New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
Ell PASO.
DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS
CORPrS (HRI.II June l.. 1874.
LINN Tie 81 Lonis htelIiqeneer.

From The So Lops IHta!igeaeer
teen Garland is now at FL PHsO, accompanied by ms ana
Lieut. j. l. Garland Capt j. {. Easion OF the Quarter
master Department. and Maj F. A. Cunningham, of the
Psymaster Department.
In Expr,ss was received from Santa Fee by Gen. Gar
land few DAYS before the mail left stating that num-
her of very serious depredaoDs had been committed by
the Indians the neighborhood Of Anton Chico, ana IN
other portions of the upper part OF secretary
Nssery Rad made call, in the absence OF Gov. Merr
wehor for four hundred volunteers In consequence oil
THU Gen c. and staff were TO leave immediately Tor santa
Fe with view of experimenting the movement OF troops
Lieut. f. NJ Foett sth infantry, left the eth May
in command of company OF Fort bliss III pursuance
of on order directing him TO proceed to Eagle springs X
miles from FL Pnso the road TO San Antonio ana re-
main there until further orders ,
Considernr The bodness Of late manifested by the In
dams In that quarter regard this as aVeryJudciOus
movement. ,,.u
One.half of the command stationed at Fort Fillmore;
Fort Thorn and Fort Craig have been ordered 10 hold
hemelvc, in readiness for the field at moment warn
ing. Gen Garland that he has received rehabe IN
formation that large number of Mescaeras ana aPaGhes
have cOngIegated at place called Bosqne heIohao'
on the Pecos River and from orders received he thinks
in contemplation TO throw large number OF troops IN
the field in that quarter. c,,.
Mn. WILSON, who captured by the CamancheS iaSt
fall and in regard To whom much interest was excited,
was in Ell Paso. She brought down from Santa he
by Gen Garland She was sent by secrytary Messcry
acting Gov ernor, in the absence OF Gov Merwetner TO
the care of the Hon. j. F. Crosby 10 be forwarded by the
fret conv enient opportunity to her friends:
Samuel G.. Humes sutler at Fort Washlta, ChlcSaSaw
Nation states that one of the brothersnlaw, George
Washington Wilson, aged Years had been brought into
that port by Aaron Brown Chckasaw, who purchased
him from the Camauches, while out trading with them.
He also states that boy had been purchased by some
friendly Indians from the Camanches, and brought into
Font Arbucle who proved be the other brother.inaw.
The capvts are now all saie anu VIII NC ePeeu'y HUT
Messrs. Edwards and Pyson left FL Paso on the 27th
May for California, with their drove OIL ca'ue' "o' "eIe
getting along very well. 49,, -, . u,
Dir Watson with his drove OF cattle, had arrived a. ii
Paso as also several small parties OF emgrant'' all des
tined for California. CIR No. ~ ,c l.,
Paso ON the 3Oth of May with 20 wagons ana 80 mules
for California Their goods still at EPaso MI mayer
remains there for the present IL,
Bssness was very dull FL Paso, and stocks OF goods
heavy. -, c.. ,.o. .h.. tho II,
Aprva;e letter from Fort McGarritt states that the in~
aps succeeded in stealing six horses from that posi- De
longing to company A. They entered the enclosure
where the horses were by pulling up the pickeIs IL
is pretty satisfactorily ascertaned that they were '
tas u. .;
FL PAso TRuS-Messrs. Daguerre and Hopper tr am
for II Pas0 composed OF II wagons, ana oaGed soou o
Mr.. Hay ward sutler at Fort Fillmore let ms cy lew
days since. They were accompanied by MAJOR Long
street. Captains Bowman and Bee, Messrs' HAYWOOD
Msnigow of South Carolina and others.