The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-19


we're soon pUt dosyH ~ he aetSilg OF The pol,l9a
Chief, DON fioTentcs.
A considershle OeteIy has been raised in The
capital ngains The Government, for appointing a
Dung SpaaiaTd, named Emilio Rey, 10 a simaticn
a. The cusiom-huuse al AiatamoTasol $50 q ysar
lhis Is sald 70 be an act OF hagraut ibiusticc
against thousands OF native MeKicans.
The Monitor OF the 2Jh denies The repcr liial
WAS current in the capital the day previous of The
surrender OF lie city OF san Luis de PotOs 10 the
Indians. That ntellig ence had reached New Or
leans, bTi IL WAS wholly without foundation. The
Monitor says Hat the neNvsso iucOnsideraiek pub.
shed 10y El Gi2bo OF the 1911, lLai The gnfson
had abandoned san l.ais, was entirely false and
wonders what rould be the motive OF TIA, Dap,r
in alarming the pablo by suVh ammo incetnc ni
la SoroGd the Apache made a descent lately
aud almost exteTminitrd The population Of Two
villages. Tie progress Of The lndiaus ia the Sierra
quite alarming. Snce Iae capture OF Rio NeIde
he city OF san Luis Potosi has been pat rnder
martial law. The troops marching from Tula
1gansl QuiTOz, their leader, WILL il Is expected
force them back into the riounians.
The wild Indians continue their Iaysges mpui-
shed, almost unopposed, throughout Me,ico.-
Alr. ST. James Lane, citizen OF the United States
has presented petition 10 the Governor ul the
State OF Coahuile, praying for permission 10 be
allowed 10 wage war on these sayages on h own
looS lie sliPulates that all the plun5er he makes
rom them shall be conceded 10 him as his own;
Inst he be paid $50 for each scalp he presents
tud IN case OF the Governor pTefeTfng 10 receive
lie Indian alive, be shall receive SlU0 for ench
ile so delivered. This is extracted from tie Sal.
i,llo Herald, and inserted in the Monitor Of the
ilth alt. We Go not know what answer WIS Civ.
n 10 the ehivalrous Don Santiago Lane, A0rfs
imericaHO, as the Mexielns wondTousy call him. |
shocking act OF iuhumaniy had been oerpe- |
rated by the captain OF the nat onal brig Repub
iiceno. IL appears that this vessel sailed short
ne ago from san Bias, with passengers ioI Cali. |
IIni. Two or three days after she was At sea
The captain, Don n. PatiGo, found that French. |
nan had come on board surreptitousiy without |
paying his passage. Pdlino wished To throw hin,
mo Tue sea, but was prevented by The passe lgers
tie then drew near the shore, and In spite of eveiy
entfeatv OF the people about Tim forced the lnfor
tunate Frenchmun 10 dsembaIk on a sani bank /
entirely surrounded By the water, aud which was
II high water partially oyerflowed Here he we,
Iell with few buiscuiis, and six eight pinis OF
water; he humane passengers added sma u guam
iity OF plantains. On the arrival Of the big at
AlHzatlan CON plant WAS lodged against Pailno,
and General llclan, the Governor, ordered is ar.
rest, al the same time despltching small craft 10
ascertain II the ill-lattd Frenchman was still alive
on The desOaie sand bank. The poor fellow was
iJ1nd al the last extremity Of suffering from es-
posture and starvation, the bank not aiIoTding The
slightest shelter from the burning sun, and for the
INST part being under water. lie was taken
ABOARD, and after some time with judcious care
ne recovered, when the vessel returned 10 Mazat-
Ian. Gen. Inclm deserves the thanks Of every
ioT his prompt humanity. The
wretch Patlno viii be punished for his cruelty.
We learn nom the Monitor Of the i0ih INST that
Daniel Boyden, an American, a styge coach dri.
yer, who for fifteen Yeas had conducted himself
with the CREATES. credit in his vocation, hao sud.
ienly made off rom the capital with few thou
sand dollars, VIII Oh had been entrusted to him for
ranspou from one place 10 another lie Is stated
% have taken the TOadt Vera Cruz. The precise
sum IS not mentioned. The man who has tlus
oLieited q Character Of fifteen years standing, has
eft wife and family in the city Of Mexico In the
greatest distress.