New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-11
Farther from Tens,
- ,,s New.orIesss Delta Of June ed.

From the New Orleans Delta OF June I'd
Governor HESDEssoS. and portion of his Staff.
,ef, for the Rio Grande the le,h ult Company of
Volunteers from, Montgomery County have Left for the
Rio Graod.. They went By sea Two mounted Com
n,nies cav. soue overland for the destination
Hon. G. W. Terrell. late Minister lon Texas TO France
and Finland died 3, Austin the 18th ut In the <3c
wear Of his ag-. He native Of Nelson county NY
removed hen quite young Tennessee where he suoed
law and became District Attorney, and also held Inc once
of Quarter Master General BE removed TO Texas In
ls.o and has since held he Office Of Ds.ct Jndge AtoE
ncy General Indian Commissioned besides iha' Of or
egn Minister. -, - -,
formed during late session OF the Legislature The
h.rk Telegraph with 90 emsrants from Bremen arrived
a, G. lve,lon Friday.
Tbs senate and House of Representatives of Texas
have passed resolutions recommending 10 the favorable
consideration OF the United States Government the off
Gers of the Texas Navy who have CALAMITY defend
ed :he Interest and Gag of the Republic. the Gulf OF
Mexico and request that they be retained and pro-
vioei TOY In the naval seryice thereof.
Abou, 300 Casnches arrived the treaty ground
Torreys trading house the 18th ult They all express
friendly feelings toward the whites They have broush;
in white prisoners, as well as horses and mules
The Camsnches brought The frss intelligence OF Gen.
TaYlors fight with the Mexicans 70 the treaty ground
Some of Indians had been within hea,tns though
within seetnS distance of the battle Buffalo bump
s anxious partake In the war on the ide Of the Amer
leans -,
The different chiefs and delegations of the assembled
tribes united in going miles 10 escort Inc
Csmspches the Council Ground.
ble Col Leu Williams, with nine others stsrteo some
months ago for P band for the purpose OF bringing MS
party 10 the treaty Shortly after hs arrival the noans
held council Ia which they determined TO klil lne
strangers among them, when Pahsyuca interiefso 10
their behalf told his people that the strangers nao
come among them by his invitation, and expressed his
determination 10 protec, them.
Mexican one of the ten. overheard the consultation,
and made escape the next day. but Was pursued oy
number 0! warriors for three days and three nights some
time after ne reached the ground: since then no
farther intelligence received from the band, or any
OF the whites among Them and but faint hopes are enter
tanned their safety. Forty days and upward have
elapsed since they expected return with the Indians
The different chiefs and delegations Of the assembled
tribes all united In gong out miles 10 escort the Ca
maDches 10 the cou Gil ground.
No wacoes Keaches have get arrived.
Gov Buffers health continues feeble. The Council e1-
pected 10 commence on the 18th nit.
A treaty concluded at Torreys trading house, Oh
the 18th with such Indian Chiefs were In stten-
dance including acme half dozen OF the Csmauches
though all that tribe not represented and the Wa
Reaches and Towacanies had repret entatTes
present.
Col Jack Hayes. has agreed, the Redlanaer to &C.
company Germans the Pedianaas valley, aid re-
with them until they put up some improvements
The they 10 be at peace with the
Americans. but desire be with the Mezcaos.
and as 10 these new men, which have brought among
u.s. that long boards smoke long pipes and look down
az ground they don. know what 10 make OF Them