The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-03

tC~.-. A.. NJ n-,---. ~, n.t~harok1
ON the 22d inst
,b No mos. inssrsns news py this ms Inasns FROM
freely
might have been the s1'
ing large portion Of the Rangers on the frontier, be-
fore supplying their places with sufficient Iorce o,
commenced Their outraSes upon our citizens
For some DAYS past vague and reports have
oeen soo1, OF Inc .; 81 rsabe
character reached us until this moment. The two
following letters received between IL and IL
o'clock which are of Themselves n sufficient common
t.yv, S;,he Mt anv remarks ofour own
79he Hon g. 2 Sod Gorerso, q ts STATE q Isr 2, hoo
da sdsp rhs have killed one Of our citizens to-
, Che g shn S1a h a bis
@ e. S -. hra VII NJ the head Of
seven %sm was wlrped ty about ore hundred fifty
Indians Soetio in Dewitt county Two Indians
this evening within two and half or three o. our
seat to be spies Thirty v sav men Learned Of
nett on The sandys in this county precey how
great body Indian of the GUADALUPE but from cir
cumstances we are If the belief that In ADDITION 70 vac @ooye
nentoned pumier ere Is sun huSn iaiser Huss,ir ~
have sen. couriers to Lagrange avaSa s.sun ana @ S
thus prehap sraIs lives might venture ua.rmsd
may acqusned exposed situation Of the Texas
frontier rnd provide additional ranging companies Along
httne ~ nc; nee Oh neeuNs 0i 'he oieh VI
oe"'er i'i 'a' CoSz.,rs Catcher II IStS
DearSir ariv here to av on my way Austir which
place reach several days. owing the
deIredations Of the indians.
me on ne % p,t - myned To have been
n.y. 'e% V VI, MA 80 ds from be,ow and states that
CANAAN John YORK Nth thirty men encountered band In.
dams son strong the Coeo the Uh inst
which resulted in the defeat Of Yorhs party Captain YORK. his
and soninaw Mr. Bell are reported as eead AM
hhhtoh us thuy Wo ue9. M. - u.s. 80 hor
nn 49,, as ,nIe M that Ssct;nm n ace, tain tho facts
.so zone In rruit Of the indians who Killed
DR. barnett Two parties Indians have been
this place day About hundred men have LEFT this river
but they are 10 detached parties and some fears are
hat t'y tTny ~, w al @ @ ~ E ~ r
aoco ht ror onv ddi';onal forcc 10 leave 49,
ccmpany from Austin might DO essential service by
ing country in this direction and the Indians not
etw, the Colorado and G they will all probability
pe rn,ereePea Do.Tgep is Amu rd @ Javs s;o on ,
r ~ i sarSr ahsyt ,ren ~ w lies below ti}s w ~
Mary rcpos are in circulation in add the foregoing
J.B. SHAW, Esq
The Democrat says +: The companies of Capt Veatch,
Lamar sutton and Cru mp having been recently mus
tered out of service but one company remains pro-
tect the entire South western frontier from the sta
tiop occupied by Csptain Highs miths company, on
the Ilaro to the Rio Grande-the distance being near
goo miles
Some that there are Mexican emissaries
amongst the Indians
There is not much doubt that the Indians have been
n.rfctvwel arnred Of all the movements of troops
on Ills frontier for months past and that thew have
oene6 their information through Mexican ppies there
;s Int little doubt
Ne understand that his Excellency the Governor
will imme diat,ly authorize the raising Of sufficient
force to quad lthis frontier, and chestse the
rauders, until such time as the general government