New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-15

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Steamship McKim, Capt Page. arrived % -
III ;ns. :, Nsw-Orleans. ron Brazos Sah'ia=Y
-,b;cb -lsc. she Jeff On :be ID INST >he 0ro'sI'
.;o,, ,,o;1nteers and some discharsed SOL
~ Eavs with his Rangers. hsd oeea
80. .-,v. Tbev had secured the country and
li.e.- - csnoaryo without doing anything OF
n,-e Most of the army renamed al lama
! l-rea, not among company OF Irish Noilh'zs's
- so,oa others took place on the night OF 5-st a
-, ,,,csri,raent opposite Buri:a- Guns we're hree
o,1 - or 20 men are reported 10 have been killed
~ -ronnded Besides the killed and wounded seen
~ shown. or 10 are said 10 have been pashed
from \ steamboat lying by the shore overheard
and we're drowned The Colonel OF the Georgia
regiment gaTantly attempted wiki swords and PTS
toIs IN hand. to qnel the not. He shot down one
man. and wounded several Others.
Col. Baker.of the 9Th regiment Illinois Nolun-
ters repaired to the scene and ordered 7vo OF his
companies A and c to assist IL quel!ing the fight
and ven, in person with 20 chosen men TO the
steamboat He commanded peace as soon as ne
go, on board but was attacked By the rioters and
had desperate conflict, in which hedeiended him-
self bravey for some time acainst swords oayonefs
and shot. bat was finally shot in the neck the bal
entered behind passing out through his cheek or
mouth
OF the twenty men who accompanied Colonel
Baker eish; were wounded. six with bayonets
and two With balls On the arrival OF companies
4 and G. Capt Roberts ofthe former ordered his men
~ cbarre on board and led them the steps where
he received a severe wound from Dayonet- winch
entered near the shouldcr-blade and passed through
he hack The boat was 50 well defended by the
rioters that the linoisans had to retreat not nav
INC cartridges with them. Ammunition was soon
furnished them. however, and on again approach
inc The boat. every thing Was quiet No one OF the
Illinois volunteers was killed ana 1t was 'iou=.''
ny, morning that Baker ana Roberts would recoF-
ar ri their wounds II was feared TWO pri'a'es ~
COMPANY c. were morta.ly wounded
The rioters were finally subdued, forced 70 soI
render their arms ard placed under strong guard
preparatory to trial BY Court Martiai.
Alexander J. Seaborn. Illinois Troops Company
/ a died on board the Mchm. Several others on
the same Vessel we're nearly dead.
Fort. miles above Rcyuosa on the 2lst August,
tl,a steamboat Enterprise burst her boiler. and
/ blew up five persons were killed instantly and
several wounded.
Kiild-Enooh Tucker a HosneI,. o! Tennessee; Mr..
scans of Texas Thomas Ganirey Of Newt ork cook
and stranger, names unknown
B4iiy W0ana1d-I.cuf bearing, Of Louisville Legion
/ Wm 4 Crook and G. Z. Crook. Tennessee Captain
1 Woods VIM Grey. Jacob Bourldee and Ihoinh- Lasit
nf Texas ! c Howard suffer. OF Baltimore Joseph
(;r.c.tv and Nr Hpckery Suilfrs of Louisville Lc-
/ zion 'lnor the Pilot; Thomas HeTnper Sann'i iar-
lin Patrick Kelley Frank and ailac9t deck hands, ana
] + Crank the Mate Thirteen slightly wouDied On
the 2sth ult Lieut. DeaHne was ont on danger 4"eN
/ Kelly was out OF hi aud would probably die.
The Firs, Brigade from Camargo left on tn 18th
in the direction OF Monterey. under Gen. W orih.