Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-14
From the New o'lsans P'eayuBs. August q.
Inter from the Rio Grnus.

Prom the New orlsans P,sayup. .u.,.,s
U.s.. s.,,., a.. M. sr.-.
.o Nr""oe.
ine ssamship Alabama, SspI Windlc, arrived yestcr-
day afternoon from Bsxes Santiago having sailed on the
ID mat Col Hor,t,o Davis and s,fr ana Iso 49,. n ~
S,h Regimen, of Ion,.,.n, yol,,,.. g., - W,
a.. g., y ,.- -. $50 S.P'. ''eAns'os Of
ana s,..,.s ar ~. S,s~t,,n,s r,@,'' Ssp". oo~nsi
80 S'aPe' =" '"o ''A H'e1s' huAand and Joiner, and
Lieut. Hatch OF the Army were among her passengers.
We understand that the M..mo,.. v .v.,,,. a. - -,
published, from what cause we are no, ,nnr,..d Nv 's
The news from the army lie mcsgre enonyb w. h.,.
no pspers nor verbal intelligence; our inlorn,,on 4. h.
we'd from the correspondence which we subjoin:
tEd,toriaI CORRESPONDENCE Of the P,s.,.n.1
CANAsao Jpiy 9th isle
To hre.k an. d,u ,,ano,o,v of 49,. ue.
other Indian alarm yesterday morning The AIesd, earn.
in great haste and TO tho s,. n
the ,r,op. here stating thai m, C,m.nch 80 49,,
waste the ranches on the other aid, of ,ha v. 80
mouth OF the San Juan numbering the m, - CO.
ryng of captive the children McCuoch,, RANGE. v.,
at once detailed to cross the Rio Grande and were ali in h
full Of much trouble II am not much mi,,I.n :, ~
great treaty r,ecn,lv held by Gov Ru,., ,nd 49,; ~ e
IL was understood that the Indians were not 10 h. ,j
in any war they might be engaged in with McKee, \,
might not have bees $50 stipulated in the bond vet the
commissioners IN the then existing state OF affairs between
the United States and Mexico were not in a situation 10
W 'ne ee'en' uoes na' ney must war no more with
sunny ha' was men common enemy That they
ana au say 20 men, that they were at liberty wage
nosuncs eootnsoy win the ussges OF civilized nations
mere can DE ne doubt but that they told them sp-
pfoaeh mo Mexican frontier would have been piece Of
sosuroy' not TO say stupidity they the to
% sny on r"nowing 'ne maj ranheanon OF tho treaty,
n " ~nien nave NOT YET been published, came
at fso Alto and the Rsssca dc Ia
rama and the taking OF Masmoras after which entire
- pPeai W nave oeen put upon the nature Of
, ~ w" ~ eu, 'no MO ofsnoe The eonciliaory
i a uo. .nen oeen adopted nor were tho people
p'oecnoh, nor had pfociamauons appeared ind-
DIRE 10 throw of the onnrass,s - ue e sierra Ma
s., y" "'' Impressive YOKE OF the Central Gov.
~ -. - 49,
zed their bands and are nov u,oSs nave orsani.
death upon the f,onuer r, i, ,S h on oesuuenon and
S,o,ss - iol 49,, ~ ~ y ,.e oounson duty OF the u
,h ,nhh;,, P a "ie h,aue', 70 ahord protection to
to what er,en, The Indi,rs co -. INC MO 1tande eu,
- 80 ,"e inuians can De ieglumatey nterered
III - Gu wi. sue % ne tNe, Is another matter The
and the .Sx.,u, =, -, mere WIN much interest,"
shall b., S.,,eJ y, n men win the Indians
The Ala c., H. VIC ea -. opportunity
IN. No. go, >. 20 sa'e IN YESTERDAY morning. and
hoard The ,ovvn - - go, vim Zen worth on
move toward. Mont.,.y ,v;h Iun VIII, ~. troops and
Of - u
soldier belonging to the u s. Inf,ntrv Wa. h, A.,
ly through the head yesterday by one Of Gisn. uIee
,eeis yet the man is still alive and likely To live Cans.
hquor-not Of his living but of his being wounded.
G. WK
CAxAKso Iu,v % ,sAe
The talk il stiII Of Indian. I'D LII. S
before yesterday the Camanches attacked ,annSs h.,
this and Mier killed nIne N.,c.s ~ ~ 70 20 oe'"een
than fourteen women and cb;lJrsn n., vi no Iess
so rumor has il, tbey s,oI. nn,s.i 50 800 ss' nieht
Gllespies men while tbev w.. - s 800 iOh
of an American living four miles below ~; - ,I se
site side OF ,b. Rio G;,,nJ 800, % %n we opPo-
mails belonging TO tho rancho c,n b.1I W an
but should il prove - il will 90 b.d ;, s seSn ms
ches. Capt Gillespie's Communal i. cor,J
Of Jack Hays's old men and ,bsy ,.I ~, p.iP-,S
chase after their horses in n hurry So W "o
We have another report 10 The efF,e, ,h,, 40, ,,..,
while driving in beef cattle from LoreJo ~ g. Aa
were set upon by the Camanebes and nh LiIlod ,n
with fourteen Ne xcans VII 80 1911; ' Nl''ea, 'oge'her
tend that the Indians have the right 10 ca On sun con
side the Rio Grande with the Mexicans h., ,h t'
numbering Americans upon the high road in T. n,.
different face entirely upon the natter and the