The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-21

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acted clearly that another revolution was about 70 be
ATTEMPTED The writer says In one 81 his letters, we
are ON the watch day and night and shall accomplish
our end and he calls the friends Of New Mexico to
be on the alert The pistols bowie knife &c belonging
css in the battle the 96th May at the Red River
canon Lieut.. Brown and his party are said to have
killed ten Mexicans before they FELL and to have con-
Quoted themselves with great bravery.
pan express reached Bsgos the 9th Of July stating
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been attacked by about two hundred Mexcans on the
Seneca, eighteen miles from Fernando de Taos. The
enemy rushed upon them. and killed five men and
wounded nine others and in capturing all their
horse tents and extra clothing Among the Kill ed we're
Wilson. Only sixteen were left protect the camp
and they under the banks Of the Seneca where
snsy their position until Capt Of
the enemy, with small loss the American side and
Capt shepherd took up his quarters about mile from
The artillery company under Captain Fischer and the
Missouri mounted companies under Captains Dent and
Woods all left Santa Fe about the time-say the
9TH OF July-and from the movements of the Mexcans
snsther attempt to recover possession Of the country
immediate concentration Of Ali the troons Mt santa
except the command OF Major Edmondson who was to
remain at Las with orders to be ready to march
conflict Of authority has taken place at Santa Fs.
On the 4th day Of July, an ARRAY occurred at night
IL said four Mexicans were killed and one Americas
wounded Col Price said to have caused the arrest
VI boveIN NcAiCoubi eu0 tn0reupon Judge HOughtOn.
Of the District Court nterered In their behalf or the
result Of this Interpolation, have no account The
origin of the ARRAY may be safely attributed drunken
rolic so characteristics Of Col Prices administration
affairs in Santa Fe
From confessions that made by some Of the Mex
leans 1t would appear that Mexcans Camanches Apa-
ches and Kiawas engaged in the fight Of the Rod
River canon on the Goth of May.
Lieut. Brown, whose murder by the Mexicans we have
announced above was son Of Robert T. Brown Of Per-
ry county, In this State Young McClenehan was from
Ste. Gensvisve and young Quisenberry volunteer
from this county, the of Mr. j. g. Quisenberry The
news will fall with crushing weight upon his parents
for he was young man Of excellent qualities great.
y beloved by those who knew him. His return had been
looked for for some time, and trusting that he had
capped from all the dangers of the service In which he
had been engaged We learn that his mother with all
mothers for her children had prepared his
tor him. even In the minute particulars
for his comfort Alas, 1t is Of the hardshps Of
state Of war; that the best arranged plans
msrred and the house of feastng too frequently
verted into the house Of mourning.
SANTA FE.
We have obtained extra from the Jefferson Inquf-
rer Offices containing the published bv yesterday
somewhat more In DETAIL but essentially the The
only additional item states that serions ARRAY had oc-
Cured on the night Of the 4th of July ut Santa Fe
Four Mexicans were killed. and one American badly
wounded 1t Is rumored Col Price arrested several Mex
cans and the OWL authority had nterfsred In their be-
half