Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-31

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Fears Of another Outbreak at Santa Fc-Executon of
Eleven Insurgents Attack from ludlans-Ailars in
California:
Tho 81 Louis Republican states that several gentle
men arrived in lia city on The 10th INST, fro Santa Fc
among them IT.. W. G.. Pick, Of the Typographical
corps The Republican SAYS
4 the time he len Santa T. Col Price was still there
and all quiet but it was believed To be that sulcn
and slubhon quiet Which superior force alone rompcls
Although the Instruction, which we have heretofore
ticcd h5d been put Gown il The general opinion thai
thcy only needed the aid ol a competet lead 10 rise
cain. 'lheciNil g1yurumout was ghng trying the
Insurgents, Judge neaubien presiding
AGel l,t.Peel VAS oni some day from Santa Fc, he
WAS Jolucd Y air. Mcknight, from chihuahua; 1t.
e1dorc 'iabot who Ncnt cut with Col Fremont It,
+. Beal, oiihe United States Navy; c. Toplir, u.
States Amly Christopher Carson. Robert T.. Russell
and Others. from California From these gentlemen we
learn tina, the Court of Taos had condemned number
OF the insurgents TO he hung, and that eercn hdd becn
erectdea, and large number ,chippcd Sir hung
the day that Lieut.. Talbot passed through Taos.
These executions excited the Mexcans very much,
and when Mr. Mcknight passed through Vagas they
were cndeavorng 10 raise volunteers for another insur-
rection. The Acalda and other nfluenia men were
opposing the effort, but with what remains to be
seen.
When 1t w. Peek and his party were about nine
miles This de Il The ache on the Arkansas. they were
aitached by about ninety Camanehe Indians. who sue
ceeded IN stealing len Of hor horses and mules The
party with Lieut. Peck le, back and waited Two days,
hoping to be joined by other parties coming in. On the
econd day the Camanches again attacked hem and
eecded in carry ny of all their horses and nues Thirty
nine lii number. In the second attack. they had fight
OF some duration, in which one man named Williams.
was severely, hut morally wounded. by asroar or
lance, IN the body Several Others had '.er cohru
cut by the balls fired by the Indians musket ball struck
the pistol Of Lieut. Peck. Oh ,he lock- aud took the i'm
preston Of the manufacturers name, plain il could
have been made upon H. They believe that they Killed
of he nd nI.i hut
were all carried of. They hi led Of the Indian S
horses That night they were joined by the gentlemen
above mentioned aud supplied with ir, sh ANIMALS
AT the bend OF the Arkansas. n party Of Pawnee Ind
ans made an attack upon their camp. and attempted To
eXcitea stampede among the horses but did sue
coed. They however, stole two horses They fir
ed good many into the camp but without effect
They appeared TO have but gun among them. These
grnem'n report that 1t is the intention of the indians
attack every party which they think they are strong
enough to contend with. and very hostile This
being the case, II behooNes the general government me
datey 10 send out force and whip them into better be
hayiour.
They me, Mr.. McDowell's company going out, at
Diamond Springs. and they next day met small com
n,and at Council Grove.
Lleuis. Talbot, Bcal, and the other gentlemen from
California left San Diego the 9Th Of FEBRUARY last
Al the time OF their departure, It, Col Fremont was al
Cndal de Angeles; acting Governor OF the Territory
under an appointment from Com Stockton. The Com
modorc had returned on board his ship aud had left that
part ct the coast. Col. Wm II. Russell, OF Galloway
country IN this state, acting as Secretary Of tn,
Territory
Gen. heamey was joined about the 9th of January, al
san Diego by 1t Col. Cooke with the battalion of Nor
mons under his command
Soon after being joined by Col Cooke. Gen. Kearney
with the Mormons and dragons, proceeded 10 Monere,
where he was when our Informant lcii. There he had
neen joined by the two artillery companies from Ba
more. W. cannot learn from our informant that any
portion OF Col Steyenslns command from the New York
had arrNed.-Com. Shubrirk had joined Gen. kearney
at Monterey but Unable To learn what their op
cratlons woHid be. The question of right 10 act as
Governor Of the territory, was still in dispute between
Gen, kearney and Com Stoohttn. It was understood
that Gea ketrncy intended setting his return IA
bout the Isl OF July, but the state oialars il was sup
@ posed, might delay his departure
Some OF the geutlem' named we understand art
: hearers Of dispatches TO Washington.
/ Correspondent Of the st. Louis Republican. writing
81 from Santa Fe under date the 7,h Of April, says
l IAN is apparently quiet here but every obscrvin.
knows hat We are walking daily over volcano whie
Is ready oburs upon US If opportunity olltrs. As