New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-31
From Our Own Correspondent
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From Our Own Correspondence o
TUDAC, Arizona Jan. 6, 1850
The Apache war, of which gave you history
Last week up TO the starting on second expedition
has ended. We have authentic Information In
regard to the movements of these two hundred
troops, 'and their glorious deeds on the second
campaign; and I hasten, as faithful chr0ncler,
TO publish them to the world. The expedition
iourneyed on for over a week into tho Indian codn-
try, using up Uncle Sans horses, and eating boun-
tiiuny of the rations supplied at Governments
expense; but trayersed PLANS assembled mountains,
anu encountered numerous dltficuities-du Ia vain.
Not a solitary foe did they meet.
Tie auImals began u give OUT and NJ was deemed
DOhtic 10 " righi-lbOui- ace while they were Yet
IN q condition 10 make heJOurney hOmeward Now
came the grand triumph. ketrodtlng by "a different
route they cane upon small parties OF bwart5g
savages mostly squaWs peacefully engaged III dis
filling meseal-a species OF nre.water 0OSained ny
DrOu4ss OF distllauOn from tine plant known 20 the
bolauist az the Agase Mexlcuna,' when grows
Ds,titlV All over tpis county. They also accident
all, encountered party VINO were di''ihe Oh d
h.rd al stock and succeeded IN capturing theif
bo0ty 4 hey pursue their journey. ana hhaiy d'iI'e
~ incson having Killed Blk indians, Iaheh OVER
twenty prisoners, aud captured litse S'ooA To-,
small rs is this result, the expedition "V'"P So
more than WIS effected the nrAt campaign. nat
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killed. while the iOss OF lire thls Tune LAS ooou oO
per cent more. Col Reeve, The e1lilluuci, uh s
received leave OF absence from the post anu 'n0
war" nay now be pToBOunced endod.
"a hile the troops stationed at fOtt Duc"'n"A
"baye been Of ~ the war, the Indians, laAihS gu
vantage Of their absence, have been COMMITTING
depredatOns near their quarters. 1 rep0r'eu id's
week the loss sustained by DIR. j. NJ. Iarner' and
il appears the Indians, intent On more Punuo,
oitsled in the Valley for several days. Ihey 'iade
fste attempts TO catch the horses belonging 10 olI
Deuuty Custom House Collector ut CalaDaSaS' Oul
the aurnais being wild and irsky, they werc uhsuc
cesshl. They have run On twcsc head vi me cat
lie. however, belonging to Capt edtton oi Celt-
basas. and are seen almost DigbSy proving iou''4
Our citizens are talking seriously about ioiln'ns q
Ranger Company, to elect what tno Regulars naYo
faad in. ana il is 10 be- hoped they VIII do So oeh
Campaigning at this season OF the year - no asteee
bic o. e,palIyu. aud il il not very hkely anytaihS
viii be done unless the savagcs cJinnhi some uia.
bOhcal murder that will serve 10 arouse ino P0"P'
10 sense Of their danger. ,....a.x
large band Of PapagO Indians numbering "9Sa
100 bias come into 1ubac since my iasi' win 'ao
intention OF wintering here. ihis Hioe Is snaug
more civilized thun tLc Apaches, aud ars lfIenoy
TO the whites They occupy range o. oVun'';
containing an estimated area Of ~ OU9 square n'oe,
extremely dry aud Grid In all tins Vase eA ,S
there n not living stream OF water one lnilc y.
length, Ond the Indians depend principally uP0"