The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-01

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,. II: sI.val hast evening Of the steamship Globe,
Sentinel u The nth Instant The Indiana have already
a~ped uaon Their saclsd teay Of and have
msncsd anew Their daring muIde And iohbeJes he
Sentinel contains letter from Latsdo. which, after com.
nenlins ON ths,rsacAsry OF the Indians. sayssAh
:. since lhs mail last len 90 Bto~nsy'ue the country
orally alive with indian About Two weeks since patty
o. me sam 'esym"kinS fenisnen came w.nn sn,s
off OF horses which were near Tie town, bur
frustrated, Lieutenant Andy Walker OF Captain fofd's
known Las ojuela. town, about week and halt
ago. came upon camp O. indaas some thirty miles IRON.
lot OF buffalo hides, &c they usually do when they
come down on tbei, expeditions Lieu Walker &c,
for them sK days and when they came back attacked and
killed two Of them. wounding several Others, and recap.
brough, in Leuteoant Walker also relook this oray
Mexican whom the Indians captured short time previous
leans Roma at place called Sauces on The road
from LaIsdS " g Rio arands city IL this engagement
"The other suenaat Of the same company yesterday
had fixr, abont thirty miles from this place. WIN parry
Of indians, on whom hs came unexpectedly lie had but
seven men with him fourteen dians, but succeeded Ia
routing Them Win loss Of three dead upon the spot aud
ever had foar OF his wounded and one killed The
VINO Ea. lived long while in Laredo. and was very much
liked The wounded IN town and are doing well,
Indians ave given notice OF an their treaty peace
They robbed and murdered with such mpunV last
for the pale faces"
The Sentinel adds aa8
"Thus that before the dispatches which contain
the Wanted treaty with these savages have left the State
deep beneath he Of peace has been taken up and
<eeking with the blood Of human victims VIII
pasl has been sufficient fact with wild
prairie Indians faith 10 be eposed IN treaties that
white man. another is carrying his fell work Of death in
ddsren, direction: The only treaty that will give peace
aAatinn sf,f
dians must be ratified with the rife in their own
mountain Businesses They must be taught 10 fear the
their depTedations which feeling they
these oray frequently upon the frontier, and met wi,
such feeble opposion that they doubt tho power OF the
government TO prevent them.
The Sentinel learns from the Pirate OF the 9Th instant
that the notorious outlaw, Pedro Cobaubo, has been at
while attempting to rob the house of citizen of that
place Eleven others, says the Pirate, were taken in
company with their leader and are now confined in jail
dro Cobarubio it will be remembered is the same who
the head Of band OF ruthans. robbed the house of
Pedro Villerea short tns SINCE between this place
and San,ar,a, and who the next day attempted to
der Vierea in the road 10 Santara. warrant, il we
mistake not, s now in the hands OF the sheriff OF this
county, ordering his arrest for robbery and burglary The
editors of the Pirate think that he also guilty OF the
murder of by the name Of Perez, and express the
hope that he may receive the ssverest rgor OF the law
We join our hopes with those OF our neighbors The
safety OF the lives and property Of the good citizens Of
this frontier demands that such characters should be dealt
with summary.
The Sentinel contains the following items from the
city OF Mexico:
All parts OF the country are represented being re-
markaby quiet and the parisans OF Arista are every
where rejoicing in feast and balls for his elevation 10
the PRESIDENCY
CUSTOM HousE-A commission has been appointed
for the purpose of visiting the frontier custom houses,
composed OF Messrs Arongoz, Hero, and Maio
The smallpox is represented TO be raging in Gasco
The cLER0Y.--The bishop OF Guadalajara has pro-
hibed the reading of recent work entitled The Ed
ucaton of the Mothers OF Families" This has called
down upon the bishop heavy censure from OF tine
papers of the capital The spirit oil federation is evil
IDENTITY gaining ground with our neighbor.
The editors Of the newspaper Universal, Senores
Rafael and Pota have been imprisoned by order of the
government Tue cause is said TO be the extreme vio-
lent position taken by their paper against republican and
in favor of monarchca government FL Monitor states
there believe that they belong TO that class
OF foreigners whom the laws declare 10 be perncoas and
dangerous the peace and prosperity OF the country
President Arsta says the Daguerreoype. has held his
seat for ten days Congress had done during that time
but little. Several changes in foreign ministers
spoken of, OF which those 10 France and England
held certain. Arsta is represented as being remarkably
active arranging matters of government with his cab
act The papers predict that be will prove able and
efficient governor, under whose administration Mexico
will receive new Impetus in progress.