New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
FROM NEW-MEXICO
INAUGURATION OF THE NEW GOVERNOR.

FROM Ia. Santa Fs Gaze,te StpL7.
The iranguratioD OF Gov. Connolly was celeDraed
in front OF tho Pallce on "wednesday last. barge
concourse of peonle The officers of the army, and all
the soldiers az this post turned ont to witness the cere
monies. On the sand were the Governor, ex-Gov.
Rencber, CO... Candy, Bishop Lamy, Chlei-J nsllce
Benedict and Probate Judge Sandoyal. Gov kencher
introduced Gov. CoDnely with the following brief and
appropriate remarks:
FgLIow cTIlESs-My Of Office having been brought TO
SS@ Governor For macy res.on. Ge,fer Ipec de-
sired 10 remain 10 Office and only waited fI eyofioe "Ppot
ment tho pnbc eryc. That opportunity l. now afforded
ard therefore retire With pleasure ffon zoe repon'iIle
doing afford, grr. satisfaction TO be succeeded by so er
CITIZEN DT Corn.ly He Distinguished for his good
and long erence IN public e and what much more im
Eish moral cb.ract.r and ntsgty sincerely
with Tor him and for you AhapPy aud succr.io
introduce you Henry Connolly Governor OF the Territory
Aller which the Governor select proceeded in the
delivery Of his inaugural address ia English and Span
ish II was received with Manifestations Of approba
ton from the audience, was the Governor when he
made his appearance. At the conclusion Of the ad
dres4 the oath Of Office was administered by Judge
Benedict, when procession was formed, and with
the military companies III command Of Llent. Ander-
son. in front aud of the citizens, Mr.. Stephens
acting ss marshal Of the day, marched 10 San Miguel
church, where the II DeuI1 sung by the Bishop
and others Of the clergy The procession formed again
after the ceremonies in the church were con luded
aid escorted the Governor TO the palace, the place OF
bis official residence.
DELEGATE TO CONGRESS-.
The election ihIs far show handsome MAORI
ties for Judge Wsttr The figures are:
Counter Ma. for Watts C.Hqhs' Mai for ATehuleta
Santa Fe..,........... 80 Rio 5nO
San 33s santa
lag 80
B''H'iil0o 'F'r'''''''''''' SO Toi.........l,a7o
To,sl.."..........,.265slMs i. for Watis......i57
The returns from soeorra, Valencia, and the re-
mainder Of Benalbo viii probably Increase this ma
jority to about 1000.
MISCELLANEOUS.
On Saturday Of llst week party Of twenty Navajo
warriors ysitrd this city In company with agent Ward
who has recently been the country Of the Moquis.
TIE object Of this visit the part Of ese men was
10 have An interview with the Governor, Supeiin-
'endeui Of Indian Affairs and the Colonel Commaudant,
aud ascertain what Arrangements could be made Tor
establishing peace between the citizens aud their
tribe They represented all the divisions Of their
people, and are from among those who have been in
favor Of teaee ever since the commencement Of hos
ulitiep The Tesult Of the talk was, that the ar
mi,tice that now exists should he continued for Elk
months longer and II at the expiration OF that time
they shall have complied with tier engagements q
permanent peace will be made This 10 what we
understand the arrangement 10 be.
Gov. Rencher and family will leave the ciy on Mon
day for the States They 20 fret 20 Las Vegas, where
they will remain short time before starting over the
Il is said that Capt Hubbell Loot five Of bis picket
guard on tie Jornada las. week. They were captured
BY the Texans.
'Tnree companies of mounted volunteers have been
raiaed in San Miguel County recently.