New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-15

Bv he arrival AZ New Orleans the 81 INST % The
schooner MAJOR Barbour from Brszos, We hsve the
MErrords Flag 90 the 24th ut Prom he FllS We
gather the following information A. 70 the movements
~ our troops (Which 10 VIII Be seen. are rapldy evacu
atne the Mexican terrfCresl n other news OF IN
tercsf
In obedience 10 general orders sresdy published our
army s rspidly evscustng the Mexican territory on
TIN. ine On the ith ut the depot and eucampmcut -
salfllo we're finally broken up. Monterey vii have
been evacuated before this time Large sales OF Gov
eminent stores wagons. &c &c were msde a. Sslullo
and Monterey srgs sale - Csmarso Will commence
a. Cans 20 the Ath-terms cash Gen Wool snd
STAFF sr s..psctci IN CsmargO about this time Three
companies of the "a Dragons under MAJOR Graham
and Capt HUNS company Of Artillery remain 70 Cam
arE0 until the depot eau be removed nom that place
Two companies OF the lst Dragons. under the com
mand Of Cspt Rlcker, have LETT Monterey Tor elnte
by way OF chihuahua 4 portion ~ the regiment IL
now in California with col Mason. ia commander
come companies on the upper Missouri. and one or
more on the line from Vera Cruz % Mexico Il IS said
they viii concentrate and be sent O. serve IN New
Mexico and California
Five companies Of the % Dragons under Col But
ler left Nier on The 2th inst for this place and viii
encsmp 20 Pal0 Alto Cspt Wi.ders company 10Th IN
fautry Wi. remain A. Mier until all the public stores
can he withdrawn-Whch will have been done by this
time Three companies OF the l0rh infantry left ca
MARCO on the l9th inst 10 JOIN the regiment here and
have arrived
The North Carolina Regiment Of Volunteers were TO
leave CerrnyO soon "a transportation for baggage
and supplies could be furnished They may be looked
for here ia the course OF next week. The Arkansas
Volunteer Cavalry and Capt Reeds Texas Rangers
at Camngo and will BE- paid OF and mustered out OF
service about this time 10 i understood that good
many of these men will remain on the Rio Grsnde-
Others viii return home through Texas The Ohio
Volunteer Cavalry Gnd tee Texas companies that were
in service @ SaltllO the road 10 Camargo, and
no doubt there before this time The Texans VIII Pc
discharged a CamarZ0. The Ohio Company come
here The Virginia and Mississippi volunteers, the lyh
Infantry and some other corps Nill march with Gen
Wool and NAV be- soon expected
On the llth instant rObbng band OF from thirty 10
fifty Lipan and Wacoe Indians, i've white men and
seven Nexicans made ioray in the immediate neigh
bOrh0Od Rio Grandc City Dsviss rancho) and carried
Oh drove OF about one hundred head Of horses and
mules belonging % different persons Information was
10 CsmsrgO. and Captain Reed. with about thirty
Rangers LETT in pursuit on Tuesday morning On Thurs
day the 18th about noon the Texans came up with the
band in open prairie about one hundred miles IRON
the Rio Grandc the route toward Bexer Four white
men and five Mexicsns pushed ahead with the drove
while one white man. two Meyicans and the Indians
turned their pursueIs and fought them for nearly an
hour The Indian loss il reported At six or seven killed
or wounded-all carried OF. The Lieutenant OF the
Texan company shot through the left arm with a
rife ball and one man was wounded IN the head with
arrow. The Indians and robbers then escaped with
their booty, except i've horses snd eight mules Wmcn
were recovered.
A Court Martial convened at Mier on the 10th Inst
ior the trial OF Capt Petgu of the Sd dragons. upon
various charges. The Court adjourned on the 10th he
suit nor Known
A military commission. for the trial Of various Of
iendcrs met At Csmsrgo the DIST inst Col Norvel
President
The Mexican authorities Al Camargo have an order
ready for promugat requiring all Americans intend
ing to remain the place 10 register their names and
occupations All who do not will have TO leave the
place rs soon shall be evacuated by our troops
We understand several American merchants will re-
main permanently IT Camargo. We also understand
that several American merchants will remain in Mon
terey
II said the I'd dragons will b. stationed along the
Rio Grande different points, pto the Psso del Norte
The Quartermaster's Department here IL busily en-
gagged Ia erecting buildings and temporary sheds on the
opposite bank of the river preparatory to the transfer
OF quarters from this city The place selected for the
new quarters. which suppose will remain perna-
nent military establishment s about half mile above
Fort Brown on an elevated ridge beyond tho reach Of
the overflow from the river
number OF enterprising men have formed com.
pany Csmargo for the purpose Of working some lead
mines which have been discovered near the san saba
river about two hundred miles from the German set
tlement on that stream.
- The Western Neo- Yorker OF the 18th inst.
publisher at Warsaw, the residence OF James r. Doc
little Esq says We are are authorized by Mr. boo
ft,.Io IN fha of Cen IN