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ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE.
ofthe San Francisco Herald


CAMP OF THE FouR LAKES, Sept. 4.
Col Wright's command left Snake river on the 28th
nlt and marching at the rate of twenty miles day,
over barren hot and dusty wasteshe scaggest rock
iest forsakenest region have reached
here the 3ls As approached this camp the coun-
try looked somewhat habitabe and enemies the In
dians, made their appearance They dogged In our
camp and in last day march, and we compel
led to run them occasionally.
On the LIST inst, learned afterwards with large
force they had arranged ambush along dee which
opened into plain the trail to their villages and the
one which we marching. On this morning, at an
early hour observed the enemys advance upon the
summit of high hill, not far from camp Some Of
the bold rascals advanced down the hill towards us, and
with loud hoop dared to out and fight We had
left sweet homes and loved in California and had
borne the many long, dreary, and atiguing marches
taned by the hope that the time would when
should have opportunity to teach the scamps les
son, and the long wished for moment had arrived
Our gallant colonel, had finished breakfast
disposed Of in two columns of dagoons and one
Of foot numbering In all about three hundred and twen
ty, of which number about hundred were mounted
This force advanced towards the h upon which were
about forty fifty of the enemy. The ball opened
by the gallant Capt Ord with his company Of artillery
and Lieut. Davidson, Of the dragons They charged
from opposite sides upon the enemy upon the HILL who
were speedily dispersed Lieut.. Davidson and his men
behaved most admirably; and Capt. Ord managed his
company in his usual brilliant manner The main body
of the enemy off distance under Of
pine timber skirng two lakes to the northwest of and
the foot OF the hi and to the guches and avnes at
its base As we reached the top of this hill
had fine view of the whole ground and OF the enemy In
possession There were some four FIVE hundred Of
them on rolling plan to the northwest back Of the
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NEWS FROM CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

Our advices from Central America are interesting The
dated at Guatemala the oath and San Salvador
the 9th of September The government of NicaIa-
qua still engaged in the preparation of the project Of
federal union of the different States In Costa Rica the
president had approved the contract with the Messs
Cauty for the steam navigation of the rivers Saapiq
and San Carlos, adding article conccding monthly
subsidy of one hundred and fifty dollars for carrying the
mails to and from San Juan del Norte Cholera was rife
in Guatemala Hon b. d. Clarke, United States minister
had returned from Honduras to Guatemala. He was
most vorably received in the former State. Trade was
generally speaking duh in the republics hut the people
quiet Inc American Atlantic and Pacific Ship
Canal Company have received letters from their agent.
Col O. W. Chds, dated at San Juan del Norte the 18th
inst confirming the safe arrival there of the lake
Cass Yrsarr in good condition. and the arrival Of the
steamer Catherine Maria in good order The Laura
Frances expected to arrive soon she leave
Key West the 8h of October inst The Cass Yrisar
had gone up the San Juan river The land portion Of the
transit route in perfect order, Mr. Fitzgerald the
agent of the company, being ready with six hundred
mules and the requisite carriages. sHgsgtl
Our Panama files report the settlement of all the gov
ernment difficulties lately existing between Buenos Ayres
and Paraguay but the papers do not state the date Of
their tell from what source they received it.
From the South Pacific advices dated at VAL
paraiso the 10th and Calao the 9th of September
revolutionary effort in Bolivia made in favor of Gem
eral Bczu attended with fatal consequences, and
had nearly resulted in the death of President nares
During an alarm purposely given by the revoutonsts
President Lnares presented himself to the disturbed pop
ulace when the traitors against the recognised govern
ment fired ut him, killing general officer with citizen
friend who stood by his side The leaders of the insr
rcction arrested tried found guilty and afterwards
shot, that tranquility restored. In Peru the peo
pie feared the consequences Of with Ecuador which
likely to take place. and dreaded at the time
revolution in favor of General Echenique who, at the
date of the last report said to be in Bolivia Chile
The Chilean Congress had been prorogued, after approv
ing laws relative to the government patronage of the
Valparaiso and Santiago railroad and the mint alloy OF
Chilean silver coin. Hon. Pho White had retired from
the position Of United States Minister to Ecuador The
republic of Ecuador preparing for with Peru.
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CAMP ON 0rro CREEK,


