New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

General Court Martial convened at Albuquerque
On tie LIT Of March for the trial of delinquent officers
ard men. The members of the Court we're: Pres-
dspt-Iieut Col. Dickson j. Miles; Judge Advo-
yocate- Lieut.. Roger Jones; Leut.-Col. Reeves;
Nsors Homee Slmonson and Ruff; Captains
Sykes, Walker, MoTis Duncan, Trevltt Schroeder
and Lieutenant Wood.
II is now confidently announced as the decision OF
Ger. Twiggs, to retain the headquarters OF the De
paytment Of Texas at Sau Antonio, az heretofore.
TIE Santa F6 Gazette says Lieut.. Lazele Of the
For Bliss command, with thirty moustsd rf'emen,
rursusd party Of Indians who had stolen oxen from
the vicinity Of San EizarO in Texas for seven days
xbsn be came upon them. The Indians numbered
s;rty and after a severe conflict the troops were
forced To retreat from the mountains with loss Of
three killed and six wounded. OF the Indians nine
. were killed.
The Santa re Gazette ssys:
" Information has been received from Fort Bss to
The effect that Second Lieut.. Lazele SIN Infantry IN
command of thirty men of company " d. Regiment
M mounted riAemen pursued party Of Indians
sho had stolen some oxen snd mules from the vicinity
pf San EiizariO, Texas.
After following the trail for seven days, ne cane
upop toe Indians in Dog Canon. About midnight ne,
WITH y of bis men returned to the point WHERE he
had left the Indians hoping TO urprse them, bet on
ls arrival he found they were no longer there Eiry
If morning he COlUuNtu ulb uhiNA w N.''''Ai
and after progressing aoout mile found the inoans
f0 xhrrors strong VINO had been notified OF HIS Night
march ready 20 receive him. Lieut.. Lazeue lm
pedately attacked them, and very nara uEnt en-
sueJ which lasted u hours wnen he iound himself
nn,bIe with bic small force TO drive them from theli
roation IN the rocks above HIN, aud many OF bl'
men being disabled by wounds, he resolved to |ta
draw from the canon. I1e loIians PuIsueu niiI, ~
tbe mouth of the canon bat could not be Induced Ia
Lave the modrtain aud fight on the PLAN. ApOu'
ure-third Of them were armed with sohsi thc 49,
naipder with bows aud arrows.
g Iieut Iazele was himself severely wounded
barc sbot with rife ball through the lungs three
men az his command we're killed. and Six wounded
Tic Ioss Of the Indians was nine killed, wounded no'
&noxD. Tns hght occurred about the middle OF the
MONTH c
actively employed at present, arranged according I,
thsir loostioni
Uosr S9uApRov.- Stesmshp Roanoke sloops OF
War Savannah, Jamestosn, Saratoga ST. Louis
s,oreship Relief, in all vessels, 10 officers, l,3l
nen, l25 guns.
P,cIy,c SeUADRoN-Sesmfrigste MerrimAc an'
Savanna; s,oops.of war St. marys Vsnds'is, Dec'tur
and Cyane, in all vessels % officers l,o!l meO an
J22 guns.
ArRicAS SQuADRoN-Corvetts Cumberland. 's!oop
yucernes, Dale ordered home, aud Marion-i yes
s,ls. ~ officers, $50 men, 1862 guns
MED11KRRANEAN SQUADRoS- SteamfrEate Wa
bash, asd sloop.ol- var Mooedonian-95 officers, -
men and 50 guns.
PARAGUAr FLEEr-FIigstes Sabine and st. Law
renee, sloops Falmouth and Preble, briggs Banbrldge
Perry and Dolphin, steamers Fulton, Wa'er Witch
Harriet Lane Memphis Atlanta, Caledonia, Western
port, Southern S,ar, Metscomet, and NJ. ". ChsPin
ard storessps Soppy and Reesse-l9 vessels, @9J Of
Eoer, 9, $40 men, and lS3 guns.
EAST INDIA SQUADRoN-Stesmers Mississippi, Pow
tatsn, and sloop Germantown the MinEescta beint
bound houe)--3 vessels, &c officers, $50 men and 3
guns.
o. SPECIAL SERyIcE-Sesmer Brooklyn perma
nent storeships Independence, Mare Islsud Cal; a
kghauy, Baltimore; Princeton, Philadelphia War
zen, Mare Island; FredOnia, Valparaiso; North Caro-
lps, NeS-York, and Ptrn.yvAnis, y riok.