The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-24


whole commend, again in pursuit Of the Indians Who
understand in large force In that
leone say 600 strong They have been dsvssssuns
rSiuT on the woasn This, You know, is unchristian-
like go to show gAllsntry IN defence o, tns
fair Mount and come with Us for we are certain 10
Ths Flag says that ssbsrisgo has been appointed
military commandant OF Tamaulpas, In place OF zen
Urea
We COPY the following sad list from the Flag:
D abs ia the l0fh Regim,nt Of U iafInfry ITom
lu day of June tn 30th N'p mber -Urei zoe corpo
raj company X; Hugh VI. Scott private company u
Electors Gorden private. company D. Turner corpo-
raj company B; Robs't Bsay; corporal company -
company I: Edward Jackson, privsts co X; wsshing-
ton Ploeper, corporal company Bu.h private comps-
vats company X Daniel swsslsnd private company c;
Turner, private, company G Jared Hyde, private
company g Thomas Myers private S1%psny a.; E.s
privats, comosny C; John Wolf, private, company
q Gorge H Chadwick private, company A; Ro'
bert Day pr vste company Z; Adam Miller private CO.
E. P.rk.r Kiogsbsrry, hospital steward company D;
Charles Coots private company Egsert Hall private
Murray, private, company L; Zavier Staple private,
company Il Charles K-ppe, private company o. yuas
company & Thomas Wallace. private, company B. Fay
ansmidJ private company |; Edward McGregor private
company Il Charles slasner priyst company I'm Wal
ter Fortune, private, company % Patrick iuuiy phi
vste. company c. Campbell corporal company Fran
els Ks@hls private, company SAMUEL ar7R Pf .,1o
Hawkius private. company Jacob Bnn, privats com
psoy Il George stryker. private, company Total ~
mot Including Lieus Yard and Lewisl6 OF the deaths
occurred ON yellow fever In October, and in Novem-
ber 81 cases OF this disease hsv been treated in all
The last two months In th- foregoing report only
sho the deaths in the ave companies Of the 10th r. gi
ment static sed here viz: Companies A b, c. aud
report having been received from the companies sta
toned above.
LATER FROM TEXAS.
The steamship Galveston, Capt Havland, arrived at
New Orleans on the l4th inst from Galveston.
The brig Hayford Capt Smith, arrived oil the Calves
ton bar on the 10th ns twenty. days from
port Me- She was freighted with white pine LUMBER
thirty thousand feet Of which were thrown overboard
during q violent storm In the Gulf
An due respect was paid to remains Of the gallant
Capt Walker, In Galveston. The Odd Fellows OF the
oty Of which order the deceased was member 'upsrn
tended aud conducted the ceremonies. The remains
Saturday delivered board the steamer Hei-
ancs, to be taken to Houston and thence to San
Antonio. The following was the programme OF the
COMMITTEES of Arrangements Military officers vet
Of the Texas Revolution, corpse, pail bear
Odd Fellows Free Masons, distinguished strangers
judges OF the Federal and Supreme and District Couts
of Texas officers OF the members OF the bar, col
lectors and officers Of the port civic societies. captains
of vessels and strangers aud citizens FORM
ed at the City Hall at 10 O'CLOCK M whence t pro-
cseded the Odd Fellows Hall and there received the
corpse and thence proceeded to the Baptht churon,
where appropriate performed by the Rev
Mr.. Huckins and address delivered by Capt. Robert
Howard From thence the procession proceeded to the
steamer board Of which the corpse was deposited
An unfortunate rsncontre took place at Bastrop on
the day of the election between Mr. Wayne Barton and
arisen bttwesn them the nature Of which we do not
know They met on the dsy above stated ana, In
moment of exchanged shots and Mr. Burle-
badly wounded hat he died on the 18th inst
They connected by marriage
Santa Anna, the Camanche chief with 10 or II OF ais
tribe, visited San Antonio few days since The object
Of their isit entirely pNcitc-merey Tor the pnr
pose of furnishing themselves with blankets 10
The wreck of the steamer Beaufort District has been
sold at auction for $475.
The V.ctoyia advocate mentions q rumor OF Gen
McCuloch's death