New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-31

Government itself shall take care tina, no prisoner
set a. large GA his parole. SHAH commit tie offence
Of Violating H. The bill wss accom- snisi BY 4
weli-writfen report By Ofero lie defends the
power OF plelging ones word ol honor ns hu-
mime provision Of ratonal law which Mexi,sns
shlgli respect Tire violation OF 10 ought never 20
be olsrafel ara lie thinks fhnt Gelc-Ll Sc'.t ms.
have haze been miiiniorrned ~ saving that any
Mexican soldier had violated rs pssoe. The 5
was likely 10 become Az. TheTeupOl the usual
proclamation was Issred.
Grv. EEERLRA -Oa the evening Of the oh Of
November. TIE asst sacramsuts of tie Catholic
Church were admiaisterci % Gen. Herrera a.
C1ereta-o. a Committee GO Congress consisting
o. SenOres Otcu, Rei0n p-rdicon. PachecD. Ca
ray Gomez Farias aud TalaTera. the members OF
lie Cabinet the Governors Of the States. AID a
large number OF ambers OF Congress. Civil end
Religious Corporations and vast concogrse o. cit
gems were present.
Ia bis illness, the General bears himself says tie
letter. writes with the courage o. soldier aud
the RESIGNATION Of q Christian Tie phy sicials
had not given up al hopes CT his recovery, .or
which al classes al his cJuntr! zen 7Qpcar b pray
Senior Aeui'ar hsl been appointed ia place Of toe
General upon tie important special committee on
the . War Of Texss'
Conflicts between the nIexicans and indians.
Prom the y. o Pcsyure, Dee. -.
Our latest aivires from SaItilo told q 4 conflict
between the Texan Il Anglers and band OfCaman-
ches Upon looking over some later papers from
the City Of Mexico We find several letters from
San Luis Potos describing actions betweea the la
dians and Mexican troops. The savages had boldly
approached within seventeen leagues oil the City Of
San Luis.
In one engagement the Mexicans had 20 infantry
and 80 dragons engaged. The party was com.
picte'y cut % pieces, only eight % the dragons
escaping with their lives and i've of these being
finF ars1srr fnU.- D. h.
tween the indians and one hundred dragons Of
the 4Ih regiment Of cavalry. which was marching
from Nstehua'a % ion Gen. Avaios
The fight occurred AZ M'nigale aud the Dragons
were completely routed seventy being killed
among whom were Col. Lsbastida and severa. other
officers. Tho survivors OF this haht az las. 1inef
Avalos. 10 letter from tiis general. we have
report Of an engagement in which the Mexican
arms we're more successful With force Of about
400 cavalry he writes on the l-th Of November
that he that morning attacked a h1dy Of frim $40
n go Indians in the cienda OF San Juan del 50
lado.
The action began AZ i've in the morning and ter.
minated at two In the afternoon. the date OF the
Generals letter. Only thirty or forty Indians were
then lett in the interior q the hacienda whom he
says il will be necessary 10 destroy. as they refuse
to surrender, and defend themselves savagely.
AL the rest lie says. pershed; the very small
number who lied finding escape impossbe on nc.
count OF the olhculy OF INC country the mrs. Nc
The Mexicaus recovered 20 thousand horses, aud
set NJ liberty over two hundred women and cnil.
drcn who had been carta-ed
Toe loss ~ The Mexicans was small, though sew.
e~a officers were wounded and Gen. AvalJs had
his horse shot under him.
II is calculated that In their incursi0ns into the
State Of San Luis, over 400 Mexicans have been
killed. great number Of captives made and mum.
beress atrocities committed.
The CoUETs--ln the will ease o. Hannah Mo-
SER IN the Circuit Court the jury w.re alngh, wh-
out being able 10 agree. ard were discharged. They
stood 10 g. the same IN going OUT. IN he Of A.
terbury re- L'tic. in the Common Pleas 90 recover OIL
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