The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-15

rrs.rHssrsxz.sss~--sx.un be prepared to furnish them medicines. and
 would also write to Washington, for an Indian agent for them.
 The ColoneIs talk being ended. Miguel with fitting words and great tact asked the Colonel what he designed doing with Barba- shay, an old and bad Pinal Chief who was then in the guard-hOuse in wilted condi- tion. After inquiring about the case. the Colonel asked Miguel what he would like To see done with him. Miguel would not say. 1 lnrthcr than that the prisoner was in ihe COloners power; that be had been T bad h. dian, bat, was then, and would be thereafter incapable of dolng harm, for the very good
 reason that he was in feeble health and could not possibly live long. Finally, Miguel ack- nowledged that be wished Barbashay set at
 liberty, and would go security for his good behaviour in future, if the Colonel demanded it. Hut, he first wished to give Barhashay piece Of bis mindn Iu answer to this ! proposition, Col. Stoneman said, in substance. "l will release him, and if be should schOo.e Co keep or fighting, let him do SO, and get kiied.' This pleased the Indians. and they : appiauded with a vim. After general hand shaking, the conference broke mp. we repaired to our ambulaGces, bade goodbye to friends and started Tor Camp Goodwin, never stop ping until we arrived late in the afternoon, on fhe banks oi that noble stream the prigta, or Salt River Distance travelled. eigitee4 4ii0, over very rough country, containing plcnt- oi wood, water and grasa Daring the night, Paymaster Morrow and Hon. Sylvester Mowry arrived, and told us the news.
 HoiH4st1y OcfybgF 14-Crossed Salt River and NAtaHes range of mountains. Road, to- day, wound through pine and cedar, over h frsr, eel. ..f. t quite Lad Country delightful Camped at night on top of hills overlooking the Gila. where, for the frst time since leaving Prescott. water and grass were scarce. Made about tfndV.Euc mNes
 IhardqH, Orto5y 15.-Made about isssaiy 5iR@, and arrived at Camp Goodwin about one o'clock in the afternoon, where we found two small companies of trD0p-. commanded by Licuienants Pollock and Robinson A usual, nearly every man, woman Apd cliid in the garrison wsrc sick with fever. and Col. Stoncman gave order. for the abandon ment oi the terrible Black Hole. as soon as the public property could be removed t0 Camp Thomas When ihis became known. officers and soldirrS sAalk for by, and ihe gs.si surgeon. Dr. Dakor. fclt mighty good This sickiy post has caused the death of many
 brave men and t <4s an set of therry un the part of the Colonel to abandon it It is near the Gila river, on a small stream called ibc Talsross is an extensive adobe establishment, and with the beautiful sbade trees sgrrouRd. ing it, would be little paradi.e. bat for the climate, which is hotter than Iophet and the sickness which attacks s!i wlio stay there over night. Near it on ihe south and easi are two hugc meuntains-6rahani and Trum- bull Major Cocswell caught the fever, and having io inspect troops, etc. in ibc hoi suu. suiiefcd considerably. Ger party mat with very kind treatment ffom the officers snd poet trader. Mir Lacy. Mr. Kimbali. ho had &C., companicd us from Prescott Co this paiui. aud who proved i0 be a vCy agreeable companion. leit Us here, with tho iutgu'ion 0f going direct Co Tucson witb Major Aerrow. Ne had now travelled 313 rsdes from Prescott. and being crowded iog space ia tAv issue vf, ouT.c[ propose to camp at Goodwin nntil next is.uc, when oUr tale will be continued, and what ve sew ia Southern Arizona, described.