New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-29

The steamship Mary Kingslaud, Capt DAVIS,
arrived Yesterday morning from Brazos Santiago
having sailed on the 18th INST
Capt. Davis reports that the NO Drande was
navig6be to Reynoss for the large'cIass boats
while those Of a light draught can ascend to Ca
MARCO.
Tie steamer Rough and Ready had started with
troops on board Tor Mier where the camp OF IN
struction has been formed under Gen. Hopping.
Col Beknap acting as Inspector
There was rumor az the Braz0s when Capt.
Davis left that rrea with force OF 5000 men was
about to make n descent upon Reynosa. One
company on the way to the camp oil Instruction
had been landed at Reynosa, and the Quarter
master was making every preparation TO defend
several bodies Of the enemy have lately been
seen on the river and il is supposed 70 be Urea 5
object 70 attack some Of the cep6ts, or wagons
trains between CamargO and Monterey
4 gang OF desperadoes commanded by inan
named Kim composed of MeXIcans and people OF
other nations has been found near the Brazos.-
some of the members Of the gang have been taken
prisoners and the rest dispersed. Inc rancho re
quented by them was 6urnI 20 the ground
So far the report Of Capt. Davis extends. We
turn now % the M1fqmOr0s Feg OF the 10th inst
the latest paper which has reached -. We ind IN
II no confirmation of the rumors about I uea. bat
others of very simisr import touching Caryaial
The severe stories possess little consistency, and
We dismiss them with mucn iucredullty.
We Gull the iolowiEv items from toe Flag
Company g. 18th Infantry. Cd men and three officers,
commanded ~ let Lieu; George W Clutter passed up
The river on THURSDAY The were al recruited .n
VIRGINIA and ar. noble specimen ot the chlvslfOus
sous of that ancient The company has lost but
one man since bee organization aud ID are nov IN toe
health Lieut. Gutter ls hastsrin- h's command ~tn
All dispatch % the camp Of iustrucur ~ Mer where
three companies q the same rc.msnt have preceded
him.
The following does not agree with our last pre-
vious advices from San Antonio
gen,eran ius, from san Antoai0 Texas Informs Us
thstCol HAYS making very SLOW sress ia i1rm.u
bis new regiment The m-n corposifS tne recently as
bsnSed regiment were collected from remote parts OF
Texas and with few exceptions have returned T. thei
homes 40 ysx-d 81 the trouble ard expense meg have
- , "a that no induce nts can MAKE them return
Tbs Colonel hss rot riven up but st nss hopes Of "a
Irir, en.ush BOYS l. form the new regiment Z. H.
Reu md gallant officer aud noble gentsna a. hsi en-
,ersd actively iato the recruiting service ana VII De
candidate Tor Lieutenant Colonel Of the regiment "ner
r,lsed ...,st.,,.-.,f-. - o,
YVxrc A., IARrATED- We were tod last evening tna
'sys 40 number OF horses oeions % NE ~
-, department were stsmpedsd ana run on -
- - TOR Mexicans Ia the pubic employ we sell
e ,h,, TER budding them together en1 Nnile 20
~s,es in thro~-irg ropes over tnrii A.eA =. ~.
go. g.. "a ,erved oficiaiirs rs services 10 tns
IT, O.iek - thought lsriai VS. e.st osrt as
- - -, $50 ,'raEu TIE sIfdennrss aha ieic'
- ,,-y N b the ground and ls9eaiel ll
800 s~--sI b,-,a. W. learn have been i-H9su oi IN
- :. ,irr,s Zines some * or seven nofs1s 90
this occasion escaped "l-l'N' $50