New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-30
LATER From TEXAS.
From n. K,v.Oyieaa. Picaynne.f Oct. 2l.


Tn. steamship Charles Morgan, Capt. Place, fron
hdiAnola and Galveston arrived t'is mOrrlng.
BY this arrival we have san Antonio rapers OF tie
nh Actin of the 18Th, sed Galve-to ofthe ls.h.
lbe pews Of Capt Cashan's battle " the Indians
and Mexcans Oh ms other bar % Rio Grauce mad
eau,ed much excite nent wherever it had reached.
This we expected
The San Antonio Tran, speaking ef the fight,
sayt: May of our citizens have ~ eaoy gone to tHe
rescue of toe Rangers, and ~e believe mo are pre-
pnrirg to 40 There should be delsy for The lives
Of ose huno red of brohsrs msy be sacrificed on
Ae delay of All hour
The Austin STATE Gazette, IL giving the news re-
naIhs:
re Inoians A. d crossing the RIO GrGpCe IN tle pur-
suit, In taking possession of xicau 20 w. we can
eDly tuppOse tha' il Was OF temporary c ara 't,r
ard hot Ia the obn0 fiOus form o. hostile INVASION.
BY Ibis time The indians doubt ess either esp red,
or Capt. Callahan las fallen back upon UGited S'a'es
b. rtOiy."
The Gs.,t,c is of oIioiou that the of G. IN
Smith Al San Antonio snd the set Dn of that city as
prparen II, headquarters Of the army IN Texas, will
ipsirv COZ fc.nce hat beres ter all he sd vii be fur
bnheo the frontier setters Shch It Is within the pc ser
Of The Up-ed Sta rs Army 70 live.
The BasiR State Times furnishes the following in-
teliteIee. Il appears that GU tha, command have
had az otte or ut with the xjcsus anA Indians, aud
have since crossed 70 this side of the RIO G'aaie:
"a letter from Captain Callahan though dated the
tan day with his report, is still later aud conAns
more miI ute information OF the fight The MeXicEls
aid INGlans nu JiUtTeu sever nuuurtu INV
h,s was ell ht, five xii % and hundred wounded.
These par cuars asceralneo from tho NeXic4ns.
Lieut. Tom whO brough IN the letter h. re Is
doubt OF Cap Callahan hAviog recei Fed PERMISSION
10 cross the Rio Or Dde from the MeXcsu au horitee
He hss been advi-ed 10 file II with the officer IN com
insbd at F,rt Duncan.
THE Hon. c. ). West arrived frem San Antonio
Jsr Fridays stage. dispatch has been received at
that place from Cned States officer 8, Fort Dun
can, Q aiins Captaio CalshaD ana the Nexicgus and
lDciaI had had another tight daring viii n the iowa
OF Pieoras Negras vas burnt - the grounf. Captia
Caahaa hss crossed over this side aud ia 70 fe l.
Considerable excitement exists al San AaooiO, aod
men being raised there and elsewhere to so 10 he
aid"
COL Ford In letter dated San Antonio, Oct. 2, I'd
drsssed 10 his pager, TIE dast'R State Times, says
." An attempt will be made to send aid ~ Caot Col
lahsb. II s proposed 20 form camp near San An.
tonic auo move iron il on he l7lh lost There is
fcrc nov on the Rio GRANGE is compelled TO fail back
for want Of aid from tae interior the frontier will be
immediately visied by motley set of ssgase cut.
tAro>ts."
The Gdlre,ton Ncrs OF NE 18th has the fol- wing
paragraph We think there must be some mistake "a
the statement that Cap. Callahan and mis- co nmand
have come TO san Antonio:
"a ktter from San Antonio, dated the 18th says:
Capt. Callahan and HE troops in yesterday for
the purpos of increasing taeir pumbers Foere were
various rumors a1ost Of large bodies of Indians and
bexicsIs having crossed the Rio Grande with bo-tue
intentions. The consequences Vas a graf lie y of ex-
citeaent large meeting VI tse cit ZsOs OF San Al
tonic held the night of the IS b. sad JuuOas
parsed urging the necessity Of i'm neda'e organize
hon Of one thousand msn for immediate service