New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-06
TEXAS.

Morn IsptAS OUrRAGys.-By the arrival Of the steam
ship Charles Morgan. Capt. Lawcss we have intelligence
from Galveston 10 the 9th inst and corresponding later
dates from other cities. -
The most important items Of news are the following,
which we condense from an extra Of The Sas fstoss0
Western TtrGR of the ED inst
letter dated Corpus Christi May Il, states that the
evening previous express rider soldier Of The Rides
arrived there foot ard reported that party OF In
sns cauch him near the Parclo and took from him
his horse and everything he had and then told him 20
back TO Corpus Christi and give the Information 20 en
Smith. The same night party under command OF Csp,.
Gibbs and Lieut.. Witter lei; Corpus Christi with party
M men ~ 20 in pursuit At the time an express was
sent TO Fort Merrill with instructions for Capt Hatch to
come down and Capt. Gibbs with another party and
to Join lin.
mis- las, express rider back about IL clock and
r,poed that the Indians had him within hve m les OF
Corpus Christi At A. NJ, Major Chapman the guar
eruaster Corpus Christi left with party OF eighteen
eamstes TO 20 In pursuit OF this last party OF Indians
Judge Neal and several others started ont on the scoa
also end when the express left for san Antonio inc next
morning they had not returned.
conflict Of Lieut. Cosby with the Indians near Fort aer
we learn that the day those Indians made an az
al unou some Moxicans Lake Trinidad and killed
Pedro Cara aud also his and two OF his cousins ana
third who escaped came runn u anu o, ", M "
n,,etev proceeded 10 the place at the lower emu OF Oe
lake and found them all lying dead lhey were e'"eh'y
shot with escopei guns -, -. h.o, La,aI aud
carried away by the Indians IN the neghborhood d Aqua
Nucyg and the Blanco. =. - -, $780,
From q gentleman VINO JUS niHe" -
css,roIilIo we are informed that two Mexieans were
killed few days by the Indians on ihe hTo ,g bsd
teen miles from CasrovIlle. and pundefed oi an 10"
IN tbcir Louse and burn; it, lie also tells us ina me In
diars arc seen daily within few miles OF Casir0s e aha
great ayprthensons fel' by the surround ,ns '
tarts cattle or horses straymg of are soon ked oF
driven off, 80, ,,;,, us
The news is now current in town that the Mexican MA
romas six or eight in number who have spent some
months in san Antonio, deghtng our citizens WIN 'ne
t.nts in rope dancing &c. and who left here lew ua
40 for Mexico and all the Italian harp-payofs SIX III
n1mher. who left here some few days since for Laredo
have oil been killed. Nu 1. 4,
succeeded in catching and routing the Indians VINO at
tackled the train near Fort Ewel taxing ron
tL.m everything they had the mules they had taken from
the train near Fort Ewe and all their own males anu
horses equpage paints bows aud arrows IN ae every
ting. .,,-., -, all.
From James Il. Smith, from the neighboFhooi oil he
Ieora we learn that most of the families there nave col,
i,eJ inv the nurpose of being prepared for al attack
from the Indians They have been furnished WIN arms
The citizens on the frontier are moving daily. On tne At
fosco,a several families have lett, especially the women
and children. IN. w. Duhc"n, "y W.