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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-05

Democratic County Ticket.

State Senate:
THOMAS NJ. KHY, City;
GEO. W. HOLMES, Spencer Tp,;
E.A. FERGUSON, Green Tp.
House Of Represe ntatives:
WIN. J. FLAGG, City;
JOHN SCHIFF, Delhi Tp.;
JOSEPH JONAS, City;
PATRICK ROGERS, City;
j. +. WRIGHT, Springfield Tp.;
DR.. VIM. JONES, Sycamore Tp,;
VIM. 8. JESUP, Harrison TIP.
Board Of Equalization:
DR.. j. L. VATTIER, City;
ISRAEL BROWN, Sycamore Tp.;
J. DAN JONES, Columbia TIP.
County Treasurer:
DIR. r. D. CR00KsHANK, Green Tp.
Judge Of Court Common Pleas:
ISAAC O. COLLINS, City.
County Commissioner:
JOHN N. RIDGWAY, City.
Director Of Infirmary:
SAMUEL BE VN, Green Tp. ''
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From the Coast of Afica.

s.l. .,.sa.. .-..rz..l BosToN, October A.
The bark Hazard, which arrived at this port
to-day from the coast Of Afrioa, reports having
been fred into on the coast by the British war
steamer Pluto. The 0. s. sIoop of war Vim
cennes was at Loando on 14th August. All
we'll. .,,.,....
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River News.

..s4 PIrTsBuRa, October 4.
River four feet three inches by tho pier-mark
and falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, October 4-P. M.
River falling slowly, with four feet eight
inches in the canal, and two feet ton inches
on the falls. ~
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Naval.

.9r aL O. 0 New YORK, October T.
The u s. brig Perry was at Montovoido on
the 10th ult. All we'll. IN .......r
" PENSACOLA, FLA, October 4.
There are some hopes of saving the United
States steamer Fulton. ,,,-c gr~ ..
The first case Of fever was reported here
to-day.
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Sentenced for Life.

..... .a,s.. ..r MADISON, IND, October 4.
Lanoeskes, who killed Hollis last March, in
street affray, was sentenced to-day to i'm
prisonment for life, .
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Central America and California Mails.

I'I4IT 7" '7T NEW YORK, October 4.
1t has been decided by the Postmaster Gem
eral that all the foreign mails for Aspinwall,
Panama, Central America, go, are to be sent
by the Vanderbilt steamer Northern Light, to
leave on the 9th inst. from New York. n ..
The matter Of the California mails IL still
unsettled. Et I.u p-
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Opposition County Ticket.

For Judge Of the Court of Common Pleas:
VIM III. DIXON.
For Director Of County lnfrmary:
Il l.. MUCHM0RE.
For Members Of the State Board Of Equalization,
JOHN Y. T0RnENCE, ''lN
SAMUEL D. KEYS, t'
0.C. HAYS. -f ''N
For Treasurer: rnF
ROBERT HEDGEn '.
For County Commissioner:
JOS. 8. ROSS.
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Opposition Meetings will be held at
.lsu. ,i the following places; ~, ,r
WEDNESDAY EvENING-October 8. g.,
At Pleasant Ridge, Columbia Township-R. B.
Hayes Garrard, Hedger aud Others; B, From, in
German. tnl ,naiit aru .u .''t-'. .Iou
At Reading Messrs. Eggleston, Burrowes, Coch.
ran, hos, aud by ilessrs jacob and Tafe, In Ger.
man.
: Californian. H. milestone, e. 8. Lippstt, Dr.
Davis, Terrence and o hers. ''' ,o''' -0 -...
Martins Mills, near Clevs.--Br. Newton, Dr.
Trueman, Peter ziHn, unc,e Joe Roas and Invisible
Green. . T0
New Hayen.Dt Leonard, J. A. Gurley, John ".
Caldwell and Ciey. f.'' 'N7 !'F
THURSDAY October6.
Clifton at head Of Vine street. DR.. W. D. Davis,
James Elliott, and iu German by Tafel and Garrard
Walnut Hills, at Junction IF Madison and Mont.
others. II. l. 'l - tluI;l f0.l =
Armstrong Meeting House, at Indian Hill-.Tor.
renee, Easleston, Muchmore and others.
Wineburg, Anderson Township -Messrs Jacob
and others, In German, .,.|, -
, Dent; Green Township, j. A; Gnrley, Leonard and
q. ". Dunlap By order Of Comm ttee. q"
JOSEPH cox, Chairman Opp Com.
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LIGHT IN THE FAR WEST!

