New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19
From Gen. wooI'- Hendauarter-.


BY the arrival Of the schooner Sarah Capt
Brown from the Brszos. we have received letters
from our CORES pondent at Gen. Woods headquar
ters We have no alter intelligence from Monterey
or the line Of the Rio Grande
Correspondence OF the Picsyune.
BurNA yIsrA September IL, lsi7.
News Of l0cs character there IL none here snd mas
been little since left week since In fsct nolhng OF
moment has occurred except rather an extensive oeser
ton which occurred few days since Two Lieu'enan's
Of tho Texas companies Stationed Al
lev, NIGHTS aimee with nineteen OF iheif men, hAlhs
Az. lir, cfon of Mouciova. They hsve been a. much
,,pi,le thst Cen Wool did not think them worth send.
E ss,c~ ana suffered them g. 20 thsi way IN pesce.
fosr they will commit some ouuAte' UPON ue route -
Nj Cbcvalic has gone below. on his way to Texas.
a fesfnster tired Of wars alarms, succeeded In
borrowing about $500 IN money within week or two
ossi from different individuals aud on the morning OF
H., .th s,csuped herewith toward Monterey He was
n,rsBed taken soon after he arrived In Monterey. and
brought into camp this morning whore he will have 10
.hod hs horses 10 the provost guard fer the present
Fgervb,dy elsed with the promising prospect Of
pesce and are arranging plans for going home lnlei.
sepce was received from Monterey this morning. and
am nq the Items of news the sweet crumb of com
fort ths, mail had been received there for % days
Proceed with the Junk Since commencing the letter ]
have seen Cspi Lane. of the Texan Rangers who hss
last returned from expedition b san Miguel whittier
be Was sent by Gen Wool 10 apprehond Gonzales the
proprietor lessee of hacienda who attacked an dfd0
Of mules loaded with corn intended for the usrtermas
ter's Departments circumstance which have hereto
fore mentioned In one of my letters
Upon the arrival OF Capt Lsne aud hs troops Don
Gonzales was found wanting having left some days
previous discovered that he had not been fight
lnq on bis own hook but held gular commission from
the Mexican Government guerrilla captain 10 bis
house was found socrsied considerable quantity of
goods contrs1an3 under tariff which were seized by
Capt Lano Capt l.. came home by the way OF Parfas,
having been sbsen nine days. tie traces OF any
guerrilla bsnds and found the inhabitants all ptsceabe
and Qust-st least So far could be- judged from out
ward appearances a paper has been received o. day
from Luis late the let inst, containing an ac-
count ~ the action at Collreras written b. Gen. sas
from Ts'p pam, where he was prisoner and accom-
panied by t Of the Generals and other officers killed.
wounded or taken prsoners the Gan Luis people arc
apparently Ia a great stew Al Vsencas defeat aud the
prospect Of peace The Governor If the Department u
San Luis In proclamation, says tis timo for the Cosi-
ton b. act and organize central government OF their
own and recommends the passage Of law most ttfin'
gent 20 ia provisions against al Americans or those
aiding and sbeiiing them and repudiaies the ides Of
peace The press only scouts II the Idea OF peace
bu, denies the right Of tbs Central Government to
make H.
Everything now is involved In doub, and uncertainty
here and the events of the next month looked for
with great anxiety In either event pence war this
column can only look on with open mouthed wonder
and marvel at The deeds enacted 10 other parts Of the
country Yours truly, +. ID.
S,p.fmbfr l3-NOlhing whatever new or interesting up
10 tie present time likely 10 be for the next month
come.