Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-24
Prom the n. Orleans Pieayune. Aug. rs.
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

| bDIIOhlAL CORRESPONDENTS.
| MIkR, Mkxico, July 81, 1886.
Capt vntcn' command entered this place this morning
without the least shadow OF opposition the Inhabitants
hrongns to the Plaza IN crowds the troops 6lod into
and stacked their front the Of tho scade
Il seemed though there enough in the
square to have beaten OF with nothing else the
loose rocks lying about; yet not hand raised.
Mer by far the most pleasant clearly and well
guated place have in this part OF Mexico. IL
built hill overlooking clear running Of the
three miles from the Rio Grandc and is said
5000 Inhabitants, although do know where
they them all. You may well reeollect IL in
this place that the Texans under Col Fisher. CON-
PEELED surrender they had killed twice their own
number Of Meheans. The houses occupied by the Tex
during tho bsulc. pointed OUT and still bear the
marks ct the desperate conflict
The Camanches, who have committed many ravsges in
this vicinity OF late said have left for the
OF Texas with their prisoners and plumber. Many OF tho
and children from the adjoining ranches driven
by the Indians still here
return Camsrgo in the morning with the Rangers
II could have way should remain here, for it
C. w.K.
CAN.kso. August g 1876.
There no mistake tina, lage force Of Csmsnehes is
this side tho RIO Crande, committing depredatons
and numbering the inhabitants with IMMUNITY. Parues Of
them have appeared at Gusucro city thirty miles
above Mie nave stolen great many horses aad mules.
aud have killed several OF the principal cTens among
them OF the council The authorities Of the
place have sent in their submission the officer In
mand ct the United States here and would doubtless
be delighted to American force in the Plaza You
ask. why do not the Mexelns in force, out
numbering. they do the Indians ono-giye them
sound drubbing, and drive them out OF the counyi
because they lazy the fret place. and tmd
in the second. So far see, the here spend
oneihd OF the day IN sleeping, onehird in bathing and
the other third IN doing nothng-no very prohabs en-
Poyment OF the time they would say away Down East
CamaTgo Is with troops, the white tents Of
the soldiers covering acres and The Rangers start
out morrow scout in the direction Of Monterey and
bodies Of regulars with army will probably fol.
low Every one Is anxious to get away from this place. to
move anywhere. You may think in New Orleans that
You don't know nothing" G.W.k.
CANARoo, Aug. }, 1886.
have Just letter. dated yesterday at Reynoso
the writer which calls for detachment Of mounted men
guard large drove OF pack mules this place. file
has reliable information he says that gang Of brigands
has been organized in the neghboFhood OF ReynOsa
aud he further states that Of the principal OF that
place engaged in THIS scheme OF pago and murder.
trust the scOundres may be found The eoHsilistory
system has been lost them and other should be
rtd. We treating thousands Of individuals Re re
with consideration and who would round and
cut throa the rst opportunity that occurred, and
nHeh0 gusto, TO use OF their iavorite expressions.
Troops still continue pour in several companies hav-
arrived, since yesterday, the Rob-
erts and Big iaehee. Gen Worth has moved the camp
TO high and dry ground the San Juan, mile below Ca
mago, where soldiers far imore comfortable. How
Napoleon used dispose Of his tremendous armies |
a mystery Hudded close closer than com
Tort will allow, eight thousand here take
up n wilderness of space.
Capt. Ghlespies Rangers remain in camp here, while |
hcOuochsare on this morning IN the direction
posed OF Monterey securing the county least
China, and possibly farther Reports that OF
armed have been in that direction among other
companies that of Seguin have reached this place The
Rangers will ind them If they are to be found.
Should any opportunity occur, will send you letter
from the interior, but fearful there will be chance
until the company returns TO this place
Gw.K.
C.NARso, July 30th 1886.
At this present writing there three nations which
have met in crowd" that are taking small triangular
duel-the Americans. MeIiclns and Camanches. As / |
understand the position OF affairs, IL is this: The United
states has Just made treaty Of peace and friendship with
the Indians, and did Of spulae they should
not carry their when they had just The
Csmsnches and Mexean have considered each other
atural enemies and have depredaed accordingly About
the time Mexico and the u States have msunder
standing and the battles OF the 9Th and 9th openly proclaim
ed their stuaion-war The CamSnchcs hearing thi IS,
actuaed no doubt by desire of gaining favor the eyes
OF their friends, and more especially when graed his
darling passion for plumber forms party and
down on the Texas side, stealing killing punderng and
carrying off prisoners. They the bank op
pose side OF the Rio Grande, and within four miles Of
this place and stole horses So the then nd
ing officer heard Of the fact, he Captain Ga compa
ny OF Rangers, with nsiTucOns-as / am informed-to
take such measures cause them TO dess or fRht
them.
The battles Of the 9Th aud 9th changed the nature Of ar
fairs here which the treaty making could know moth
ing about They placed all the people Of the left bank
der the flag Of the United States and policy for the u
lure, our Government guaranteed protection to the people
this side the mountains the right bank-who would
main quietly their homes. Now, the Indians find
game blocked; he's fighting the MeXcans, the Mexicsns
the United States and the United States tho Indians And
Tear the Indian VIII think OF II the lrshman thought
OF the French langusge-"pretty much mixed" / hope
this matter will be settled deeds generally settled
the Snies-"o the satisfaction Of both parties" But
a not yet shaken III belief long since expressed that
long shall be involved in a with the Cana inches