The New York herald., 1851-10-30
Interesting from Texas.
MOVEMENTS or WILD cAT-FATAL AFFRAY-Mut
TAhY AFFAiRs-TliE OLA MINES, ETC ETC.
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MOVEMENTS OF WILD oAr-FArAL AFFRY-Mu.t-
TAhY Wy ArFAIRs-IlIE OLA MINES, ETC ETC
from the New Orleans Crescent Oct q
by the arrival Of the steamship Mexico, We are
in receipt Of Galveston papers to the l1th inst and
corresponding dates from the interior.
SereIa, HsTney, with tTo companies Of mounted
Infantry, Asd left san Antonio for the Indian treaty
grouna, on the san Saba, where large numbers Of
the sayages are said to be eongregating.
General smith left San Antonio, a fe " days sin ,e
for the Clea. Fork Of the Brazos IL is stated that
be will establish chain Of posts, above which the
Indians will be required TO remain. IL was said to
be his intention to n peet all the military posts of
his department, with view to make such addi-
uons or changes as may be necessary to give tbs
settlements adequate protection.
Wild Cat and his colony Of Indians and ne xross.
on the western side Of tn, Rio Grand, are said to
have joined the Mexican troops lately stationed op-
Iosite Esge Pass, and proceeded towards Camar-
so, in order to oppose the revolutionary party The
san Antonio Le5gr states that much anxiety pre-
walls at Eagle Pass, in consequence Of the hcstils
arrest Of Gopher John, and another runaway me-
gro, at Eagle Pass, has exssperated them, and they
threatened rescue and vengeance. These negroes
are new confined in the American camp.
Ihe San Antonio Leigu announces the arrival Of
Geo. Cazeneau in San Antonio, who confirms the
accounts of the frontier disturbances, which are
expected to be much worse before tranquility is
restored.
On this morning John N. M'kinley. sheriff OF thiz
county, arrested at Canton, Mr. Joseph Pierce,
with . warrant charged with the offence Of assauls
with the intent TO commit n urder. After Piercs
was arrested, man by the name OF Isaac Moore
threatened to raise q crowd Of p friends, aud res
cue him from the custody ofthe sheriff She sheriff
In the interim summoned guard to prevent the
rescue of the prisoner. About two o'clock, p. M.
Moore and Robert Pierce, and Q man BY the name
of Crawford, made the attenpt to rescue the pri-
soner. The parties were all armed, and after about
twenty shots, and many thrusts with bowie knives,
hand axes, Sc, the sherfs party were left victors
In possession Of the prisoner, who is now lodged In
jail Robert Pierce after receiving several shots,
Crawford escaped, supposed to be severely wound
cd. OF the sherifs party, David Neil was killed,
James Holden or,ally wounded, J. w. Patterson
mortally wounded, Thomas Brock slightly wound
ed sheriff Mckinley severely wounded, not con-
sidered mortal.
The CHA mines are reported TO be very produo.
tive. large. party last summer gathered rsch
harvest from them, and increased EN- Rraton is ex-
pected there next sprihg.
DEBur OF THE BLACK Swan, AT BUFFALo.-Ths
Black swan concert occurred last evening, and it
certainly was remarkable event, In many rsspscts.
On Monday, Parodi, in all her splendor, sustained
f.t sds and as
the same place to crowded house Of the respecta.
BILE, cultivated, and fashionable people Of the city.
Jenny Lind has never drawn better house, as to
character, than that which listened, with evident
African nightingale. Curiosity did something foe
her, but not all She has merit-very great merit,
and with cultivation she will rank among the very
6rst vocaliss Of the sge. She has voice Of great
sweetness and power, with wider range from ths
lowest TO highest notes than We had ever to:
yond example for o new and untaught vocalist.
Her performance was received with marked sppro-
baton and applause, from those who know what TO
applaud. Ervcss, OF. ~.