NJ RoBT NE, jr.j " co.., NO. $50
LNho West Fifth-strest, between Smith 4 john,
.pep constantly on hand the hest article tOAL
III, and LAMPS Of the most improved pat trns,
particularly adapted 10 burning the same, sspsQaw
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Opposition State Ticket.

For State Senator's . ..-.-..
81 ~ W. 8, BURROwES, ....|
,.., W. L. LEONARD, .,.rs,.F
BENJAMIN EGGLEST0N. ~
For State Representatives; a.., RI
.,,. DR.. WIN. B. DAVIS, -'
r- GUSTAVE TAFEL, -..,
7,.. W. @. ORIPPEN, ~. ,...I.'r .
~. JEPTHA GARRARD, .....
f..- .-.. JOHN NJ. COCHRAN, ok
.,--. WIN. FLoRO,
, JOSEPH CILLEY. sepsr
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DIR. ROBACK,S SCAN.
gt1S D,NAvIAN Blood Pills and Blood Puri-
her are positive cure for Dyspepsia 10 proved by
numerous testimonials In the Doctors possession,
Ehich can be examined at bis office, No. East
Fonrth-street, by any one at any time. .ocl-am
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sie1%~ LADIES' SHELL TUCK
80 o0MBS.-Ju.t received, further supplyof
entirely new patterns by -, n,,,,ur, ~,
sep2S-N .E+f. ifIa No. 81 West Fourth street
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-10-13
SHE3IFF'S SALE.

BY virtue o. Commission issued from the
Marshall Com Pleas court. and to me- directed. ]
will offer for sale. the law directs, at the court
house door, in the town OF Plymouth. county of
Marshall. and Stue of Indian, on the 9th day OF
October, $50, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock
4 m. and O'Clock m OF said day. the rents and
profits for a term MT exceeding seven wears. OF
the following real estate, in said VI rshal County
State OF Indiana. to-wit:
The north half OF section number FIVE Isl in
township number thirty four north Of range num-
her east. in Marshall comfy. lndiani contain
ing .hree hundred AMI twenty acres, with the ten
ements. Improvements, privileges and appdr;fnar-
ccs belonging and appertainin:,. To be sold with
out regard TO valution aud appr,iSmen laws to
satisfy the demands OF sud 'mm sSon, costs and
acclring costs. against w Illiim Meakin and in IA
vur of imbert Knott AMI others.
Ii siich rents and profits viii not sell for sum
sufficient to satisfy said Judgment, interest, costs
and accruing costs, | will ut tli same time and
place offer for sale the fee simple in and for said
real estate, or so much thereof rs may be neccssa-
~ TO satisfy said deminis.
IN BARNARD, Sheriff
oct G Qt~e9 m
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-10-13

