New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-24
FROM TEXAS.

A., arrival at New Orleans brings Galveston papers
10 the 18th inst. 49, 49,, H. s,,Iov
TIE Gaireston Ners of the 18th publishes the toow
ing communication from Mr.. 1. a; Dwyer Oh oo.Puss
C6,sti bv which il appears the Mexican cl'lzens W
Laredo have taken measures to avenge the lnd1an
depredations near that place, and along tue "'o
Grande: 81 az ;,cur
sons from the Mexican side of the Rlo Grande, UNI,
the excitement and spirit OF revenge among our V ~
zens who have their farms and settlements along ,e
a., no, arc killed or wounded lear Laredo by the
mans who cross over to commit those atrocltles anu
return 10 their encampments on the Mexican sue .,
the frontier Nor have their outrages been cohhheo
this side of the river alone. iney nave, WIZ
fessedly at peace with Mexico, and under Mexican
protecton stolen a great number OF horses from their
so called friends living in New-Laredo, on the west
bank of the Rio Grande; and more than suspc,on
rests on II en- Of several murders, those at first
attributed 10 Camanche Indians They have had the
audacity 10 ride into New-Laredo horses stolen from
men living there. .,,
In one instance they had the horses of the Alcede
or Mayor of the town. Don Juan Ramos in their pos
session. and when claimed refused, on some pretence
Ia give them up and left the town before they could
be forced to do so. The desire OF Gen. Nidaurrl 10
ain the truth of these charges against the Lpan@
il well known and his disposition TO punish them has
been recently evidenced by his official organ at Mon
terey, Mexico Ell Restdurddor, IN which, on me o.n
of lat month"; he states that summary punishment VIII
be meted out to the Lipan trloe on ascetthing tne
truth of the charges charged tot. ... =
The Mexican born bat now United States citizens OF
Laredo despariDg OF any etfectual blow oeng stIuch
AGAINST the fpans on this side of the nyer last week
n oanized body of 90 men, each armed with a Ion
revolver and rife, aud having despatched spies 10 as
certain the exact encampment, &C., OF the saVages,
len Laredo on Monday, the Sd nst and were 10 nave
c,oss1d the Rio Grande TO attack them about 30 miles
above New-Laredo, Mexico, the next day. As the
palty consisted of the principal men OF LAREDO aug
went thoroughly prepared to take ample vegeahce,
il 10 he hoped they have by this punished them Sc
verelv II is understood that only one native Amer
can citizen crossed with the Mexican adopted citizens
and he was specially invited by them. An ample cav,
oIry force is required along the Rio Grande ana al
son posts on the Neuces. -, ill.,
A correspondent of The Victoria Adroedfe, writing
from Refueio saws that cattle and horses have
nershed in consequence of the late cold weather thal
during any previous year. eu.,. ;,.ou;
The same paper furnishes the following lntell
gence Ill. =. p.,o-o
Pass Brought to San Antonio some 90 horses some r4O
arrows one shield several bows, many " lndlan TX
ms" and also several scalps.
Company X of Mounted Rifles left San Antonio OF
the Sd inst, 10 range in the vicinity OF Attascosa
The ship j. w Fannin from New-fork, and the
bark San jacinto from Boston, arrived on Galveston
Bar ON the 10th inst and the bark Buchanan from
New York. and brig Nesta from Boston, arrived on
the Bar on the 18TH Schooner Seabird from Mobile
arrived in port on the 18th. -
Cant. BENEFITS company left San Antonio on the %
inst for the Gadsden Purchase. The company mum
Der about 60 or l00 and have good many wagons