Arizona miner., 1867-10-05
LETTER FROM nARDYyrIE
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H.HprvnLr. sept. 2a. lss7

H.RpTvuLE, Sept %, lss7
 EpIroR ARIzoxA MfxEK The army oi the Colorado has ai length taken the wal path. Col. Price has determined 1T possible to make this campaign against the wAlispai, an efectual silence Of their war whoop; has waited until everything wAs in complete readiness. before moving Evidently DO; be. iisEiEg in yuing off hnif cooked.
 The first Grand Division of his army under command oi Major Clendenin, one hundred strong, with pack train, moved ou; Friday, September, Eth; will fellow ths river Co niles and then cross into the Sacramento Valley. The second Division. one hundred strong under Lieutenant Trsrcrsc. passed through Union Pass, Saturday, September 2sih Sane a=y. thsiiiT,s Division under com rnaBd Of Lieutenant Wells, 90 strong. left the post and will eross into Sacr2mea;o Valley by Bcsle's pass
 Head quarters vill be st tie Willows, where supplies have been lodged for q sixty days campaign. The men and their sieeds are in fine condition for the campaign. and every thing connected with it seems io bc go well ordered, that it inspires ihe highest cog- iidcnce in all, that this expedition will result in "reserying ca the ulo.t approved pan. the posky waIlApai tribe Col. Price is an earnest and active officer And with his eff. cicnt aids and co-workerS, Msior Clsndenin | i.ieutcEauts Traverse. Wells and TIes-en. ii will be strange fl this expedition is l,srren ol | good results. Our worthy towusmeu. Geo Spear and Dan. O'Leary % as guide bettci and more thorough mountaincers than whom Kit Carson never was or will bs. 1 Steamer Co-oo-pah, Capt. Polhamus. ar rived herc Friday, with large freight fai government Judge Cartier Of the End Ju dcial District was passenger; hns come ! here for the puTpOse of holding our October term of Court. A grand jury has been sum moned
 1 Capt. Williams arrived to-day in improved ! health, and We also had the privilege of vel coming back our towsmen, (late guests oi ' Prcscott,) J. F. Bull and A. C liaskiil They come little hrnEner done thsa =aefi | they left us. not much latter. l guess y0u ' have not as plentiful supply of beans as liar. dyyille, yet thcy give very glowing afeonnl of the .umptaoas manner in which Pres | colt entertained them and declare that they | had tO leave Prescott to avoid getting tho | gouf say, that the next place 10 Il--tille | $ P---coit; they made ihc whole town ! laugh at their description of the prse-cding' of the Third House, and made all the mal, population feel like striking out for Prescott by their romantic storie- about thc beautiful and fair at that According to Bulb Heaven but alas, we sigh and stay at home.
 Will they move the capital is the ques ton that disturbs us most now, Is it posi- blc that the Solons can be co unwisc Ss 10 lo cate the capital at Tucson, point so faI south of the centre of the Territory, an' which will be on the outskirts of the hear and body of the population of the Terntor. inside of three years
 B. II. Paddock and Geo. Hearst, arr slowly recovering from their wounds.
 Weather pleasant, times dull, but ligh ahead.
 Yours ~T SIytD.