Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-13

EASTERN TENAS.-Tbe New Orleans Con-
fier OF the eth ult states that intelligence had been
received there from Naeog doehes under date of tho
l2tli nlt. that the Mexieans in that part of Tcxaq
SAID be 300 IN number. had risen III arms and pro
ceeded TO join 1900 indians in thai county. who we,,
commanded by three Mexican generals from Mata-
tnoras. Tie Texans seemed TO consider the fising
of little importance. Gen. Houston howe,.,
who was IN Naeogdoches at the time. published
proclamation calling Goo ol the militia. On,h.
18th, Gen. RuSk bad already rallied 400 mounted
men, and $50 more Their way TO ioi, hin,
IL believed in Nacogdoches that the InJ,,,s
and insurgents expected 10 receive large reinforce.
meufs.
slip from TIE New Orleans Bee of os,b ~,
confirms To some extent, the foregoing accoun, 7,
says-"The Texas Chronicle of the 18th inst nal,
shed at Nacogdoches contains some impor,,n, =;
formation IN relation 10 the movements OF the Nex
lean population in Nacog doches county, A n,o.I
nation has been issued by President Houston on
the receipt OF a communication addressed To Inn, h.
the Mexican inhabitants of Nacogdoches county =,
which they renoun"e their adherence 10 Tho cons,;
tuition and laws of the republic of Tev,sV tt
themselves as Mexican citlzens and exn,ess L.
determination TO have revenge asking only for MGR,
cy to their families, and promising the same to Tho
la'h'l'es OF me whItes-1hey in arms 10 The
number oil 200, and say they can greatly augment thor,
forces" " NV
In reference 10 this intelligence the Chronicle re-
MARKS 'he activity OF the officers in command and
the promplltude OF the citzens have already co,..
lihtfh lpiCt SbiItltnt 10 put the nj
out OF doubt. Generals Rush and DOUGLASS con,
maud IN person, aud we hourly expee, the ,ssne =,
Tie neeiIng between the Two hostile parties The
clzens OF Texas would do well TO be on the al.r,
as II IS but reasonable TO suppose thai the rebels mus,
have had the promise OF support from some sou,r,
unknown 10 us Several individuals have lately
been lnafeated or killed by The Indians in the peiob
boufhood; Nf. Hamilton, worthy citizen of Tho
county, while returning home with some stolen bo,
ses which he had recovered was murdered. NJ,
/ ttptts El,1 Il, Ill Z
The s;gages are disposed to be extremely trouble,
some IL thai quarter aud the paper alluded 10 calls
loudly for heavy force to be thrown into the coun-
Try, lof HE double purpose OF crushing at blow tho
dlstufbers oil The Hhlc peace, and at the limo
Of inspiring tie Indians with a wholesome degree of
respect and awe.
Tie New Orleans Bnlleiin slip of the ooh ult.
s-''lnoluatlon received last evening induces ns
TO believe that the Disturbances between the Texans
MeNeans, &c. on the Texan frontier, end for
the pfeseni,-a large portion of the insurgents iav-
ios fled towards Matamo'as and the remainder sur,
rendered themselves To the militia oil the surrounding
country"
From Ike Nee orleans Bulletin # Iugusto9
FROM TENAS.-'lhe steamer Columbia from
llonston winch arrived Yesterday morning, brought
files # the Banner rs late the l7ih and The Com
ineifal latellgehccf OF the lSth-ihey contain mo-
/ thing oil special interest. Through the sam.
eHafneI we have received leIter from our Texan
CORE pondent under date OF the 20ih from lIons-
,. ,o''.s ~ us '',e' 'ehd TO confirm 10
~ ~ '''ne % US ny Tue way oil Naehl-
that the Secretary OF War had lust received des-
~ - - i'o'''a '",' 'ile heNlcans oi Ma
- H. '', io' 'e constitution oil 1871,
III '''', ',oo ie hlta had been
called out 10 tile number OF eight huud ed To defend
lie ifoauef. The country IS reported to be healthy
nv P'oseV's % an abundant harvest are latter
:" ~ 'P'ton u numerous en'g1atlnn, tho
'N'' '5llSe'9 i3a eale'aed gam crops cluefy-