4
There is known to exist m hay,i party
10 favor of Soulouque. Having been the
officials OF the Tx Emperor. bis despolisu,
WIS Of course service b CIV TO thei-peca-
-nisry plospec.s. aud lhey joined win a par
! } OF dissatisfied repubiicans--mcn VINO.
though they took part In the overthrow %
aiodque. are Jet nos content with TIE
frsessns yovernmout--in a pIot which had
for It's scope the assasslnailos Of President
| Gefrard and the establishments vi new
rules. Ii does not appear that The res,ora-
ton Of Souioque WAS The object. but the
revolutiouists rather sought. 10y killing the
President. 10 take advantage vi the state
anarchy into which srtch a catastrophe
would throw the county. We translate
from the Revue dc Commence OF September
10 the following account Of The alIemp ed
assassination:
The conspiracy for tho overthrow Of the
res,orer of the republic was, without doubt,
previously formed plot, aud the horrible
attempt was only the result of it. But the
crime Tar from IIiumphin,;, has completely
failed
Last Saturday the people were tranquil.
and no cloud appeared 10 t,ouble our polit-
zeal horizon. Suddenly. abou OH . clock.
a rumor was circulated that the General
Propheie had been detected at The head Of
a conspiracy against the government. and
that he Was TO &C Immediately taken To u
vessel. To De sent off In exile This was
speedily done. All the citizens held them
slaves on guard. ready TO defen the chiet
who presides over the dssiinies Of their
country.
4. about seyev o'clock doubls de; ons.
li,n WAS heard near the 81. Joseph's gate.
and spon after another from the opposite
side. Suddenly every heart was 6lleI with
Indignation; IN every quarter IL was rumor,
ed that the dauy hler of The President had
just been ass,ssinaled. Such an a.rocious
crime could scarcely be believed 10 nave Ia.
ken place. Every one armed himself. has
tened, aud siw. 10 lie shame Of humant,
that there existed. an'! exis.s yet. in the
heart Ut the city wfelrh. a monster. fero-
eious enough To immoiaie yodn, female
to pilyingiy assassina;e The inoifensive
daughter oi him vino had made So many
sac Iiices 10 give liberty TO the Hayden
people
This fri5hlful crime was executed by
this Internal combination Of cpuspil at'rs.
In assaSSInaling the dauyh ,er they thought
that the distracted father would have has
tened To the bloody SCENE, and tn y had
arran, gel on the way. from
which they woald lire at The President rs
he hurried by. and then the Villains would
have had full power to seize the capiIal aud
ensanguine the whole country. Bul. h ,p-
PLY. there were with the President ia the
palace friends who would not permit him
to leave ta
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-10-13
ShprjG,s Sale.

By virtilrc ola Commission to ME irected from
the Clerk of MARSHALL Coma Pleas court. will offer
for SHE as the law directs. 1t the court House dor
in the TO n OF Plymouth Marshall County Indiana
on SATURDAY the 9th day of October 1919. between
the hour OF ID ociocl1a a. m. and O'Clock p. of
said day. the rents and profits for seven years OF
the following described real estate situate in Mar
sliill comfy Inlana. lo-wit:
The undivided one fou~th part OF the west half
OF the south west quarter OF section -iglIteen in
Township thirty two. rOrth OF Range four (4)
east, except forty acres heretofore decided to John
Series, out of the south west part of siid tract;
also except ali that part of mid tract lying north
the Tppecinop River. but the lot on which the
III 1pecanoe Mills now stand, which mill lot is ex-
pressiy included in this mcrtS ,ge, AMI is bounded
AS follows, to-wit:. On the north by the ont town
lots in Tippecanoe Town, formerly owned by G..
w Clark, A. ]. Hall and Michael Kes'ef. and oil
the west by the lot. formerly owned by Jesse
Roberts. and extending down said River on the
south side Of SAID Jesse Roberto lots, parallel with
the east line OF .he plat of Tippecanoe Town, all
of which cont Tins sixty acres more les. and
known as the .sIippecanoc N u Property" with all
the tenements. privileges, appnricnanees, aud wa'
err privilege pertaining or i'll any wise belon-n. TO
said mill property, or so much may be necessary
to satisfy iu1 sment on force osnrc of mortgage on
sad. premises, in favor of Sil,s Tbbits AMI
against c .lehS. Furgirson Sad real estate to
be sold without regard to valuation or appriisreut
laws.
lf such rents and profits wifi not sell for sum
sufficient to satisfy said judgment, in crest cast,
and acsrung costs, will at the same time and place
oftr for sale the fee simple in and for said real
estate. orso much thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy said denrsnds. ~ 0lva =
rs - x. st.LvvO. NJ BARNAR D, Sh eff
oct 6--St3S4 80
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-10-13
The AURORA RoRAAL1s IN EsaLAN--Th

The AURORA BoRAAL1s IN ENGLAN.--Th
following description of the rururi bo-
reals Is from he London Daily -Neus Of
Aug 20. II will be remembered that the
III ,htof the 90 h and 90 h was the date
Of The most brilliant display seen here:
Early this morning he'weon twelve and
one. most brilliant display If the above
phenomenon was observed. extending from
The western heisphere to the northwest.
north and northeast. and reaching to he
zenith. The appearance in the west was
that of a large fire. bn, in the north and
northeast ii was of violet color. and fash
es of light Of the same color DARED along
he heavens with great brilliancy. This
b4auiilsl display lasted for abou' an hour.
and then gradually died awav leaving "a
serene and included aulumnal sky.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-10-13

