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COUNTRY OF New MExIco.-Extract of letter
from gentleman now in New Mexico in company
with the traders south of Santa Fe at place call
ed the Ruins of Rialverde:


rhis province is any thing but conquered Should the
New Mexcans receive the least encouragement from Chhua
hua they would unquesionaby rise and murder
every American in the country, if they could consider
hem race the lowest meanes and the treacherous
people in existence consider them capable Of any kind Of
crme and the richer the the bigger rogue he is do
whahe American Government this province.
There is no land fit for cultivation except few the
The remainder mountainous twill the Gov
much money and many lives defend it. from
the Indians the Navahoes, tribe who live eighty
ninety miles of this place in this province, the great
est enemies and keep the Mexicans under fear and
dread.


They down into their villages and not only take
away their property but their wives and children this is
positive fact The American troops will have great deal of
trouble and hardship keeping this quiet At this
there about 600 troops in the nation fighting them,
and they have yet obtained advantage hem.