New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14

Mr. T. Devine arrived at San Antonio the 22d ult
in twenty three days from Chihuahua me UestfrH lcfIH
says: We learn from Mr. DeVine ua' me revolution III
chihuahua has been entirely successful and that Iters
are now settling down into their accustomed coarse Trade
continues dull in consequence 0i te large amount "t MGR
chandse taken in under the reduced trIn Chhuahuais III
On his way in Mr. Devine and his party consisting OF
or = were attacked by the Cananches the Slo road
near the San Filpe Springs. They charged upon Mr. g.
Scalar who wa. somewhat in advance, and Startled the
animals attached 20 the ambulance. throwing The driver
from his II was difficult to prevent them from STAN
ueding Mr. Sca!lar shot Of the Indians with his re.
and thev supo-n@ he had no more weapons charged up
or him 20 close that he drew his pistol which had been
concealed bv his oyercoat and shot another The indians
then retrea;ed They had with them 20 or 80 animals The
partv making the attack only seven ~ nunbcr Mr.
Devnes party unhitrhed their animals and prepared for
another attack Inev waited sometime. but the Indians
dia not They had received too warm reception
in the frs; onset The party CAPTURED ono Indian horse
with bride aud blanket, which lei To the suPP"-"n that
the rider had be L killed
alt says II j. not - certainly known lnd perhaps VIII
never be- how many i've were lost. me aimcniy arises
from the ;inpo,sibity OF a-cerng III" prece number
OF MESSENGERS Mr. Nc-trop the steward thinks there were
only thirty or thiITywo bat there were doubtless some
deck passengers unknown 70 mn ana % 81" except the
clerk We have obtained what W" b"ii"Ve &" Doe cert am M
formation Of forty passengers and there Wore probably
more. Tn" m",t satisfactory account that We can give
viii Be - furnish readers with liz 81 81 the name,
that we have been able obtain anneyng 20 each
particular, OF death escape 80 They are a. follows
E Hart of Ney.Orleans killed VIM Hubby of New-York.
killed Robertson Galveston C. n Stearns OF Calves
ton killed Geo. Hunter Cincinnati dangerously wounded j. NJ
REYNOLDS Houston died Banum Maine badly wounded,
amputated in hospital James Cotton Houston, KILLED; D. H.
GesIy Houston killed Woodland Houston missing C. ~ John
C. NJ Hubby, Waco escaped
McCowp Houston escaped Ihos Martin
Houston Rev Mr. Petwny Houston escaped Chl ur
Houston bury Houston escaped : Nichols Phil
pha sherman Harrisburg escaped Geo Morgan
slightly wounded Dr.. nuan Crockett, slightly wounded
ruh Nazoo Miss, lett thigh broke Royal Miss escaped
Dr. Ellis Missouri escaped Mrs Missouri, escaped Mrs Mary
Mrs. Mosev, Of Polk escaped
daughter col Turner CroZe Galveston slightly wounded b
Pacio slightly wounded Nj teise. Marshall Texas escaped
Neil Houston escaped VIM Mclane Columbus Iexescaped
unknown killed and buried three deck
and residence unknown two o: whom were slightly wounds
cd, the other ESCAPED
TO the above forty may perhaps be added ;he following
names taken from Tn Cirii'n and J0HRo, bat about
whom obtain 10 information:
Decker missing Hubhel, do: Van Deyer, DO.
The body buried on Dollar Point ~ described below =
doubtless another OF the passengers Il Will be seen
therefore, that have enumerated forty four, ncud
inc the three taken Tie Cirli41 and I0ar"a. of
whom .,urtecn dead. including the missing such
The following is a list of the crew
Capt sled Thomas Prcha second Clerk, do Thomas
Hale beIkeeper p Mancus waiter, do; h. D1nieyy
slightly wounded Met or'ick
pilot Thomas Nesop, steward dangerously wounded DIXON
bsr-keeper do Hdebrsnd deckhand killed. Charles Swe
killed sived
German, wounded another German
slightly hunt there others Of the VINO a escaped
The above makes the number If lives l", wentyseyen
Me,srs Dixon, Hunter and Hale are s. considered IN a
critical situation
The jourA0 says the Houston NAL bag .or Gdly ,ton
was recovered but tie mail lag made up Houston Tor
New Orleans IS supposed 10 be- lost, ,i5 hd, been
heard OF !: since ths catastrophe.