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DEATH OF SALAzAR--To those who have read
KendalPs Narrative of the Santa re Expedition,
the following notice Of the death Of the Santa
Fean Rutian, Saazar, will be peculiarly interest
ing. 1t is copied from the N. O. Picayune of the
5th inst.


We have recently conversed with man who
left the neighborhood Of Santa Fe last Summer,
who gives us the particulars of the death Of the
notorious Salazar, the niscreant from whom the
Texan Santa Fe prisoners received such brutal
treatment while in New Mexico. He was out
upon an expedition III the Indian country, stealing
horses, and whileth engaged killed and scalped
and his body left prey to the buzzards aud prairie
wolves-a fate similar to that to which he con
signed some five or SIX of the unfortunate Texans
who were entrusted to his charge between San
Miguel and Ell Paso del Norte. For these acts
of more than barbarian cruelty he was ordered
to be tried by the Mexicon Government ; but so
isolated is Santa Fe that he found means to
cape. A more cruel, relentless, heartless villain
probably never lived than Salazar and it would
almost seem an act OF retributive Justice that he
has thus fallen.