D. Al
foYdsd. We are happy IL say, however, tnat thls
state Of things s changed in some me- sure' inc Va
eys of the soncta and the Santa Cruz are producing
largely and there is prospect OF 81 greater lGIease
in Their productions BY the occupation OF more hhs
The necessity that existed Of going abroad Tor proV'
ions is becoming reduced every day. Stl Win tue
increase Of mining population, and the limited amount
Of land which b. put under cultivation, there Is
little prospect Of our farmers eyer lack ng market
AMlsTAKE-We stated last week that one OF Gen.
Gsudera's sons had left Tubac to join he father
standard This was a mistake. Both the young gen
tlenen contemplate returning to Sonora as soon as
practicable and hope 10 be able, within month, TO
Join their father but both are still IN Tubac We are
under msry obligations TO them for items OF news 10
reference to Sonora, which we have published from
time 10 time.
IsPEoyEMESTs At TUCsoN.-Between Tucson and
the mountains on the southwest is the broad Valley
OF tie SAINTS Cruz-very fertile, well watered and
capable Of producing large crops. In this valley sew
eral fine gardens have been laid out, with an eOun-
canoe Of fruit t1ees whose beautiful blossoms prom
lee rich feast in the future. Within lev miles OF
Tucson there is considerable aOle land, eAsY lrr
gated, with good grazing grounds adjacent all well
adapted tor ranches and destined soon ~ DC taken up
and settled.
Residents Of Tucson say the 70 sn has greatly i'm
proved within year back. Various new buildings
are in progress, and the neat whitegashed houses
have en- ar Of Americanism that IS truly refreshing
Mr. Robinson lie erecting cspaclous stoIenOuse, ana
has, also the finest garden IL town. COL slker
Indian Agent is also putting up neat Office and the
hotel lately opened has s good business. Near the
town there are several extensive cattle ranches-ths
range being ell along the valley OF the Santa Cruz.
ilr Hayden, late OF the firm Of Hayden Rootn'on
bss left for the States 70 purchase extensive stock
OF goods adapted 70 the trade Of this Territory.