New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29
,.,,., pepredations.
Frem ' 70 :, NewOhesns we have Calves

e. the nth INST.
% PoPe =. 1,,,rnal saws: Captain n. N
The Galveston jour ~ ia ~, vesteriay on his
Lewis arrived Dy INC e., a. arent 10 represent
uty 20 W ashlngOo ". - he western portion OF
he unprotected cona'si,9I ala from the Govern
he Siste, and ssK 80, who NAV almost be sad
gent y repel tne 'I'' ne country Meetings held
n be In possession Of l .os ci,v Roma Brena
a. Brownsville Rio 49,, -. boy. nrito3 in his
Vista. Laredo Corp !. -. cot Lawis The Cor.
-sooest and in apPol1"-1 t. Il ,h, en-, IN,
nps Christi Star ntn 1.id 1,lo-, ~ ia,
5oes rot protect ioe"' W.
5s,en5eice. t... 49,, +, ,.,.,. C,.;.+i
w. COW the i5ao" i-@ " -.
Sioy Lewis na'e.' -. 80 ,o5 .,.l.,.
clri..i IN 81 hoars-a "l ,'''' VI -. ,..-.
"Teom Capt Le"i' 80 i
still continue . sn."y 'l' "]e"S VI 80, ~
rs vicinity. Nearly al 81 800 ny ~ -,
cr 2rgea away 'De 'N" az 49,
country fcneraiy o'O'," = ~ 60,
DANG alIoc''es ~ IN ~. .,,.,,,.s,d
Lewis oocoaniercd a PAYS o 'n NAns' supp 's9l
,obe twenty m numprr' 'i'- iJ.-y ulNi' 1ls sue
A Lar 20, 81 the Oll''oa, ana ran narf'"
scasc n.s life. 4 leg -l been rec-.' D l.'s
.s,io 10 lie departure from Laredo, c1n,ail'1
,,er,-r ~ the ln3isnr h.l stolen The hD-rs1 9s.
mgr 90 Capt. Mc3eNe.'5 Company 1' t71r rs,
rstioued on the Neaiua. - so, tne- tW1 oaulf-
lisnf e elcourterel rrr' oi w .'Fe Pr. 80
hive San Anton, Wf Eagle PISS. in ne
oouhic- three of the inlals we're slo- AM oi5 %
The CaE0rrians wound-1.
The Galveston Ners says Sen i..-l Ja.'
from San presents nearly al 10 S.,o
large and small as now sFlmmi'5, ne 80
the BraZOs az Rock Island waere t"e NC 80
four nii.es wide. The opinion s"~' -'~-'
plantations have been oVefnD a., ... .Lo, ,bo
The GaIreston Ci7"taH O 'uo 's' ,,,esroro,
accounts from the interior mn hovo
BE for the growing crops Ine nea'' IT, -
xwtoudnN
are overho"lng theIr Oan1s' a.u ~ rs "a u "a - -
plantations covered WIN "ateI' D.
the last accounts was over Tue oy'Vou AZ iDI.h
Island cry 10 the distance OIL lour "Hes anu
aln 1t has been ior ten Years NIL, A..
We take from the H'HN0" IeegT"P" Vi 'n7
18Th inst the following ,c,
negro boy VINO was caPIureu ny SauiauyIS',
las lately returned 10 san Fatflcio' ana S'u'cu 1as
be C6manches have frequently stolen hlrses ana
murdered white men west Of the Noeces "ltnln
he Last lew years.
Large numbers Of California emigrants are con.
eentrat,ng at Brownsville. to travel oy the overland
route to Mazatan, and then take Shipping Tor Can
brna. The Sentinel says that gentleman mas
travelled from san franclscolo Dro"h'lhe IN 'i'''y
days, by way OF Mazatan Inc nuln0er OF emil
grants that have started rom DrownsVnie ior oalI'
bfna, within the last eighteen m)hshs' ID esunaI'
ed at 1900.
Information has reached us that the Indians VINO
were encamped near can Ah'onio lot the purpose
Of having q talk with Gen. Brooke, decamped sud
denly and silently, on Wednesday night without
the knowledge OF the guard that was placed over
,bem. When this Information was conveyed to
Gen. Brooke, he Immediately ordered an officer
with detachment in pursuit, who after travelling
eighteen miles, overlook them, end brought back
Buffalo Hump to the General, but allowed the rest
spursue their journey, which they were doing but
I'D LEFT evident marks of hostility on the road.
Iudge Ports, who was a passenger in the stage
hcnFedericksburg, says that they passed horse
On the road which had evidently been killed by the
IDdsrs, for there were three sticking in the
carcass. besides a rifle ball. The Indians also
killed several cattle belonging to the settlers. In
one place they carried their audacity 30 far as to
hi a cow in yard attached to the house of a set
ter q MIR. Phillips who resides on the Sabnas.
General Brooke G. understand, had APPOINTED