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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-13
The Fight with the Indians In Texas.


We recently published some particulars OF expedition
Of Texas Rangers, commanded By Captain John Ford
famous Indian fighter In search Of and aasnst tho
nes baud Of Camsnches The expedition lef Fort Bel
KNAPP the 18th OF April Captain Ford having under his
command Ill rangers and ITO Indians from Brazos Be-
serve. II stated that Ford's were well mounted
and equipped, and each man, addition good gun
had two six shooters Colts navy revovers) rbe
rangers, stated, all picked men, aud being
encountered with baggage, could march 9Th great
pdf,y The Nskoues sere believed 10 be camped nearly
north OF Fort 3ekuap about three days good travel and
north Of Red river and understood that they
confident CT whipping any force sent against them.
We have been expecting 10 receive by every recent
arrival from texas accounts exposition and
evening gratihed By the perush of letter from
Austin briefly announcing that Ford has achieved such
victory the ndiaos will most probably the
survivors 10 remove quickly and permanently from me
northern frontier
The letter states that express from Capt Ford arrived
III Austin the evening Of the 26th nit with the insll
eence that the expedition had fscn In with the Indians
and that running fight covering SIX miles OF ground had
rous. The Indians appears, numbered some Two buu
dred warriors and Ford had 1O2 rangers reserve
Indans-,he latter under command of Capt Bass Capt
Ford reports seventy ak Indians known 10 killed seye
raj wounded and seventeen taken prisoners and three
hundred horses captured The loss OF the Rangers
white and Indian killed. aud two slightly wound
cd This 10 indeed telling blow the Indians have re-
ceived. IL long time since such eseon admins
tered 10 them and this WILL 10 be presumed bs eec.
tsa In putting stop 70 their depresons the northern
frontier.
We have further particulars bu, from the Informs
ton we bad OF Capt fords paus inclined % think
that the light was principally fought by the rangers.
assisted by ths Indians from the Reserve Capt Ford
reports three hundred horses captured and stated
when BIO lei Fort Besnsp that he Intended employ his
Indian allies ia stealing or stampedtng the Nskonies'
enemy from making their escape and this ne appears
70 have been successful
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PERU.


10 Poru President Castillo bad ssued orders for gene.
raj election Tor President, Vice President and Congress.
men. The Presidential and Vice Presidential candidates
Ia the field are Castillo and Ia Mar Flies and vsre San
Roman aho Castillo. The will be between two
former
very severe shock ot On earthquake was felt at Lima
al "A. NJ On the iith Of Nay.
lCslao (May ls) correspondence Of Panama Horsld.1
Since my last, after The battle a, Arequpa, nave
had psucy Of events IN this eve1ul country. In fact
all p3Le1 nsve been specuia,ing upon the probable
course ina; ~odA re pursued by General CsstiA upon
bis return 70 TIE capital after peace essabsheo. The
Council Of Minister'S, hovevcr by Immediately gniug
he executive poser 10 Csstls an BY which act be again
became the provisional President, c.used all parties
70 at once recencle themselves for Dictatorship TO end
only With bis death But, 70 the astooishment Of ALL
the 9th Of tots month proclamation ssued by Cas-
tia nsruc,rg the projects N take The Necessary
for election Tor President Wee President aad
beers Of Congress, for the next Presidential term OF eight
The proclamation 10 state That The reCeat
revolution bad convulsod the country broken oondenos
and done other evils TOO numerous b. mention. n be-
came NECESSARY, on peace beng restored 10 Immediately
establish public confidence protect private individuals
their opinions ana occupations and establish the order 81
things upon q firm basis. The President OF opinion
the above could only be brought about By election
and proper representation The folio wing candidates
pv Forward
1et-Presdent- Geo Castillo
". PESSs-s.t-y. y IA Mar,
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Motions for InJuncssoo and Receiver for the
Buffalo and New York CITY Railroad Conn
pany.
SUPREME couRr-CHAMBxRs
Rcrnre Hon Iudga Ctorkn


