The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-27
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II should return with my suit to the Department,
would be moestsd in manner whsevsr nor ntsrfsrsd
with on account OF the acts Of my Government what
ever they may have been it being understood that my
responsibility Ii to the National Supreme Government
of Mexico This guaranty obtained can freely return
to the bosom of my family, living with tranquility in
With regret have heard 1t said that some unquist
spirits making use Of my name have consprsd
spire against public tranquility In the Department
desire that Mr. Fremont would discredit such tales
considering them false imputaons circulated by the
Islander OF the anarchists, since desire peace and the
security Of order and to obtain winch will cooperate
as good citizen who solely sspres to the general hap
piness Of all.
have the honor Of Offering to Mr.. j. c. Fremont the
consideration Of my high esteem as
His most humble ssrv't,
To Mr. J. C. FRrMosT, Los Angeles.
the victory the At thirty killed. d. Msr
magnides Gen. KeArnys force TO 200. T.. HB.
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'sP s Tf.so Before this time
THE ARMY
Two companies one Of the LIST and Of the 18th In
Brazos Santiago. The Steamship New orssn. III; III;
horses FOR Col Harvey regiment sails this evening for
al nd
anu part OF his votigeur regiment Thursday even
ing.-N. Pieayune, 18th inst.
NAVAL.
Its rumored that the United States sloop Of war ny
mouth shortly to proceed to the East Indies q DAG
ship.-Norfolk Beacon, 24th inst.
News FROM TExAs.-The steamship Yacht,
Capt. Crane, arrived yesterday from Galveston,
which port she left the 10th inst brought nes to
that dato. The Yacht has made extraordinary quick
passages. The to the Baze this trip was made in
thirty and to the city In fortyfour hours She made
her last trip from Galveston to New Orleans and back
with full freight in l6s hours and the next trip from
New Orleans to Galveston and back, made In LAG
hours.
We find no accounts Of further depreciation by the
Indians The Telegraph says the Of the battle Of
Buena Vista had the effect Of intmidating them.
hope expressed. however that Col Hays with his
giment of Rangers will be allowed to remain In the
State for the defence Of the frontier instead Of being
ordered to join General Taylor Large numbers Of Ca
manches were centratng around Fredericksburg to
attend council which was TO have been held on
about the 10th n. Mr. Muesenhach, tho agent Of the
German colons has invited them attend this
Gil for the purpose of forming treaty with them the
part Of the coousts He proposes purchase the pr
Saba and the right to form settlement that river
Glowing to them the right to hunt within the limits Of
the colony Major R 8 Neighbors United States In.
dian Agent left on Wednesday last to visit the
ches intending to conclude treaty with that nation
upon the basis Of prelimnarios agreed upon month
The Wacoes have recently formed n new settlement
th" eoar fork OF the Brazos about $50 miles above
.rr trading house. The difficulty between these
HN nd the Caddoes appears to be adjusted a.
host.ltc5 have occurred between them several
months.
The Hon. Jesse Robinson and Gen George T. Wood
are spoken of as the candidates for governor.
The steamship Palmetto left Galveston for Vera Crus
the 10th inst with about two hundred teamsters for
the transportation train of the army under Gen Scott
She would stop at Port Lavaca and Brazos Santiago to
endeavor to obtain hundred more
The recent anniversary Of the battle of San Jaciuto
was celebrated in fine spirit and taste at Huntsville
Gen Houston himself present and addressed the
people in a very handsome aud appropriate manner
eschewng all political and kindred topics uusuited TO
Some apprehension to be entertained Of Indian
disturbances at the German Coouy in Western Texas