The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-05

the New Orleans Banner which though liddled with bullets
is less Acceptable coming from of the ladies OF New
Orleans will endeavor send the correspondence on
this subject in my next
The headquarters issued order to-day that
should be paid advance by merchants importing
goods Heretofore merchants in this city Pueba and Jaapa
in anticipation of the arrival of goods would to some
officer of the army the of the duties and get order
to the Collector Vera Cruz for the of the duties
This they did in order to avoid sending specie down.
AS have nothing write about until the Interior
Mail comes in, will close unti7
80 CLOCK, P. M.-The mail is in. have letters from
ueretaro to the night of the Goth On that day the
was before the Senate and would probably be passed the
night OF the I'D, or morning of the 23d As have not time
before the post starts to make the from the interior
papers send them to for that purpose also send
file of have received from Honolulu via Mazat
Ian. do not know whether they contain news, as had
not time to peruse them CHAPARRN,.
P Son my way to the Postofiice letter shown
from Aguascaientes, which states that the revolution which
which has been sometime brewing mentioned heretofore
has broken and that it formidable enough with the
they receiving from Guadaaxara and part
Zacaecas, to overthrow the Government at The
of Paredes Amonte and Santa Anna used the
letter. They will have to be quick if they overthrow
the Government before peace is made.
MORE INDIAN ENoRMITIEs.-Attack upon the
Mormons at The City of the Salt Lake--lMen, pomen
and children killed.-We copy the following article
from the ST. Louis Republican of the 29th of May
The steamer Mustang arrived yesterday morning from the
Missouri river We indebted to the officers Tor St
Joseph Gazette of Tuesday last which contains some
citing information from the Mormon colony at the City of
the Salt Lake 1t is stated that Mr. shrader through
that the previous day his way from Fort kear
with Information that had Just reached there
from the Mormon colony, bringing intelligence that the In
dans had Murdered number of the and chill
dren at the City of the Salt Lake.
The express had been sent in for the OF getting
sstance from the Government, it feared that the In
diaDs would gather still larger numbers and murder all the
emgrants that place Itwoud SEEM from the intelligence
from Oregon and the city of the Salt Lake that the Indians
though widely separated from each other and there too
much apprehend that many of them will be cut
off before aid reach them military force OF several
thousand will be absolutely 10 protect our ci
that quarter, and great the cost be- 1t Is the
duty OF the Government to them tins prot ectlon
We learn from the officers of the Mustang that SIX hun
dred wagons, containing Mormon emgrants to leave
Camp israel sixty five miles above the COUNCIL Bluffs to-
day for the City OF the Great Salt Lake But, after the
events which stated in the preceding part OF the article
think doubtful whether they will move forward with
1t stated that thousand Pawnee Indians had come
into Beevew for the purpose of obtaining provisions. OF
WEIGH they We're in great want.
report also brought to that the first United States
train which left Fort Leavenworh this attacked
by Indians at Walnut Creek and in the attack twenty
killed. The of - SissOn and two l4eroys
mentioned among the number We not informed
how this report was brought TO the settlements, but
cned to believe that much exaggerated altogether
latter part of last week, and left there the I'D of April
made mention of this affair although OF sufficient inter-
est to have attra cted their attention