Jru 10 Whitney AND others a9onsf Steucas and oth0r
Motions for Injunction and receiver for the Buffalo and
New York City Railroad Company. Judge Clerke j..
dered the following opinion In this matter this morning
Of dpposing OF certain questions involved in actions
instituted in the Eighth district, TO foreclose two mort
cages executed NJ different times for different OF
their road by the Buffalo and New York City Railroad
Company One mortgage was executed 10 seccre 500
10 knapp, smith Dchon, rs trustees bearing date
the LIST OF july 1857 that portion Of the road between
ALICIA and Hornesvlle, containing about fty nine miles
The other executed to $500 900 70 John A.
Stevens as trustee bearing date the 1st OF November
1882 that portion OF the road between Aca and Buf
toned portion Of the road was not commenced when
the FIRST mentioned mortgage executed, we're
any lands purchased for lis construction. One principal
object OF this action b. compel the trustees OF seve
efiectua, 90 enable and these portions OF The
Buffalo and New York City Railroad 10 be cx
posed for sale together and Al the time Without
considering 90 this occasion the duty OF the
Court In relation TO the subjects discussed this motion,
or whether any properties OF the bondhoders under
these mortgages without the actual OF
whole saying nothing OF the decided opposition Of many
OF them, can maintain an action OF tbs description, Il
seems 10 me that every relief and renedyto which the
parties entitled be obtained In the actions CON.
menced tor the foreclosure OF the mortgages The
before whom those actions have been brought most
appropriately detsrrnns what property Ia covered BY
bee securities what the respective interests Of tbs bond
holders under the mortgages are, what discretion pos.
any efec'us for the purpose, WHISTLER would be pro
per exercise ~ that dsCretoo 10 order the sale or
entirety. To neteTmine these questions ia this action
wQEd be taking them from the tribunal that has more
legitimate possession OF them, and wonld be Indirect
method ~ oyierng the decisions OF co ordinate branch
OF this court when have right do directly rns
motions Tor Injunction and therefore de-
MED, With $40 coats.
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CHILE

GOVERNMENT TRIUMPH IN THE LEGisLArURE-RE
sIGNArfON or CABINET MINIsTsR-ENIGRANrs
ExPECTED FROM THE TYROL.
The news from the republic Ia not important
The election excitement has died away and the fear Of
an outbreak for the present removed The government
party have a majority the opposition Don Jeron-
mo Urmerets, Minister or the Interior had resigned.
DR.. PHlpi had made examination OF the province OF
or with much interest
number Of emgrsuts from the Tyrol arc shortly ex.
pected 10 arrive IN chile.
Coal Of good quality pss boon discovered 10 Chiloa
The valparaiso Macuio OF Goth OF April has the follow
ing itesns in foreign relations the remarkable
event has been the reception OF the bolivian Minister Pen
po,eniary, H. Manuel Macedonia Salinas HIS ExceIIeny
the President OF the Republic received him in public
epce the 1874 netn and the ds-oursss exchanged
the occasion are the beet proof of the cordial res,os
which exis, between both ration.
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EMIGRATION TO THs wEsr-- PsSHsYLvkNIA
RAftRoAD The emgrsut trave 10 the West, says the
Philadelphia Evening journal has increased 10 such
extent that the directors Of the PeDnsyvsns Railroad
have been ipduced 10 give additional facilities for the
transportation Of their ensrant trains Az we have be
fore stated, and comfortable have been aided
70 the rolling stock BY recent arrangement Of the time
table, passenger are conveyed 10 the mos, distant parts
in less tune than by any other route Two thousand two
hundred spd any emgrans passed over the Peuosyysns
read during the month Most OF these destined
for points west of Ptssburs. OF the whole no mber,
2sS those Who landed from the emigrant shi ar
irving OF Now York, but preferred the Pennsylvania
route for reaching their destination at the far West
Those teking passsge from New York bad With them
90 100 pouoos Of extra baggage and The o97 from this city
20 os2 pounds Only seventy eight OF the entire number
stopped at points east Of Psburg About 400 went 10
Kansas, for The purpose Of buying farms From Phlls
deph passengers conveyed 70 any part OF Kansas
Bordering the Missouri river for from Gil 50 70 $40 50
for each passage Since the first of January 1920 Gal
grant passengers have passed over the roaf which u
S31 more than transport during the pev %
In 1851 The Philadelphia Bible Society nave stationed Al
the emrrsni depot, 10 Dock street, an agent who suD
piled with Bibles and resisments ia 1teen different
gvssss which distributed free OF cost 70 those emf
Who desire have them The average dstrbutOn
each year amoun~ about 900 volumes Of Bibles add
zssaDsp.s, HsrTisnes ga lIgDPh, yseL
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The Rspublie OF Guatemala.

