New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
LNDJ1N AFFAIRS.
TWO HUNDRED APACHEs IEAVE THEIR REsERYA-
TIoN-ANoTHER RAID INTO SONORA.

TWO HUNDRED APACHEs LEAVE THEIR REsERYA-
TION-ANoTHER RAID INTO SONORA.
SAN Francisco, June 1S-A correspondent
Of The Saer0uentO URiOn writing from Tucson, Arizona
saws that Major c. F. Larrabee, special U. s. Indian
Agent at the Carlos Reservation whore tho last up
rising occurred, in which Lieut.. Amy was killed, had
arrived in Tucson fearing his life would be taken II he
remained on the reservation He has turned over the
indian agency to the military authorities and appointed
Major Brown as Acting Agent until the authorities at
Washington make other arrangements. The corresponds
ent adds that the Washington authorities VIII bho" Wis
dom by allowing the military to have fun control OF the
Indians without the Intervention OF civil agents, until
they show signs Of civilization. Some 200 Indians lett
the reservation aft r the killing OF Amy and have not
vet returned Last week II Apaches took co mules from
Joseph Parsons miller, living this side OK Aa;iacna,
In SonUra Mexico. Parsons sent ont three parties IN
pursuit Two OF the parties took the tra, the third
making cut to the Arizona Lac, in the belief that
the Indians were from Arizona heretofore, and when
fhry encountered tho Indians they recap;ured the
mules and lot OF L. s. Army blankets Another party
OF Apacnes wade their appearance on this side oi the
Arizona line, killed the stock OF tho fafmer8 ana IS
capped Inc harvesting III AIi%oA" - Progressing
rapidly.
THE APACHE RAIDS INTO MEXICO-THE GOVERNOR
OF SONORA COMPLAINS OF THE CONSEQUENCES
OF GEN. HOwARDs TREATY WITH COCHIsE.
The following correspondence shows that the
Arizona Arches have, by their raids into Mckee, pro-
sented parallel to the KickapOo outraRes, and settle
ment of tho troube win not be easy matter;
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
TUCSON, March 81, 1873. :
Gen. GEORGE CRooK COu,mading Department ar
ArizOnG herewith send yOu translated copy OF
a communication received from Gov. Pesquiera of So
nora showing deprcdatOns committed IN Sonora re.
Gently by the Apaches. IL is believed in Sonora and :his
Territory that these depretaOns mostly committed
a Inc Apachcs from the ChTicahua reservation known
as COcbise Apaches. In fact DO believe that COchsC
does not pretend 10 be at peace with the peouls Of ck
co. or that he agreed maintain peaceful relations
ccrned believe that COchise has kept his word with us
but believe that any attempt the part Of Gov
cause him 20 renew hostiltes against people At
the same trqe It seems inhuman 10 see innocent men,
women and children murdered by them In friendly
State and We at the same time give linn protection and
food. ,,,
think the chances for establishing EuCh police rcgua
tOn on sad rcser, alton will prevent these Indians
ns Eould be enhanced, and sincerely tiust that the
IN alter may be settled without more blOodshed. Very
A.P. X. Stafford Governor.
The following letter from the Governor Of Sonora
Mexico, is accompanied by official exicin) list OF
the murders and Outrages alleged to have been com.
mitted on Mexican soil by Apaches from the United
States: ,- ,-- ,,
To ne Hon. A. =. X. sAfFoRD, GOcernOr Of ArsoHn
Te,Tit9ru Tucson 4. T-DEAR SIR | have received
vour favor dated Feb. TO- and with it the testimony OF
HE pcere interest which you aud Gen. Crook manifest
in calling the attention OF the General Government 10
ii, ~ Cnnse1uences caused by the treaty OF peaCe
betwcen den Howard and the Indian Cochise II no
gngcr doubtful that all the dcpredatOus committed in
onr Tids since October proceed nom the reservation
of tbe Oios salodOs, (Salt SprlnRs you will in
die review of the facts which have the honor TO trans
mir berev ith and which true extract OF the Official
saemeDts as referred tO ia The StGI Of tie West with
ont making mention OF the doubtful facts which have
nos Uropery come to the knowledge OF the authorities
and are therefore not well authenticated
Frrn a c0inmunicat OF Gen. Crook dated January
was led to hope that he would compel the Indians
Cochises alton draw back IRON the borders OF
This state in his letter. dated Feb o. e informs mo
that he has met with difficulties not previously known,
winch compel him 10 wait for instructions IRON the
General Government. am much Obliged To Cen Crook
and 20 your honor the pains you take III bringing
our disageeable position in winch the privileges con
eeded 10 Cochse by Gen Howard have placed Us 10 the
knowledge OF your Government, ana hOIE thut as
soon Crook VIII have obtained peimlnslOh 10 act
according 10 his intentions caiamitcs VIII greatly
diminish. Yours most respectfully, j. IEsQulLkA.