New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-17

From tue Sun Antonio Texan Of the 9th inst, We
extract the following
\ NE were favored with a visit, this forenoon,
i from Capt Henry, who arrived in town from the
/ Rio Efande last night. We were glad to see him
looking WELL although suffering u little from bull
iet wound in the leg, received iii the late fight with
| Cortaas. The ball has not yet been extracted.
4 Capt. Henry IL OF opinion that the Rio GFandes
troubles are far from being ended, that II viii take
I at least SIX months 10 stop them. Although the
defeat of Cogtinas was complete and effecual, yet
the survivors Of his force, being divided into small
parties. carry an d sort of guerrilla warfare, and
/ are even more 70 be. dreaded than formerly. Be-
fore the defeat, when they were concentrated, It
4 was known where 70 find item but now they are
scattered III a directions, Fob1ing and destroying
/ the ranches and doing I'LL the mischief they can.
Since Tile fight they have killed one American and
Il plHnacGed several ranches. Formerly they left
i Mexican property Hlaisturbea9 nov, they make
no distinctions American Mexican, It ii all the
4 came to Them
Il Shortly before Capt. Henry left Rio Grande City
an organization OF the llrst hattailian of Texas
Rangers, Consisting at present of two eolRaaies3
took place. The following gentlemen compose the
staif: Vim. g. Tobia. Major: Colin d. MeRae
4 Ad}ntantG General: Jardhle, Surgeon; Gombe, As
sisfanf Surgeon.
II Peter TnHllinseii ii Captain, and hfessrs lamp
! ton and Rogers are respectively First and Second
4 iaeassanants Of Company e We did not learn
L 4 who was elected Third Lieutenant.
j !. " company sB, John Littetonis Captain, and
fisst, Second and Third Iieatenants
si II MAS thought THAT the reason WHY Cant Tabin
I'll was elected 20 TIE Majority over Capt Ford was
that the latter Instead Of ordering the eleefinn ii
olieets Immediately on his arrival deferred doing
Oh " until after the fight he himself meanwhile AZ
on Stunning command oil the different comnanfas =
Hangers then in the feld, and that the mar, Frar,
IN consequence dissatisfied. Captain Henry win
ggeat mOdesiy says exceedingly little ef lii ~
it'll services but passes the highest eulos;s,ms an q
~ the officers and regulars and rangers@-sF
gagged in anelling the disturbances.
After the organization, the other companies
cd rangers, not Included in the battalion were i;
ON handed.
H., Captain Henry ii the bearer Of dispatches fro
- MINOR Tuhin 20 the Governor giving o. ne are
formed, a full and particular account ef the nre
ION elft state Of matters on the Rio Granae.
ii SHOCKING ERIaE.-The Panama Star Of the
has the following
on Monday last, l2GtIl1 a little girl between
tp and seven years old, the daughter af Pedro Lol
ATT and Maria Mo Key. left her school In Santa
and went To meet her mother who WIS wash
neal. the Chofillo, beyond the s9a,ttio,t Moth
TED further was heard OF her until Tuesday afternu
ity ,yhca. her dead body was found by man who Y
led out shooting IN place called 1T ea1a dc la Pan
IN and with Tie throat bearing marks Of her hay
cd been strangEed, one eye out, an arm broken
y the 1eTsota brnfally violated No cie has yet bs
the found 10 tho perpetafor Of this horrible outra
Two hut il ii 10 hA hoped that be will be discovered
Ann severely punished for the horrible outrage Of VIII
!, ! he has been guilty. Two parties have been
= rested Oh suspicion and are now in the car
~ awaiting The Judicial investigation. From Whai
itch have been able to learn. there il no evidence
Their convict 1ileia o. being parties 70 the crime.
oaa, freqnenter Of public dinners complains Of