The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-01


New Orleans Delta has received files Of Galveston
papers to the DIST inst, and from San Antonio to
the 18th.
On the Goth there were five deaths ofyellow fever
in Galveston.
The Texan comes out in defence of the United
States troops the frontier, against the remark
in Governor Runnels letter to the Secretary of
War, that ''the Indians had gone unpunished
except only as Texas had administered it her
SELF and also against that deprecatory spirit,
too common in State, which would deny all
gallantry and efficiency of action to any species
OF troops, but those Of Texan volunteers And in
justification of its defence, the 7ecoR gives the fol
lowing:
Within the last two years we have published the
results of seventeen different successful Indian scouts
against the savages, in every OF which property
was captured, and in nearly all. more or less In
dams taken prisoners or killed; and all this done by
single body of the government troops namely, the
I'd Cavalry.
From the State Gazette, we learn that a gentle
man from Camanche county represents the Indians
as quite troublesome in that region. Some two
weeks since they stole horses, killed cattle and
placed the frontier in much dread. number Of
families have eft for points of greater security
The citizens of Brown, San Saba and other coun-
ties. have been for some time driving their horses
to the interior for safety.
The State Gazette says that DR.. William NJ. Shep-
herd and Judge F. NJ Gibson are going to write a
history Of the Mier Expedition, and connect with it
in publication many legends of early transactions in
Texas which have never been given to the public.
An extra Of the lndianola Courier. says:
We stop the press to announce in an Extra, that
at last the great mystery who has been robbng the
mails is solved. Through the interchangeable efforts
of Col John Il. lockwood, local mail agent at
Galveston, Jacob Dammert, boy about Ii years
of age, and late an employee in the Post office at
San Antonio, was arrested here to-day by Marshal
Coffin, with fifty sixty thousand dollars in drafts
bank stock, lottery tickets, &C., &c.
PASSENGERS BY THE AUSTRIA.
From the Mem York Times.
The Prince Albert rounded the fort at the Mar
rows yesterday morning.
She had on board, as we already knew by telc-
graph ten OF the passengers rescued by the French
bark Maurice, and taken to Halifax by the bark
Lotus from on board the Inflated steamer Austria.
Their names are:
Jean P0lekrusea, of New York.
Philip Berry, of Hackensack n. j.
Hermann Rande, Swede.
Sven Petersen, Swede.
Charles HOgGuist, Swede.
c. V. j. Rosen, Jr., of Richmond, Va.
Henry A. Smith, Chelsea, Mass.
Alfred Veyin, of Philadelphia.
Prof. Gaubensklee, of the Free Academy, \. Y.
Fritz Thomson, Germany.
The following is the full list of the officers and
passengers of the austria that were saved by the
Maurice:
LIST OF PASSENGERS
From Hamburg, steamer AUstrin, Captain lIeYdt-
mann, burned Sept. 49, in lat. 45o, Ion. 40 saved
by French bark Maurice, Captain Ernest Remand,
from Newfoundland for Mauritius:
OFFICERS.
J.. Hahn, First Officer.
b. HERMANN, Second Officer
j. Bernett, Third Officer,
g. Neeharles Boatswain's Mate
C.Plate, Quartermastcr,
NJ Surgensen, Sailor,
- Richter, Boy,
- Riebald, Steward,
- Pole, Engineers Assistant.
PASSENGERS.
Maria Frederick, of Prague.
Rosala StiZg, of LotZenz.
Betty Ergen, of Lemberg.
%. hosendamm, OF Schaunbeck.
Irina lioSchiet, OF Bremerford.
Charles Iras, OF Nicaragua.
= Duroeld, OF Dresden.
%; Conn, OF BreSlau;
W m. folker, OF Lnchen
l. heinihnder' OF Nom.
Jacoo Mn, OF baferh.
franz r a' Oh Name.
Ernest lasse, OF Engar
Dr. Hceck OF koln
M Becker, OF Soligen.
,. Wepper, OF Ellensville, N. \.
=. hoinkg: OF chicago.
Leopold miller, OF fochloWltz.
W. Hlehlnan, or cincinnati
!. Hohenloe, OF hubows WildneSs.
+. PletKe, OF LenZen.
". Nottersan, or Cappeln.
Trederlck Stabner, OF Iarnckem.
Terdlnand Stabner, OF Iarnckem.
H n OF bremerbech.
y. BECKER, OF Blomberg.
A. Lars, OF tappeln.
A. Slchs, OF ii. Wendell.
- DuchhoiG, Oh hendsourg.
=. ness, OF nngesen.
Peter Wagner, OF Worms.
" oil Mlslow, of Worms.
~ ~ 3 10. hutseden.
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