(, Ind an Oa5rs ges in TeZas.
The L.Jiaas conti u. ihei, ,irpred,
tiops upon the frontiers of Texas. rot only
fin The northwest. but in The southeast
along the Rio Grande. A party ffum the
OTHER size OF that river a;ackr.d Three or
ioar Insulated families living about thirty
Eve miles from Eigle Pass. a few days
'a.,v, and e5mmided the most liorlibe onl.
raSrs and murders The who'e savage
band rarished Mrs. Huner aud her Two
daughters. one six and the other nine
years Of age. aud hen beat oul their brains
They murdered Mr. Worman,. who was
~ work in his fie d. and carried away his
wife aud her infant, yet the cowardly dew
lis were afraid 10 attack another man of
the settlement. Mr.. Lsfferry, who. shell
tered his family in a ravine and stood over
hem wi double narreled shoi-gun.--
One Of the Indians, more daring than the
others, crppt tothe mouth of the ravirie
near enough to slightly wound Mr.. L. with
arrows. AID was himself wounded bv a
SHOT from Latferry's gun. A small party
and pursued the marau leri near
~ to the Rio Grande. Where they had
Slapped for dinner. they had amused them.
selves by numbering Mrs Worman's in
fant. probably before her eyes. It. was
found lying in hole by the side of brook
face downwarls in the mud and water,
with stone across it's back. In late pa
per from San Antonio. | see il stared thai,
instead of ut onro making good their es-
cape into Mexico. these Indians returned
next day and danced and rioted about the
scenes Of their outrages. and that a parir
was then sent in pursuit. draining from
the Cummandante (ar Piedras Negras I
suppose written permission tn follow them
into MEXICAN territory. About forty we'll
armed men were upon ;he trail. and should
they carry the chase int" Mexico. they will
in all probability, be resisted by a mix"d
force of Mexicans and Indiins. AS was once
before the case on similar occa i'm
81. Louis Rep.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-10-13
aorriblo BLrOaris n in tho
MAruu6SaS islands.

Captain Brown. of the Morning Star.
furnishes 10 The Honolulu Advertiser some
information as To The Hlardsrous doings OF
the natives ia the Islands Of The Mar.
quesa. group. He says:
We ANCHORED Oh the 4.h of June. and
found he people of Fasuhiva. as usual. AT
war-that Is bulcherins each other /
think the natives OF This Island the worst
of the group. They are great warriors
when they can iind their Victims asleep.
About the lime Of our arrival, III. warriors
OF Ocmoa made descent upon Harasavi,
three miles distan,, jusl bef,re day. AMI
althou sh tile ;ss>Ailan,s numbered eIsh,y,
they ,enture,l to attack bu, n sin.l uvuse
Lis ininates rushing out. only - o. shot
down. Two men and Two women fell.
aud thsir severed heads were carried OF in
triumph. A child. Two years old. wa, ia
ken from the arms Of lis murdered father,
who was enIeavoriny 10 escape wi.h IL
The mo,her made her escape. and begged
Ia vain for her. child. |: was ,aken To
Ocmoa. cruelty tortured. anI finaIly siraa-
glel ,and given. as some OF themselves said.
TO The devil. 10 propi-iale him and gain
his favor AMI assistance in ba.ile.
A chief slrulled about the beach and
claimed The honor Of having Killed a NO
man. whose heal our pepplo saw sailed
down in sub. He came Oh board aul
askel me for fiinis. said. No: il | give
you fi'nts. you will use them to shoot wo
men," He finally said he would shoot ON
ly men. asked him if could visit th,
toJu ground. whers they ial placed the
il,Is dead girl. He sail they had ;. got
up there, meaning god; that no one vii,
ae wi h woman could be allowed To yis
i. the place. which is beautiful cocoanu
grove, upon hill quite near the. anchor
age. and from which The fruit i, never Ia
/ ken.
At Hivava. Cipiain Brown found tn
missionaries all very we'll. but anxious.
awaiting Inc arrival # Tie packet. Wars
qua rels. murders and cauibaism sil
aDnIni throu , hout the group; Yet sucn i
he power of religion. ih.,I the houses an,
persons 81 he m'ssi ma les are respecle,
bs all classes of the ia ives.
Civil war con iaues o prevail AS form
ely among the petty rival chiefs.
The French have with lrawn all thei
forces aud officers from tie Mar,lnesa~
I~asins only fla flying in one If the Is
lands. One or NV" priests alse RENAL
there. but otherwise lc signs Of Frenc
au hori Y remain
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-10-13
Gold Chains, Fine Silverware,
Jewelry, etc. 5d
Tickets limited to 10000!
Whole Number of Prizes 1000!
SINGLE TICKET s....... oNEOoLLAR.
To be draun at Cincinnati. Monday, o.
to5cr lOth, 1859.

