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WARM New MExIco.-War had bro
ken out between the New Mexicans and
the tribe of Euiaw Indians who live around
Taos. Early in September SIX of the Eu-
taw chiefs, accompanied by one hundred
warriors, visited Santa Fe to obtain from
Gov. Martinez restitution for depredaiions
committed last spring on their people, by a
trapping party of Spaniards in the neigh
borhood of the Salt Mountain. The six
chiefs being in audience with the Governor
in his palace, expressed them selves dis.
satisfied with the presents Offered 10 them,
and the leader attempted to pull the Cover
nor from his seat by the hair-whereupoE
Martinez, seizing his sabre, killed two Of
them and the other four were dispatched
by the guard who rushed in. The hundred
warriors in retreating to their village mas
sacred twelve Mexicans, an1 brisk war
between the two nations was anticipated.