New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
From Tesa.-Indinn Experimentation

b the arrival OF the steamship Fanny, Capt
Sccr-. from Galveston st Nov ORLEANS We have &C.
counts from Corpus Christi 20 the 10Th The Nar o.
ihst date contains Re following itemss
THE lNnlA~s--.rce olr ls.t ~ have heard Of no
fresh 1epredaflon= - the Indians n ms section Ae
horse stolen from n Parcio aqqsr 20 have been taken
By band % white thieves mixed with NeNican- ana
negr1es They were pursued by party o. me CIT
zens who kfrt thcn n lew i1f zen u-t- --i -'.A-
badly mounted werc unable % overisSe them.
gentleman this town hss received letter from
Mexican friend rf bic 40 Laredo. whlcn sfes an sc
count of With the Indians near that place
He says that party 0i j. Camancbes arrived ~ ihe
Rancho Capifaneno and carried III -ir about wears
old Her father and relations Immediately called 20
--fner the inh-htsHf- o the other rsrchos ai pursue
-heu huf being badly mounted. their force gradually
diminished until there were only eight men LETT, "lo
being friends - the unfortunate capufr- snd exeter
by feeling 0f anger against these atrucous Csrios
resolved 20 pursue snd punish them severely on tne
7h inst they overlook them - place called N~4fyi
tos near the old Rancho d. Do.ores IN the Laredo
pistrisiJ ami after ght 81 more than hour. sue
cecded ~ rc-cun- the captive girl The lniians hsd
three killed snd the Nexicans three wounded-'he tor
mer losing al their puncfr and hor-e- Since tnat
day the Indians have returned In force and range
the line with perfect freedom r0boing the ranchos and
destroying everything they can lay their hands on
ANOTHER DrrEAGE-A Mexican named Resentes
arrived yesterday from Msiamoros in company With
foGr families who intend settling here On Nednc--
day eveniu. they encsmpsd this side Of the Arroyo
Colorado. and while the were ouf setting their
and carried Of four w0mcn-two Of them married
and a female child, Two years Old They took an old
woman. whipped her nearly 70 death. snf et her 20.
When the men returned the Indians had been gone
some time and they no more Ot them or their un
fortunate captlves The reported that the
old and extensive Rancho De Ro.sls above the town oi
santa Rita the RIO Grande had been entirely broken
up and the inh,bitants making their way 70
Corpu- Chr-ti The whole Rio Grando country. with
the exception Of the large towns, is said 10 BE- com
pleteiy deserted. and the Indians roam 50 vii killing
man and beast wherever they meet them ] De- inna1-
ifsns casting longing eyes 20 the Government Tor
relief and We hope % may arrive before y u too late
AND Still ANorHFR-l e.ferdsy two NeNcan-, te
longing 20 Col Kuneys Rancho Del Oso were sh0t on
the west bank Il the Nlece Just above san Pancio.
AMI of them. % j. thought mortsly wounded The
persons who shot them arc -hd f0 De- whte ana doubt
les belong 20 the gang who stole the horses ~
~an psfriCio.
Al Laredo the Cholera has made fearful rsvaces -
About 20 Nexicsns have died
The Ff-0ria Afr9cas sfafe- that the Cotton crop
the Guadaoupe il As tine A. u can be-he injury done
by the frosf u scarcely percipuhe-and II the season
continues favorable. and the lets % alone, plant
ere will make - least hales ~ cotton 10 the acre
seven or q. ght hundred Camanches have arrived a.
Freicrics-burs They exhibit every disposition % be
be friendly.
TX Governor y Runnels declines heincs being 4
candidate r. present the Western Congressional Dis
irci ~ Texas in the next Congress Of the United
States
The y o. Crs.crai says.
We are informed that intelligence had been received
At Galveston before the amy left that the opograph
icAl CORDS which had been out from san Antonio
toward RI Paso 10 explore the route and Tor whose
safety alarm had been ict bad returned safely,
and reported practicable road. The Indians are
swanng throughout that region. and they report
ed very hostile some painful reports received
California emlgranfs but they want directness and au
thcntcty 10 authorize rs o. give names We have heard