The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-06-30

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Texas Items.
Immiarants.-Twoh hundred and sixty
Germans arrived at Galveston on the
25th.
Indian Depredations.-The Indians
have recently been committing their
denredations on the Rio and Leona:
Several gentlemen had lost nearly all
their stock. One person lost one hun
drea head of fine stock. His rancho
was attacked on Sunday, the 10Th. by
n nartv of nine Indians, and Mexican
living there was taken prisoner by
them. He contrived to jump from ms
horse and got into the chapparel'-
While escaping, he was shot seven tunes
hv tho Indians. The Indians are sup
nosed to have taken nearly three nun
dred head of horses. A party OF TWEEN,
+v-fve citizens started in pursuit, ana
/ were only seven hours behind the IN,
dams. but it is feared the latter VIII
reach the Rio Grande before beng:
| overtaken.
The LEDGER, of the following day.
contains the annexed additional par
ticulars
! A friend writing us from Lareao' IN
der date the 18th inst, states that some
eight or ten days previous large party
of Indians was heard of and seen on
tho other side Of the Rio Grande pass,
> inc down the country. They Killed
several persons in Mexico and stole
/ many animals. They were Pursued1, o.
) the Mexicans but without effect. Inc
Ind;ans afterwards crossed to this side
Of the river. By the Brownsville mai
f of this week, the writer received letter
!. from Mr.. Henry Redmond, who resides
at Garlic, which stated that the lndlans
killed one man at Corilitas, one at Arr
Q yera and carried off boy, one at Com
st .tas. and six at San Antonio velgo
~ which makes nine persons killed VI
4L;s edo of the river and boy made
captive. +he neonI
< are terribly frightened, and ii anotne
y marty of Indians make their appearanlss
ly soon, they can pitch their tents III III
N corn fields, and eat watermelons ull
molested, so far as the people are con
cerned.
N Railroads-1he Austin and Breaha'
w Road.--We clip the following from III
er Austin Gazette of the 23d:
On During the past week, the great woi
r. of western Texas has been commence
'.e We NAV now look forward to certa
IN connection with Houston and wlth NE
he Orleans, and the whole South III u
ay next two years. 1t is the intention
~. the company to go immediately TO wo,
and complete twenty-five miles III ii
'%' next eighteen months. we unoersta'
IN. that there is more than sufficient alrea'
ed subscribed to grade the whole dlstan
r between BRENNAN and Austin.
,an Houston Central.-A. Groespe'
Eso President of the Central Rallros
aal1ed at our sanctum on Monday la
fon ad from him we learned thst the
leo CENTS of that prosperous road arc al
red menting at an extraordinary rate: L
several months theyhaye doubled
co, receipts of the past year, with o.
about twenty miles of road extended
;n, A7my Moven'ents.-The San Ant0
Ledger of the 22d says:
We understand that Head-Quart
of the 9Th Infantry are to be remo'
PHI to this city ; Col. Sewel III comma
dav The Head Quarters OF the ISL in1a Il
~ are ordered from Camp verde TO I
per- Chadbourne; Lieut.. Col. Mor .1fas, y
first take command. We undersfa1aa
to- Can't. King will be relieved from q
,ava here by Captain Jordan, who is ab
law 70 come to San Antonio with a comp
of the 9Th infantry.
lity, W., p;+man. the murderer of
the Rowe, was hung on the 9th INST.
'ven Sherman.
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