The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-29

appcared from the American portion Of the citizen sr
having been no new case for sov~u days and de
lsioa there still OF which had proved
fatal Mr.. harshsll, an Americas traveller, had also
The Indianols Bulletin acts down the number OF vssse,S
(chbny scnooners and hrgs) engaged in the
tween indisnoa and New York at fifteen This il fur
Their evidence OF the great Of trade the
! State and tho Northern ports
correspondent Of the Galveston Journal writing from
bss Antonio learns from Lieutenant G. Tyler Of the
second United states Dragons that on the st
Lieutenant Hawes of the Second Dragons with party
OF fifteen men, had n skrmirh with a mars,iiinr
band Of Camsnches who had been perpetrating out,
RACES on the read between Font Inge uuL Eoit Dun
Tho Indians were discovered nj a distance ~
about mile more. and the pursuit. which lasted
an hour was necessarily conducted at great van
aers Leute oaut awes succeeded however In shooting
TWO anc recovrog thirty eight animals and four
CHILDREN The children stated their father and elder
brother and sister murdered by them three days be-
fore Lieut. Dcnman reports that he crossed trails
between the Nueces ana the Rio Grandc The same cor
respondent writing from the place states that
we ", ee',c we're digging ditch for fence in rhe
Asmo IN san Antonio recently. they come suddenly
several pieces Of ordnance, which time thirteen
csnnons have ALREADY been recovered from their hiding
pace -FOUR Of which are copper pieces, and nine iron
pieces from to twenty four FOUNDERS all spiked aud
the runioas and knobs of the easoabes broken An
old Mexican woman ssys they buried there by the
brave men under the command OF the noble Travis Bowie
and Crockett, at the seige of the Alamo, in 1896,
ancc Of Corpus Christi since Fair II says nc build
inss OF neat and substantial character are being erect
cd ana tho town Ia rapidly inc ressne ia population The
same paper states that the Corpus Christi Navigation
Company has been fully organized and Capt T. Brtton
elected President So soon the survey Of the
the Corpus Christi stock
The Galveston News has the following
Large AZ was che influx OF settlers last fall snd
winter the indications that ii will much greater
this year The abundant crop this sen son will be one
giea. inuucement we kno" several farmers who bave
planted corn altogether this year by instructions from
their friends in the Older States who intend coming 10
Iexss TINS :al with their negroes and families
Our State has been visited by many intelligent and
eIterprsing planters, last winter and spring
become fully satisfied that their iaber and capital will
yield them much better returns in Texas than where
they now reside aud many of these sed lands
here which they purpose occupying this year while
numerous others only waiting for opportunities To
dispose OF heir present possessions In order to be
move to Texas.
From the Rio Grande there are fresh rumo,s Of Indian
The Rio B,aro If the 9th inst suys :-Considcrable
excitement has been caused in Mttamorns
Of the refusal OF the present acting Governor
hs ONCE to the new incumbent who has been BY
the people An article published from the Cenio Office
holding up the present Governor Jesus Cardenns in no
very envabe POSITION and the result the and
imprisonment o, the editor of that paper About forty
other arrests we've made Tor the thing but the Flag
says the ber Of Responsible to the article soon doomed
up TO hundred, aud was deemed advisable drop
TIE matter az the Flag says just in tune the
whole o. Mafamors from being imprisoned
The American Flag OF the 18th after giving an account
q the return OF the party from Aqua Ncgra says
letter has been received by Mrs. Neae this morning
from her husband his farm short above
this place stating that camp of SEVENTY uen Ind
set themselves down in front Of his farm Mr. Neae w,s
under the greatest alarm both for himself and property
There only himself and Mexican ser ant to defend
the farm ~
We have seen and eonverscd with Mr. Rhodes who re-
turned with DIR. y. and party Mr. Rhodes states that
the band OF Indians which committing these eprcda
lions Is composed Of the tribes the To-
rancawas ana Campacuas with few Mexcans that they
number counting those that the river thirty
or forty persons The Chief Carlos Mr. Rhodes states
publicly declares that he has Instructions from four
Mexican citizens to commit these dcprcdatons Of
whom, Pedro vilIereal he calls his cop,nondgpis
Soon after the murder of Mr.. Remington this band
crossed tho river at Rosario, they stopped at that
place short time before crossing and boasted that
they had Instructions for it. and would kill every Amer
can That travelled the road as well every Mexican that
WIS nov personally known to them They also boast that
they prepared to fight any force that NAV come against
them They have several times dri, the cattle of the
neighborng ranches into Rosario and butchered them
in presence OF Mr. Rhodes, informing him the while
hat i was thus they lived the best the country
Afforded They were expecting addition their force
ana doubtless with their com bined force that thew
attacked the party under Mr.. Porter