peR0OIue Gu0tOm0l0s
Translated rom the La Gaceta do Guatemala April Is
for the New Y0RK HxxApI
The reports OF the derea. public functonares in the
acca show that all the departmonts are enjoying pcacs
points where in OF the outbreak OF cholors
was tor q nome Mt interrupted
There are not to be found either ia the laws nor the DO
lic. ~ stom which now govern the ropubc any prnc
ples contradiction with the habits and senti nents
which generate noursh dscoptept which the fret IA
vorable occasion provokcs serious conflict between the
peooe and suthorit;es
Confidence and security being restored the inhabitants
Of the cities and vagss have again returned to their ha
place in the republic where there IL not ten
dsnc toward ard ssnacisI,v in
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-13

EXCITEMENT AND ARREsT-A German named
LOUIS vogbt who had eloDsd from tba city 2stn OF
March last with Tho wife oi Joseph Hemm.rm,n taxing
with him two Of the siiers children toreshs~ With pro-
ard bcSecn $500 aud $500 IN money errestef
yesterday By Justice Grover and 10 defsu o o. 900 bail
committed on a charge Of abduction and grand lar
osDy. The guilty couple stter leaving Newark while tho
voms,s nusbspd In Petersburg, went 10 Ohio where
they have since Aved, ti sfev days sgo, vhsn vovht
came on 10 Newark, leaving his unlawful partner N
Albany, not daring " bring her " this city Her hurb.nf
Identified No9ht and caused his arrest stated .,cry
IN ~ Adt~Tfiser, ytneb 8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-13
News from In, sou,h Pacific.

The steamship Lms arrived al Psnams the 2lst OF
May with the South Pacific mails forty eight passengers
ard s276,9l in specie for England.
Among the arrivals from the South Pacific by the
Lima was the Prince Of Meckenburg Sch ~ern travelling
under the name Of Baron Grsbo and accompanied by Bs.
ron Branoersten. The party returning from
petition to the Plata Amazon aud are on their
way 20 the United states
Ibs dates are la Paz, Bolivia April IS; Valparaiso,
April 80, and Callao May II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-13

fIsAvy LossEs.--A recapitulatou Of the damage
done by the recent nal Storm IN The vicinity o. Fredsrcks
burg, Va, estimates the loss to be si500cs Ov~/
10000 bInhss q wheat we're destroyed within
lsrg'h " tso esd rsNata VI thrss miles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-13
M.-Prcsideat-D Domingo Elias.
Woe Presidont-Dr. vinartoL
M.-PrsGidant-GAu.S San Romaa.

observation-disclosures Elias.
Woe Presidont-Dr. vinaFtaL
Sd-Proeident-G1u- San Roman.
Vice President-Gcn. +. Castillo.
The Presidential contest will bs betwecn Castins and
Elias The former may be called liberal, with limited
IDEAS the latter has spent much time In Europe and has
studied their institutions and the advantages liberal
policy, and would bo the most suitable President Of the
two. Tho other candidates. San Roman and Castillo, are
NOT 10 be considered both ambitious, and they
elected the country would be in revolution In less than
year, although think s impossible for President OF
Peru to serve his term Of eight years Another question
election 70 60 in favor Of any other candidate besides him
self Many doubt L. told the other day by per-
son connected with the Executive that should the election
60 against him he desired to to France as Minister
find his friend Gen. Bexu, Of Bolivia, and with him
cert seme great scheme the closing act OF his fe
Business hes been very dun for the last two mouths
owing TO the few vessels that have been chartered
BY the guano coptxactors There is now lying Ia our
bay large fleet Of American vessels waiting for charters
there will be probably nothing done until next month in
the way Of freightng
Yesterday morning about two O'Clock Lima experienced
one Of The eeveres shocks OF earthquake that has been
known within the memory Of the oldest nhabitAnt. Il
frghtfu Many houses In Lima wore cracked, tables
chairs &c. danced merry, and the faithful prayed loudly
for mercy.
The news from the South is unimportant Tho ship
perienced the shock s( earthquakes; tho brig Globe
also reports having felt the Same two hundred miles a
Tho Peruvian governments relations with Ecuador
seriously threatened by the question OF the restitution Of
General Flores property Tho dispatches exchanged be-
the Departments Of Foreign Affairs Of both nations
pervadod by most irritable tene- Tho thing
happens With tho Government Of Venezuela, who have
,sed their influence 10 order 70 obtain the restitution
Of General Flores property oonscated after the conven-
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BOLIVIA.

In this republic the President. Dr. Lnares, still CONT
nued adopt rigorous to check the various
evolutionary movements. The press has boon sieuccd,
aud person, either publicly in private, allowed
to express opinion the of the government The
arrival OF General Bezu anxously looked for by the
party opposed to the present government
Considerable attention had been attracted TO the gold
whpgs OF Tpuaui and two companies had been formed
In La Psz for the purposes OF exploring the mines.
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News from Oreyon.