estng letter detailing the facts of the late fight between
the United States troops and the Camanche Indians j
. a-@ #t CAMP ON Orro CREEK
WAcHrrAw MOUNTAINS, TEXAS
... .. n October IL, 1858.
DRAR MOTHER Have received your kind letter. of
which Il gave mo much pleasure to hear from you, as
this is the first letter that have received from you for
twelve months Beneath will give you correct ac-
count of most glorious victory over the Camanches in
the Wacltitaw Mountains
A scout of four companies under command of Major
Van Dorm started from the above camp the 18th of Sep
tcmbcr 1855 between the hours of 2 and 3, with two
days rations travelled until oclock that night rested
two hours saddlcd up by moonlight and travelled until
once more and put out for the Indian camp travelled
on over hills and mountains until o'clock the same
day camped for an hour and half, and took up
the line of march again travelled all that night until the
sun was Just rising The friendly Indians who with
us informed Major Van Dorm that the camp was one
half mile distant We then formed in line Of battle
every recapping his gun, and getting ready for the
fight We charged for about mile, when Lieut., Van
Camp came charging down the line, telling Captain Wh-
ting to keep to the left Upon this Captain Wh-
ting charged well TO the left, when the Indian camp
was seen "T' company, commanded by Capt John
ston on our front that brought "K and F. in one
body. an company and AZ kept well TO the right
and the friendly Indians off to the right and centre
Then the word charge given by both officers and
men Lieut. Van Camp and Lieut.. Phifer took the lead
as they had fast horses, and came down ON the Ca
manchcs camp like thunderbolt, followed by the
four companies Then the firing commenced from both
p,res BY the time the first yell given the Indians
took up their rifles and poured In voey fast they
could but the soldiers soon made them take 10 running
those that got wounded In the first fire hid In rayne
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BATTLE or THE UNITED STATES TROOPS NTH
.. THE CAM4NCHES. .!e.t.N.
rFrom the Cincinnati commereial.l

We are permitted to publish the following very inter-
esng letter. detailing the facts of the late fight between
the United States troops and the Camanche Indians
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the success narrated in these dispatches surety OF
peace henceforth with these Indians.
forward copies only by express, and viii send the
originals by the next mail and am sir, very respectfully
your obedent servant N. s. CLARKE,
Brevet Brgadier General Commanding.
Col s. CooPER, Adjutant General U. s. A.,
Washington, ID. c.
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csEEA HAGAN'S JOHN is out 81
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"Riss. Jupiter, and Snuff ne Mon ir
HAaAy'S JOHN still retains Creek Nation. with
all its laws and inelfb.e rights for il Is written
;haE sclfprrservation Is the first law of Nature
Why should man despaiF, long as there IL a recf
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and take Horses on ivery-will be ready 10 trade
for anything, from goose yoke up to a blind =
Barnum with all his huribug5 and Walker with hi,
military reuown, il nothing TO compare to IA
CAMS JOHN career, which you will hear more
hereafter. JOHN HA4AN
ia l9-ts Greek Nation
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fAs IN. Y. Jssrnai d Commerce q Tuesday after
-rss sr,,vsl o. the caisorria maia Aas siven in.
oressed antfation - tAe maEket eut wltnogs snees
ID q any chan9e 80 aucteticEe q tnfsssss y. %,
Ssffco Of one Aa3 halt million doilen W . oas
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Orders received by letter promptly shipped. and
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NOTICE TO BUILDgRs-BUILUERs

~ DESTROYS of contracting for the proposed Enteh
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LIMA, can inspect the Plans. Detail Drawings and
.SDect fcasi0RS, at the Offices of the ARCHITECT,
WILLIAM PERcIvAL, 6asifiR'S iLIaiI, Richmond Va
and Satitt's Brick Building. Rsleigh. n. c. from
the 18th OF April to the 81 Of May next at which
Of same month. Good references TO aeccompany
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April / 1858. an 6-dtMt
N. B.-For further particulars apply 20 the Archi
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Special deposit to the ere 4s. tA1E
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90 certify that the foregoing statements truly
and correctly made up. L. NUNNALLY, A. G.
: q ~. - s-..45 Bank Of Virginia. I
4sst, ,ass sa BAsK or Va, April 10th, 1868.
? We, the undsrsignsd, Directors Of the Bank Of
yirsinis do hereby certify that ws have examined
the Foregoing statement, and believe the same to
: be truly ana correctly made UP. Given under our
:, s. - - JAMES CASKIE,
SO ss ~ - s. CHAS 7. WORKMAN,
ef-ta. TH0S. II. PRICE,
ta4 q t8 ssa- BENJAMIN II. NASH.
s1 JOHN P. BALLARD,
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ssAys on visaIMA--CirY OF RfcHxosD, SEC:
This day. Sami Marx, Cashier OF the hank Of
Virginia, personally appeared before me- an Alder
man OF said city, and made oath that the forego
log statement exhibits the true esndition of the
Bank Of Virginia IL existed on the lst inst, to
the best OF his knowledge aud belief.
q Witness my hand this 10th day OF April, l s5s.
le - r. .5'ss X. NJ. BURTON, J. p.