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New MExICo-War had broken ont be-
tween The New Mpxicans aud the tribes of
EItaw indians who live around Thaos. Ear
" in September, six of the EntaW chiefs.
accomp MED by one hundred warrionrs. visit
I'd Santa Fe to obtain from Governor Marti
neZ restitution for deprt d iinns committed
last spr ny on their people. by Il tipping par>
Iy Of Spanards under Pur Glance, in the
neighbnuh hood of the Salt Mountain. Tie
SIX chietS being IN audience with the Cover
nor in lis palace, expressed themselves dis.
sIIshed with the presents offered to them,
aud the leader attempted to pull The Cover
nor from his seat by the hair, wkereupnn
Matinee, seizng his sab =, xii ed two of
them. and he other four were dispatched b,
the guard vino rushed in. The h nCred war.
rlOrs IN re reaung TO their village massacred
Twelve Mexicans, and brisk war between
the Two nations was anticipated.


Col Owens, of Independence, arrived at
Santa Fe in advance of his wagons on the
18th of September, and was received with
2reat eclat by The citizens. The wagons al
Mrssrs. Bent and ST. Vrain were at Walnut
creek ON the Sd OF October. DIR. Connell,
with his wagons, bound TO Chihuahua, at Ash
creek on the 9th. and MIR. Speyers at the
Usage Camp on the Arkansas, 35 miles in
his rear. All these expeditions were travel-
ling vigorously ahead, and had met with nc
serious obstacle or delav