We have dates from Portland TO the 5th of May.
A, Port 0rord the people great CONSERVATION,
on the 9th ns account Of report that five hundred
lnd'sns hal broken from the Reservation, and Conse-
Quentiy they were momeutary expecting attack The
misers ana ranchmen coming In from all parts OF
the surrounding country and determined to give them
warm reception
The Ino,aus at the Dalles have again commenced to
MURDER rob aud plumber the inhabitants Ii is said that
swo men who were on the way 10 the mines had been
murdered by Kamakn's band OF Indians Col. Steptoe,
at the latest dates have from Walla Waa, the
point OF starting with detachment Of United States
troops IN pursuit of the murderers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-02

THE GAIETT-SO great is the popularity Of Mr..
MURDOCH as an actor, that not even the extreme
cold Of yesternight could prevent large and fash
ion sble audience, and among them many ladies,
from turning out to welcome him. Mr.. N. is an
established favorite in Nashville and always draws
He played BsaedicE in Much ado Ab0u Nothing,
Mrs. CRISP supporting him in her usual excellent
style &c Beatrice The cast was a very good one
throughout, and the performance all that could have
been desired. The lighthearted, gay and gladstone
predominant in the character Of BsneaicE, and as
such, it is admirably adapted TO Mr.. MURDoCH's
style Of acting. Ii was rendered capItsuy-so was
Beatrice. We have not time to add more
Tonight Mr.. MURDOCH appears as Don Fslir in
the comedy Of TIE Wonder. Those who desire to
see great actor in some Of his favsrite characters
should improve this opportunity as the engagement
is limited to the present week.
In another place may be found the managers
announcement Of stars engaged for the Gaisty. MI
CRIsP is sparing neither pains nor expense to ele-
vate the tone Of our theatre and make it place Of
rational refined enjoyment, and such as shall de-
serve the patronage Of intelligent and diserimi-
mating public.
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BRAGG'S ARCTIC LINImENT.

This ucumpGranl- Eminent, upon HlgB Cha crest Har
o. me GuleLad % al lands nov rely fr r1s fr8m lrg
plngs 0i hhs umsEs1i Neuralgia Govt L-l 1s Cancer
scfiula, Apr4Es Bruises buELa. and ualrs
diseases u rlpld So }ers3dI1g nh s-t.l pre- raa TIE
PTupHsLof- give l0r me encourages sufferers the a
i9"laE meIOrandum % Low OF Inc wonderful srss
"a Dy &c during me past eT months. EeulI-1as from tr
Pafies named are m me possession Of s p-1Hrsrs bus
Lnelr leus N PrsclQles lBe publ cation of all Jew
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Paraf6ne Camel Coal Oils
For LUbricating Machinery.

lie Scotland the Camel CosOHs have been very svors.
by Known and extensively used in The place Of sperm for
the last lew yeaTE. Oils OF similar nature and quality
nov being made By the Union Coal Company and
are very highly ued wherever Known This Oil has the
same weghl and will bear The temperature, when
winter strained The best spsrm and is fully equal 10 it
az LubeaG having been subj Ceed The tests
upon both heavy and light machinery and given
isacton This Oh peculiarly adapted Railroads. Cot
on sPndles, Machine Shops, and ali machinery where
fine OIL is reqgr d. lis mere economical thRn ordinary
Oils il is sold al about the price, and hall the
quantity viii DO equal amount Of fabrication, and do It
better
This Oh being entirely without gum, should be used 10
the same manner The daess sperm The openings orthe
cans feeders used for ordinary Oils should be
reduced, Otherwise the oil will be wasted
these Oils will be furnished 10 dealers al the factory pr
adding freight Insurance. and exchange; and all Oils
sold by this company fully guaranteed as Represented
Per sae by EWin PendleOn Co., Of ihis city Agent
or the Union Coal and OIL Company, Msysylle, Ky.
We call public attention TO the following certificates Of
gentlemen kuOWn here and elsewhere.
EWIN, PENDLETON d CO.,
Agents, Nashville.
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enclose the money 20 our address for ha Tickets order
D. the receipt 0t which thsy will be forwarded Dy first
mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending IN any fg
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The LisI OF Drawn Numbers aud Prizes will be t5
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~ Remember tha' every Prizeis drawn, and payable
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Prof. ITnsteII,n Electric OIL.

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