New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-20

Defeat Auotber Conspiracy Discovered
Defeat Of Lieut.. Brown-skirmish between
Major Rdmonson and the mexicans-Defeat
sfthe Latter.
From the ST Louis Republican, 18th.
Another party of volunteers has returned to Fort
Leavenworth from Santa Fe. They arrived on the
On inst and left Santa Fe on the 5th . last month
Prom Mr. Isaac McCarty, Of the firm Of Billiard,
Hook x Co traders to New Mexico and Chihuahua
the following interesting information is derived
When Mr. McCarty arrived at Bagos, seventy
eve miles this side OF Santa Fe, he learned that IN
frma,on had been received there. on the 9Th, that
It. Brown attached to Capt. Horines company OF
volunteers with several OF his men, had been killed
na,mall place about fifteen miles from Bagos
0nreceying this intelligence Mai Edmonson, with
a party Of bis men, pursuedthe Mexicans, overlook
them fought with and killed five or six OF them ana
captured between thirty and forty, whom he threat
ened to hang. BY this energetic conduct ne III
duced a confession from some of them that there
was another conspiracy on foot to bring about
massacre and revolution at Taos and Bagos
A letter was found upon one OF the prisoners
Parportng. though not signed to come rom the
nngleader of the former conspiracy, IN which he
desired to be Informed Of the precise time when
Fischer's company Of artillery would leave Santa
Fe as that was necessary TO the maturity OF his
Plans He declared in this letter his determination
never to rest while there was an American awe IN
New. Mexico. Of the disposition OF the prisoners
We have no farther information.
Mr. McCafty met the first train OF Government
wagons about one hundred miles from Santa c.
Lieut. Love, who has charge of the Government
money, amounting TO more than $500 600, was met
THE upper Semirone Springs, and Col Easton
aitalion Of infantry ON the Arkansas few days
revious to his meeting Col. Easton's command.
while some OF his men were employed in getting
wood on the opposite side Of the river, they were
completely surprised BY party Of the Camanche
Indians. by whom eight OF the number were killed
md three wounded.
One Of the wounded was scalped alive, and was
found in this situation by those who were sent 70
relieve them. He stated that he was scalped by
twhite man---that he begged ior his life, telling
him that he had family dependent upon him sol
support bat that the only reply received from his
antagonist was. that he did not care d-n' We
regret our not being able TO state the names OF tbs
persons killed and wounded or the company Z
which they belonged. Ii may be two or tnree Gay
estore we have this information.
Lieu. Simpson, of Major Clarks Artillery bar
talon. was left At Council Grove, on his way nome
" Since the above was written we hav'
earned that j. McClenahan and C. Qaisenbuer,
we're among the number Of persons killed al IN
ane Of the attack upon Lieut. Brown one &C
eoant states the whole number killed at fourteen.
John Avery, - Martin. and = pouglsss's $50
'spt Dents company, were landed rom the la"
"faae, at St. Charles, yesterday.
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Va Tuesday stsrnocn. about hour before shutdown
eoupanlee BY terrific lightning. at time when the 81
wa perfectly clear and the san shinne brightly. Gu
Informant Describes the awfal3 grand and III
brute creation, In common with human eeiogs sseme
ssek with confederation st tho electric phenornen
Without their usual attendant hesvy rain The window
mpf heaven we're opened until near ten clock-the
rnasa usts deluss, but without thunder and Hight