New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
Late from the Brazos-Indian Difficulties.

The steamship Telegraph, Captain tO'ger, from
the Brazos arrived ia the river on "wednesday night.
During the severe squal which sprung up az the lee
grauh was ascending the river, she was driven ashore
At Morgsns Point about - miles below TINS city The
passengers came up 10 town yesterday morning by the
Mexican Gulf railway The Telegraph lett Browns
Vile on the 10Th inst and 10 Capt fOicer we are ~
debted for hlcs Of the Brownsville FdR 10 the 9TH inst
inclusive from which we CLEAN the following items Of
news
The Indians have OF late been continuing their depre
dafouz on the whole line of the Rio Orande several
members Of surveying expedition, who had just re
turned 10 Brownsville from the interior reported that
while the vicinity Of Reynosa the Indians kept hover
ing around their camp the strength Of the sur'tyn-
party only preventing the Indians from attacking o.
During the ssy Of the expedition 30 hcynOsa accounts
daily reached II from the interior Of the hutchery Of
deiensciess women and children 10y the sa'hgc of-
The Flag OF the 9th says
Nearly the whole country, from 80 miles above
Brownsville 20 Fort Rinscoid distance Of 100 miles
has been almost entirely abandoned the inhabitants
crossing the river - the Mexican SIDE for protection
What lew weeks since were populous ranchos with
broad sd well eted De- ds slInost deserted
wastes We a-o earn by the steamer Corvette, Just
down tina, the Ind. proving IN numerous bands
about fort Nngg0di 10 -tar County. and that just Do
fore the boat .cii Mexican wa Killed almost under ne
guns Of the Fort AL the residents and isborcrs 81 the
Salt Lake have been driven -, and some killed They
have passed tbs place and visited the ranches WITHIN
The following taken from tie Flax in relation O.
the interior trade u Mexico WIZ tt 4At resting IT. "-
Tite lNrrRfoR TsADE oY MExIoo-Extract from o
letter received from ahghly respectable foreign house
dated Zacatccss. April 3D. l-i@ Our market is siu'
ted with cotton goods oi low quality which age oicred
at very low rates and the tendency 10 depfcss the
price Of goods of superior quality. Trade continues
exceedingly depressed in all IL branches our mines
are s m very unsatisfactory condition and az We are
entirely dependent upon them 1t j. 20 be feared that
we cannot entertain any hopes Of immediate material
Improvement
We have also seen accounts from GuanaNua'o repre-
scnting trade in very depressed state owing 10 the
great influx OF American goods The mines, however,
are represented De yielding largely and in THIS par.
tcular 10 diners from all the interior mining cities from
which we have had accounts.
Adviccs from Monterey and salullo represent those
points az having suffered by temporary siacnauOn Of
business the natural result Of the presence oi an cpl
dcmic The cholera Is rapidly disappearns however
and q revival of business confidently looked Tor.
Daniel Wolf who shot Mr J. W Alexander, az
Brownsville on the oh inst. liberated on bail Of
5000
California cmicrants continue 10 arrive At Browns.
vile IA great numbers ON The 9th inst company OF
California adyenturcrs arrived there from Nc~-i ofk
and another from Galveston. They an fine sp!rs
and were soon 20 leave admirably equipped and pre-
pared for their long journey.
We 30 not observe word about the cholera al
Browns lie Malamoros in any oi the papefr before
us and therefore presume tAat the pc-tcncc has en-
rrely disappeared from that region H. o. pclia -iH