New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-14
TEXAS.
From The n. o. Picsyuns Of July &

From The ~ o. Picsyune Of July s.
By the arrival of the steamship Yacht,
Capt Thompson we have received dates from Browns.
vile TO the Gosh ut, and Galveston TO the ID inst
The Flag SAYS that the lawless horde
Of desperadoes which holds possessions of the country
above Brownsville, the Rio Grande still at WORK.
Two faibosts which lett Brownsvil sometime since on
hsr return 10 Guerrero, Mexico have been attacked,
come OF the KILLED and the b. ats piundered by the
ssme party whose murd-rous acts have been often
recorded Two Of the who the boat had
returned to Brosnsvile having made their escape aud
report that while near the rancho Rosario they were
fired upon and driven from the boats They report
having killed, but wing succeeded in
escaping coon after the attack they are unable 70 say
now many OF their companions massacI ed before
the boats were taken They say that after the boats
were taken possession OF they conveyed to the
Mexican bank of the river and rihel Of their
The RIO Brar0 says that the party who
robbed these boats headed by the notorious Pedro
tilaIeal, who holds commission from Cen Avaos
The same pager says these boats touched the
Mexican side Of the river during the Tip.
The following, from The RIO BrdU0, tells
Inc whole story of the band of mixei Indians aud Next
cans who have been committing the recent murders aud
statement:
TIE Acalde Of Reynosa alarmed aud ndlgnau, a, the
acts OF Pedro NiaIeal, and willing 10 preserve the Ia
hAbtsnts Of bis juflsolc ion from reprsas wrote two
official notes 10 Gen AvaOs complaining aud Iucstng
That PEDRO Narea and his Indian Chief, with their
parties acting under his oTders be Orderei out Of his
Of his letters but tue Acade hearing Of tae renewed
Outrage upon the citizens OF Guerrero and robbery
and destruction oftheir bOas upon the rancho
Of Rosario with seventy citizens and the
los fort erected by the Indians.
Upon being ordered by him 70 disperse he defsd
and iusuted the Indians having much superior force
Outside Of The fort sas the notorious Capt Ierina,
with company The Alcalte ordered him Ia disperte,
but be refused, threatening 10 sustain the Indians IL
lefina and the indians t0 Gen AvalDs tor rein
iiorcement and company OF dr4go ms was sent by
hin 70 theiy assistance The Acsde, seeing the c)ec
lion OF % large stOTce ordered al the citizens of his
jurisdiction under arms, for the urpose OF defending
eir ehis emo sustaining the OF the country bul
through the mediation OF Col Cruz, Of the Mexican
army, Who happened 10 be passing a. tbs time COLTS.
Ion Of the people vito the troops aud indians was pre-
vented, TIE Cot promngtO Cen Avsios aud 10 use
bis influence % prevent further ntrgues 50 the ques.
ton q civil war rests al the last edvices
Two companies of volunteers have been
Organized IN Brownsville In order 10 be prepared for
any emergency that may sIise. w W. Dlnlap ESQ.,
has bean cecsd Major Of the battalion, and q Por.
companies
The RIO Braro saws that Mr.. Waddell,
ihe U S Consul ~ Msuanoros had deter mined to inter-
ee 10 The execution 4 the two Americans recently shot
zen Assios 81 MaiamOros, aod that Il the order
.ooV hsm bad been given, must be done through the
american flag Knowing Il Is fact, Gen Avaos stated
- fes,oD for changing the hour OF execution from tea
90 ave IN TIE morning. that he did with q be obliged
ioteooa the Amencan Consul He said that though
hom ne kno~n pusilauimay OF the American Govern
meot end officials he bad he % fear from any direct
Ineisenee, sill be thought 70 put beyond their
power h 90 50, aad that therefore the order for a
change in the hour bad been given
Ihe Broro gives the following account
Of The two Americans shot:
George w WilAtsnaS, the young nan who was shot
~ vra. AyalOs We native Of POughkeepSe NY
~geo - years. In ls3s be enlisted 10 tae second Ora
ed ~ Point Isabel in 1916 he was transferred
~ Ven lof = the Third Infantry. Tie was az the
suss o. faio Alto Rssaca de Is Palms snd Monterey
~ Ia'nsf, tdssrd VIZ isas. one Of the San re
piR4hefs "howere shot 10 Msxico. Togs father and
~ pave MT ,ia ssi fate from Mexican ballets
aaehapts u The Aexiesns We have not learned. Toe
sset eoioftu,hie nan, Robert McDJnsid vas born Ia
Tx p ooebv ~ Ayr Scotland His age was 30 years
30 bsne' o nfither OF these nsn appear upon the
'S'' !" toe rtyoudonary forces under Gen carvajll.