New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-02

~ sie o. PIE river 'o ire .henseve. eon he ferocy
The BAR, Harry Love hss made trip 20 within two
leagues 10 -he Preside is RIO Gr.nic. o mi'r. above
Laredo fully prosirs tas prr-' csa-ty OF fhr nseiga
an ri tre river -r fh.f point To eNrsiir,ou WAS
planned -y MAJOR rs IS Chapman. & : Quartr-nis.
ier ai brownsville. and t1e barge was COMMANDED hy
. ,tpt ptnc. hr-s5gry The following src Few Of.
FIG ot the ltth INST
Hsrry Love snow iy.rs a. c amp nggod. having
--l. alys Iee wail OF presoa- sroN ,ise " 'he
of tre boat made Pie r f fs. r io,l = i. "a, T,
would have been la.rr more fssorsN -.--rr,>fsa-e.
rs ~ "is n.aie iuras a- unusual, oN .iase of ~s
character presented themselves ANer ..chareirs rsr,
~ lP niles above Laredo Atth. place cham OF rork.
extending acro,s he -Ver presented Ar OBSTACLE o prevent
experiment oi aaslug some of these n~ks ami sausn,
m.ef ti MS obstacle could be removed easily Al m.
Cset Hlg.rury visited our camp O. Eagle Pass about
fnrfs niles above the Frrsdlo Tie reports the
appearing Wei a1 fo ms poi1i and '1e best Information
boz could gather That -he for hlndred
fhe Pres io uninterrupted hy any seros
Obstacles o nav.g auoudecdedy better sanon ,haa
Htu" iri ii' CHAN 1i ROCKS present et oelo" Preside
"s- represented ty tre Old rren. - the greatest npei-
nert 'o he na,garoro OF The uver Tor great distance
lte 'a.rcfan C'r-i-7 90 the >.st INST has The io.
lowing
The S4n ia''7,a Hsfrn Tam states that Mr. Can Aas
recently returned o ta' cry from San Fernando and r''
sl reached there, publ she'd ~ The Mexican pa
fer- at Ma Barys party Was cu fo pieces bg Tue ind
Juan Lee lrull-. "a here they attacked Pos tribe uf
Indians. rof supposed 90 fe Camancnes and al. with the
exception of the guide McNcsn sua female. murder.
oi Or Herbert. who accompanied ler hu.h band Ma b
tat portion oi his command were ou Galveston, among
whom were Nrssrs JaoncS W Donovan, - Norman.
A. Grouse, WIKI some TX or eight others whose
'ce have r0t i.cer,aired
The ra,asrs OF the cholera IN san Antonio according
H|.
IrfH OF the 10Th inst find % reported IN the GA
re'n CirfH gives This summary % tine effects OF the
disease 10 the Devoted city 40 the Alamo
The whole number uf deaths including MeNicafs, sol
cholera vii rof ft short uf o1 4 complete list OF the
deaths is nor given ard probably never can b.. few
names only published, among which regret md
ta4t 20 apt y I Maynard of Ga weston. an old and
highly esteemed citizen The disease t.also broken
he camp Of fhc 81 Infantry. and at Ouartermasers
ercampmeut on the >aad0, among The eanscl- but the
number Of deaths not known Persons have been picked
up diving and dead Unattended on Doe Pfsrie and under
trees Do The open
Conrad SAX, German OF san Antonio committed
suicide short time since by cutting hls throat lie
had been attacked hN cholera and took this mode %
escape death from that iu-htu disease
An arrival Al san Antonio from fredericksburg, says
the G'rcs'0H Crdn Ot the @ist inst brings iniOrma
ti0n that 600 soc Camanche Indians al the lat
Ger place early n this month. To u SAID that they cN
hbif every disposition 90 he friendly ana desire that
they may De- permitted to trade with the Americans un.
moic-tcd such friendship although brought too close
70 Nf desirable mutu better IA me present stale oi
defense the frontiers nt Texas. than the hostility OF
the -ayages Had Texas the task Of protecting her
borders She would scarcely tolerate much tsmiari
ty from those rrcacherOus vagahonds We hope no in.
jury viii result from their visit but they scarcely
boz trusted n the absence Ot efficient force 10 keep
them 10 check
The H9p.t,n Tsiegrrph contains the following
W. learn from gentleman from Austin, the last
stage that news reached that place ust before the stage
started ~ some q the surveyors who sent ont by
Gen. Worth explore me- route from Fredericksburg To
81 fa-u hnd returned and reported hat The route EN-
rray practicable. A report was also received from the
CHA thar large party Of adventures were digging gold
ln fhe GlIi. nj found D. 900 large quantities
The CrulH of tne 2i-t INST SAWS that nm overflow OF
fhr ~slado took place early in this month. causing
great Destruction of property ga the clmp OF the 81 In
Iuy near san Antonio. such was the rsplufy M
f1e hlf JOB lees than nge minutes the waters had
r-sn four five feet barely giving time 90 those who
bad families to remove them to place ot security be-
tore fcryfhinl WAS submerged 10 water The camp
was ruated nearly halt mile from the high land sud
the darkness OF the night through mud, water and
grass every one had to transport Themselves before
they could md place % safety Fortunately no lives
lost bat the loss and damage Of property Il rep
resented immense. Iheloss OF c. W. Ogden, sut er
dollars Everything belonging 10 an encampment, in.
n2 and other paraptemalia belonging 20 those con
nected with this ercanpmcnt has either been damaged
OF lost Those officers with families having made eve
~ preparation id arrangement for the RI Paso expe
du0n, have met with serious loss, which will require
some time 70 repair We understand the water was
ten feet deep upon the spot where the camp was 10
Gated