would respectfully call the attention. of the pnb-
lie to nv FIFTY SIXTH GRAND GIFT EN-.
TERPKlSE, which will be drawn at Cincinnati, ,
OHIO, Monday. October 10Th, III the presence OF all
the ticket holders who choose TO attend. The price
OF tickets i'll this distribution is dolla.-each
ticket holder having chance to draw Il fin horse,
buggy anu silver mounted harness, cor1plet down
to tue whip in the socket, and ready to jump III and
drive oil 1T Il moments notice. Every ticKe hold,
erh,s also 4 ca tnce to draw an eighty 1cre Lind
warrant, Ell ,blnig him also to possess himself on Il
sides there two hundred and fifty prizes III gold
ranging from - 81 to 500 EACH There are also
two hundred AM twenty five gold and silver lever
hunting watches, i'll the scheme, all warranted ac-
curlte time keepers, AMI worth from Sd to S29J
each.
There are also two sewing m t:liines of the very
est patent worth SO AL ID, tle use OF waicl
TOD any ftmiy Gull scarcely be over-estim tie
and which would always find ready sale should
they be drawn by am person who did not II cd
them sor his OWE. use.
The table an the teaspoons OF pure English sill
yer the sumo that awe pat INTO my schemes
heretofore, and with wach no fault has peen
found, they being the very best quIlity mAnuiac-
tured. The plated ware Is Sennle double plate,
anu not merely washed, as Is the care with much
OF the Ware offered as plated. 1t viii Last ar or
binary life time.
The variety of Ornamental jewerv embraces
nearly every thing for ladies', gentle men S and chill
dren's wear--conSistlng of gold iockets, breast
pins and earrings of Coral trnct, Cameo, md
plain gold; studs, sleeve buttons, rings, pens ana
pencils at several prices: with tide gold vest ami
guard chains for ladies' and genllemen--thcsc are
all ol the latest 'tyl"s, by the best III nuflcturcrs,
ana of the best quality to be had for the price.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-10-13
INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS.

Agents selling l51 tickets, or upward, will be
supplied at 80 cents per ticket, and Will, in addi-
ton, receive premium of 10 per cent in gold;
.-ents who sell lees than that number and over 25,
will be supplied atthc same rate. and, in addition,
reee,,. premium in icweIry at the rate of Sc, so
for each rs ,i.. It's zcl Thus, an agent selling
% tictcts RENTS ME ~ dolls and Is then entitled
to fine gold pcn silver cxiv.H sion, 600 rile' OF
other article wor'h $50: AGENT seIi' % tic~es
gets an article worth dolls; one selling o. tick
cts, an article worth dos.a so on. Premiums
may remain uutila watch or ether valuable can be
obtained.
Single tickets. 81; six tickets, s.; twelve tickets.
$40; TWENTY-FIVE tickets. 81; and in the latter pro-
portion (eghty cents ptr ticket for all large quar-
tit.s.
All orders must be addressed to !. D Sine, Box
10. Cincinnati, Q.
All responsible persons ordering tickets viii he
supplied By ordering as aboYc--.he money TO be
seat when the tickets are sold. (tpr2l-9l
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-10-13

