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MEXICAN AND INDIAN WAR.-Intelii-
gence has been received at Iadep ndence,
Mo-, that war had broken out between the
New Mexlcans and the tribes of Futaw In
dams, who live around Taos Early in Sep
tember. six ofthe Eutaw chiefs. accomfan'
ed by one hundred warriors, visited Santa


Fe to obtain from Governor Martinez res
ttution for depredations committed last
spring on their people by trapping party
of Spaniards under Porteancein in the neigh
borhood of the Salt Mountain. The six
chiefs being in audience with the governor


in his palace, expressed themselves dissatls-
fed with the presents offered to them, and
the leader attempted to pull the Governor
from his seat by the hair-whereuPon Mar
tnez, seizing his sabre, killed two OF them,
and the other four were dispatched by the
guard who rushed in. The hundred war
riors in retreating to their village, massacred
twelve Mexicans. and brisk war between
he two nations was anticipated. I'roPic