New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09

during his stay be did nGt man who seemed to
entertain any sympathy wtb the General Government.
indebted to him. he has no intention soon TO revisit
that point for the purpose of making collections.
LETTER FROM GOV. GREINER UPON NEW
MEXICO AS III is.
MAJOR LYNDE UNDER ARREsT-slERRA MADRE
REPUBLIC-THE ARMY AND THE JUDICIARY
OF NEw-MEXICo LOYAL TO THE UNION.
SANTA PS. N. M, Aug H. 1851
The United States mail between this point and Mes
iia 10 Arizona having been captured by the Texans,
and Its stock and coach coofscated we have no means
Vi communication beyond Fort Craig at Vayerde, lVV
miles this side, on the Rio Grande.
49, MAJOR LYSDE UNDER ARREST.
lbs mail has just arrived From il we learn that
o aer tne capture Of Major Lynde aud bis command of
oo regulars by $40 Texans the enemy appropra ed to
smcn 4w m use all tue horses of two compsnes of cavai
~ auu an the wagons, arms aud ammunition belonging
10 ,he Government. After placing the officers and men
under their paro of honor never to 9ht against the
OOniede.acy, our men were released and sent
PACK 10 New-Mexico. These soldiers of all ranks are
furious at this vilanous of their commander who
has thus disgraced them forever. With an open field
tor f hight before hem and every advantage in their
sVor 100 Government troops surrendered to 800 Tex
ans without striking blow 1t makes the blood Of
every true Jingle in his veins 10 think of this vi
iainOue commander. Capts. Gibbs and Potter, two
subordinate officers unser this old do'ard Lynde,
soon they had the power took the respOnsbity of
placing their traitorous superior under arres and he
will be brought TO this place for trial. Whether the
charge of treason be successfully maintained is Of
little uncertainy; but if this charge proves unsuccess
full his cOwardice and ncompetency will certainly dis.
miss him from the service.
Col. Roberts of the Rifles, the commsndant Of Fort
Stanton, $50 miles this side Of Mesila, in the Indian
country has evacuated the Fort for the purpose OF con-
centrating his forces at For Craig.
Capt. Moore, from Fort Buchanan, on the way to
Fort Craig, with 300 troops and 90 wagons, has not
yet been heard from; but as Moore is true man and
gallant officer great confidence is felt that he will give
q god account Of his command. A strong body Of
Texans lcft Mesa after the surrender of Fort Fill
more, in hopes Of capturing bin, but they will find
this business different from taking Maj Lynde Maj.
Seward, Paymaster Secretary Stewards sonl is with
this command Of Capt Moore and if taken, he will be
looked upon as quite prize by the Texans.
SIERRA MADRE REPUBLIC.
All that portion of New-MexieO known as Arizona
is in the hands of the enemy they przing it very
highly, although with the exception of few valleys,
il is utterly worthless. II is known that arrange
ments are in progress in the State OF Sonora,
Chihuahua, Tamanlipae, New-Leon, COhuia, by which
these Northern States of Mexico will coalesce wi b
Texas, and form the Sierra Madre Republic, which
will ultimately, when strong enough, confederate, If
possible with Arkansas Missouri New-Mexico and
California. When the pear is ripe you may expect TO
zee Texas drop of from the Southern COnfederacy-
eeceding from seCedeTs wheel within this great Se
cession wheel This is the pet scheme OF the secret
organizations Known as the Lone STAR and I" X
G. C.'s aud the members thereof are exceedingly
sangune OF Ultimate success. When all this Is ac-
complshed railroad Is TO be built from the Gulf Of
Mexico to the Pacific, RAINING through San Antonio
Texas, Arizona and Sonora TO Guyamas, to the Gulf
Of California Tuis Is undoubtedly the shortest route
for the Pacific Railroad, being only 1900 miles
throueh.
Capitalists in New.York, influential politicians aud
Governors aud ex-Goyenors Of the aforementioned
States Of Northern Mexico, known TO bs using all
their secret influence in carrying ont this giganiic
scheme. This is the reason why Texas wishes to hold
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again they may not be. Rather think they won't.
The Mexcans almost unanimously In favor Of the
Government There about thirty Seceesionists
among them, and these Americans, who have
caused this mischief. Among them are Sam Jones OF
Kansas notorety; Congressman HefbeTt, who killed
the Washington hotel waiterj DIR. Owens, Texan
epeculatOr Lucas, former Sheriff. who didded the
county and Territory out Of $4,000 fees; and Judge
Hart, grown rich out OF contracts from the United
States Government.
SUSPENSION OF THE WRIT or HABEAs CORPUS IN
THE MILITARY DEPARTMENT or NEw-MExIco.
Jn view Of the mpudent bravado Of the Sscesi,nst
here and the REASONABLE talk OF men OF whom better
things were expected, come Of whom hold office and
draw their quarterly salaries regularly, Col. Candy
felt himsef CON relied TO issue proclamation suspend
ing the writ of habeas corpus.
Chief-Justice Benedict in charging the Grand Jury
Yesterday dwelt fully upon the cme Of treason. aud
nrged eloquently and forcibiy the necessity OF bring
ng TO Justice a who this tine Of war, dare 10 give
cid ard comfort 10 the enemy. The Judge has stood
M boldly in the midst of the erces opposition, in de-
eDse Of the Government and il is fortunate that such
man is placed IN this important position fully COM
petent for any emergency. The prompt and decisive
action of Col Canbs and Judge Benedict has already
been accompanied by beneficial results.
UNION TROOPS.
We have now about 500 regulars in this Territory,
and two regiments Of Mexirans two more regiments
will soon be ready, their companies are filing mp
rapidly. Last week, the Governor issued his proc
hination for the organization OF Home Guards The
call was responded to with the greatest alacrity. You
may set down New-Mexico as true and loyal to the
Government.