New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-07
TEXAS.
Latest News.

The San Antonio papers have news from
III Paso 10 Sept. 10. Mr.. Wcntworths train had ar
rived at FL Paso IN good condition, and had started
bach for San Antonio in charge OF Mr. Halliday
They expect 30 get to the latter place by the loth Oh
the present month
The military post at Elezario has been vacated
and the post AT Franklin would also be vacated IN
few DAYS. The troops are to be moved to the itio
Grande and stationed about the line OF 80 degrees:
Fears were entertained that the Indians would
take advantage of the removal of the troops, and
make descent upon the Inhabitants and steal their
property.
Summer on the CHA, have made good worA IN Dig
The Ledger devotes the following paragraph to the
Alabama Mining Company
Our informant me, on the Pecos four the company
Who started from Alabama last Spring for the ella.
They took the route by way OF Red RIVER. They all
suffered much from sickness, ana many LEFT the com
pany Gen Dayea, of Alabama, Was one of ihe party,
and at the time the Judge met him he was unable 10
mount his horse.
The others also were very feeble. They had con.
sluded TO come TO this cliy with WcntworIhs tram.
HAD the Judge and party not met thsn, or they re-
eeived succoI from some other source, they prooa-
bly would have perished They mediate starting,
after they recruit themselves by our san ANTONIO
and III Paso route.
Two wagons. with several bales OF cotton, were
burned Piny Point n lew days Stnce. Inc
drivers LEFT FIRE near The wagons, and went to hunt
their cattle IN the prairie when they returned, the
wagons and their contents were destroyed.
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San Antonio for FL Paso on the 18th inst.
Wild Cat and his Indians continue TO threaten ven
geance account OF the arrest OF Gopher John
and another runaway negro. Speaking of Wild { at,
Ths San Antonio Ledger says.
We are informed that there is standing order Is
sued by the commander of this department, oEb1ing
Wild Cat OF his tribe from coming on this side OF the
Rio GIande
Our Military Government cannot be too strict or
stringent In ITS intercourse with tins Tribe. They
dangerous neighbors, and we are of opinion that the
day rs not far distant when We shall have striking
Illustration OF the po ser and VII VI the hero OF the
flotlca swanpS.
A man named sailer was murdered BY some Of
Wild Cats Indians, near Eagle Pass In Texas late
IN September. About the same time a man OF the
name Of McGraw lcn Eagle Pass the Mexican
sice, and found a fortnight after near Pelloles
MEXICO, murdered, and The body brutally mangist.
The sopposlnon Is that he also was slam by
Wild Cats people.
A train OF 20 large wagons, lsays TIE Cslc:stoa
(Scsiaa ofthe eiIh inst IA Of which are loaded with
stores destined for the Boundary Commission, Il {
he campne San Antonio. a few days since for Ell
Psso. Several fine carriages accompanied by Maj
BARTLETT was with The party.
TNs Galveston Ners learns that there are fourteen
- hfteen vessels With emsrants on their way from
Hremen for that port. The Bremen brig BaSSeTman
bad already arrived with % passengers, all OF whom
had enjoyed good health during the voyage.
MOVEMENTS OF Wild CAT.--Ad,ices received az
San Antonio, Texas, render the fact certain that
Mid Cai and his Indians have gone TO JON the
nsxsan government forces IN the contest WITH the
TIE Netrs learns that dispatches have been sent By
Ten. Twiggs, IN accordance with orders from the
Government Washington City, 70 Gen. T. +. smith,
0strucung HIM TO use the means at ms command 10
prevent the expeditions from this Stats crossing the
Rio Grande with view 10 AID in the recent TeVolu-
ton in Northern Mexico.
IL is said that Gen. Smith contemylates an entire
change in the disposition OF the military pests on the
frontier, The infantry TO be stationed nearer the
Indian country, and In stronger force Than hereto
fore that is, greater number Of men will 5s placed
at each post though the number of posts viii thereby
Be diminished. The points designated for these
military stations, though not PROBABLY determined
on, are the Clear Fork of the BRACES, the Concha.
and San Saba OF the Llano. TIE reslaent OF
mounted rifelaen will be kept actively engaged IN
Gavsrsing the country from The NueceS 10 The Rio
Crance, and such other measures VIII DC taken as
will render it next 30 impossible for hostile Indians
10 eluce the military in their msraudlng mcursons
According 10 a report from the Controller OF The
State the ascsrtaned value Of the hrS class debt
SAIL ssi &c of the second and third class sesl $40
W Tte AESfos Gazette says
AS many claims arc hlet which have no, yet 6esn
examined, ard i Is not improbable thar the amount
may DC reduced below these figures OF the first
class debt, all excep, $6Al7 falls within than de-
scripuon oil our debt for which the President has de-
e,ded that the revenues pledged UPON the salts
faction OF whch, he makes the issues OF the reserved
Ave millions dependent.
The entire debt, ascertainea under the provisions
OF the act Of ls4s tor that purpose. amounts 10 tas
sum Of $4,6so,o6o o. The ostenssble amoua, Is not
UAteo. IN. o. pteayune