EXTENSIVE FELESRAPH, ESrERPRI~E--
LINE, T, CALIFoRSIA AND SALT LAKE -
Con rartS have been cxe.u ed u this I'll y
BY the Western u ,i,n Telegraph c.. ,h,-
Missouri River Telegraph c.. and the
Miss,ui. K.ns,s aud U sh Telegraph CO..
by which he former company have he
come h.. controllers of all the teie graph
Inns wee. o. St. Lo iis,@nl arransem- hts are
now il p'o,ress anI ample means owl
dcd To extend The lines of the two latter
companies under the general superin an |
anct. of Charles NJ. s ebbins. Esq. from
S. Louis To F. Smi b. 5JU Mills o., the
rou,e Of the .ButerfielI overland mai. and
from ST l. ,uis 10, A Gibson aud U sh--
The latter is now in -ucrrssful opera I'm =
distance of about $40 miles west Of S
LOUIS, and the line to Calf 'rnil via Fort
Smi h. is in good working order. alb tut
so miles west Of ST. Louis. By The lat
ter lin. which will soon open another s4c-
ton Of about so miles. the Associated
Pres. will receive very full reports Of Cal
ifornia news three or four DAYS in advance
of the arrival If the overland mail At S..
L,nis; and within he mex; few m >n,hs il
may BE- reasonably an,icip,iei tina, the
Csliforni. AMI Uiah lins will bro,meI tn.
most important sources ofexei ing public
inselligencs. d. Jour Of Commerce.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-10-13
HohalnLE Drsrn The Baaalo Rrpub


ilcan Says .i.al oh "Wednesday aii-rioon
One OF he mes Il rs0ie A,ciaes,.s se acre
ever called onto chronicle. happened AT
Gilb-rl's sospfaclory, on Delsma'e street.
ne;sr-Baber. The name oftlie ~victiniS az
Nh Hugh HUXLEY. very respectable man.
foreman III the fac'ory. having faul:ly
cYnsis ing Of a wife ana five chiitiieu. rDu-
ring the al erhoon t,ne OF the woi kmrn in
IT, factory, when passing one Of he large
watts. in which I've WIS boiling, observed a
man family struggling in The bubbling Iiq-
uiI. AID giving the alarm, the BODY wnich
was discovered 10 be that OF Mr.. Hurley.
was drawn. out, his flesh .fairly boiled!
tie opened his eyes AS he was lai down,
gave one gnash and groan. and Instantly
expired.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-10-13
LATEST NEWS BY DAILY PAPERS S
disappointed

NEW ORLEANS. Oct IL.
The town of Brownsville. Texas. has
been attacked by twenly.eisht guerillas
and five OF the ci zans killed. Tie Jail
WAS broken open, and all the prisoners sci
at liberty. The excl ement was intense
The Mexicans had sent aid from Metamo.
ras. The guerriIlas were headed by Car
tenas. who shot the sheriff Of Brownsville
last July in attempting To arrest him. A
party Of horsemen. une hundred rons,
rode Tito he CIV and posted senlines.--
Gen. Carvajil and others arrived from Mat
aInora-. and persuaded the outlaws Ia leave.
F CT Brown has been sarrisoned BIZ Mex
io..n lro. ps from Ma smoras. aud The cit
liens have formed patrol Tne outlaws
were enc>mped near the city. two hundred
strong The M-xicin General had visited
the camp. and obtained promise from
them MOTTO modest the town again. The
citizens still expect an attack, as he out
lau boosted that here were r,ore on the
lisa to b.. killed An express had been sem
to San Antonio for troops TIE Browns.
vile Flag thanks the mill AIRY an.l civil au
tholi Ia OF Ma'amoras ard bIane- The
governments for leaving them defrn:eless.
The Sheriff and pps-e came down +" Point
Isabel with the 4 -,m..r Arriznna's mail!
The cause Of the .iifiral V was revenge
sought BY CarIena- Tor alleged iajugirs.
The ci liens mos ly Ill to Ms.am-r.,s.
Arrival of Ghe Santa &c Nail
S. Louis Oct. ID,
The Santa Fe mail of the l8h ult reach
ed Independence this morning. M-ssrs
o ero. Porter AMI Cren-haw ar,ivoi.--
They confirmed The reported attack on The
mail party. The lndi aus took all The mu.
les. provisions al cI?lhing. bu, di not
molest tire mail which WA, aiken foi ward
by the neat Out goiag party The inc,nn
Ing party found the dead bodies of foul
men. supposed PIKE s Peak4rs, two days
subsequ..nt To the attack on the outward
bound mail.
The deten ion of the incoming party was
owing To their waiiug tor an OK train b..
hind hem. havim, b ZEN apor's. fthe diff
ficul ies ahead by Mexiran The com
hine s!ren.t, Of he iwo trails prob,bIy
prevented ano,hcr Jack A company o
cavalry has been ordered Ia march, i,nn-
dialely from F.. Riley torhas ise the lndi
ans