New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28

had walked Is miles 20 have this talk and being feeble in
health, was much fagn'd Upon these lands bis father
dwclt. and had he. lie was weary ~ strife and the
chances of war and wanted peace. lie, however, re-
ferred with delight to the time when IT was perfectly
for lis people 10 raid into Mexico capture herds Of
cattle and sheep, and Mexican women and children, and
return 10 these mountains and there enjoy M mclyes
TRANQUILITY. He pointed 10 his feet and said they were
hi only horses The only regrets lie cynced for his past
thefs aud murders, that they were past and the
risk too great to ienow such undfitaklngr; linen he
lived in safety and plenty; now he had but NUE. anu bad
II should he mentioned that they ralse some corn
beans, and vines. This RECON aponhos III streams
skrtcd and there with rich lands has great va
rieiy Of grass and timber, much 81 excellent quay no
indications Of gold or silver; thcre arc 1eer antelope,
bears, turkeys and smaller game, ana abuIdap,e on
trout though strange to say, the lnalahs WI hDt eat
fish Last wear in July the troops first visited the home
of these Indiana found them absent and piesung they
supplied With abundance 81 seed aud some tool. BY Gov
erDmcnt, and such work as they VIII perform Inc COY,
nothing from hcm good behavior, and in return for
this Kind ~ conduct would aid them with imp.ement''
The Old Chief seemed pleased approved Of what Tho
Governor ted him, and after receiving sis Of food ana
Among Ties Apaches are many Mexican captive no.
grOwnup men drd women, ana VINO pave hte,illlll'u
with them. majority OF these captyCs were taken 20
homes or natiye language few however speak Span
ish and converse freely when tine presence o. tie troops
renders safe for them to act their pleasure The Coz,
days communication, reached about the following
AZ NV Ieonest That a majority Of these
1900 are inclined to be peaceable; that muider
and pllage create In them no rcm0Isc; that bIoh,h
promises and deception when attended with punish
mcnt are esteemed bic marks O shrrwdncss rltLer
than crimes; but that by taking advantage OF th "
needy condition. and placing those OF friendly dispo,
ton reservation, such il proclaimed ly the
Government in that section, and whi'h covers az ny
territory they claim, under the management Of faithful
honest, and intelligent agents and one discreet ana ~
voted superintendent, they could be- induced 10 earn
their living and would soon be much more happy lhu
comfortable; that their own interests would cause en
to prefer peace 10 that Is important TO incuire
in them habits Of industry not only a. means OF paying
for or producing their food and ament but as one OF
the sues modes Of diyerting them from the commission
The military force OF the Territory are prompt IN pGr,
suing and % faras possible pgilshihs ili au
They treat the latter kindly when about camp anu 80
far as they employ them or Obtain OF men! sAiis, 49, VI
The recent establishment Of the Military Department OF
Arizona, headquartors at Prescott. Win me aD' .i
energetic Gen. SOnenan commander sreng.eis up
hopes of the people IN the belief th1t Gov ' y
disposed toward the Territory ana INTENDS 10 OihE a"'
a speedy peace within our borders. - 49,,
There are short intervals mining "Nciteriz an,
reported. The latest and apparently most DlOm,.Is
one is the line Of New-MeXico, called tAe hHtto
Mines. I spent few days examining thrih WIN mo
naked eye which may be done easily, az mere aI ~
tunnels cut shafts sunk over SIX Iee IN HepiA LII
looking ore is there I'm immense masses He VEINS eau
up OF the ground 80 feet for miles ana ~ many 9'
from % to 100 feet in thickness II ne ore con.
large scale with present conNenehce7 o ""ou' ~
and transportation the Bnrro Mines Will soon be tho
From he wells already sunk the prospect for an ample
sunnIy OF wafer for steam mills il fine but wood IN nan
tr. 10 make steam for many mills for brlef pc
Rod Is not nearer than twenty-five miles lheIc 20
no preliminary expense in prospecting the Ves VIII
baft and tunnels as millions Of ts Of are ID pam
sight. The prcdOmnating base lnttai9 aPpeai ~,
per and lead Reports OF says made in san iIac,eo
and other cities are hateTng but as-ays are On 80
utve asoale that they furnish no basis ny Whh ~
mate result by mill processthe 1Iy =,
oil of xtr,ctng the precious metals from ores 60 mOhy
found by the miner None but tle WesIhy on cre
mines and well prepared piospsGtGI Ho r ~ w
now; are employed nor VIII De- eAeeio a y, "
estsbshcd the most advantageous sites found aud mills
! erected thereon for reducing H.