The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-31
xlonLy urHAssrrue non ARIZONA.
The Hous,os Telegraph derives q ssn'


ber - highly tnterceiing itc11o from NE
Min. r,,,..x ~, ,h, q,d ~ August
" WV ..
The L. y nfeD IN New MexEo se's ~
eompanic-, ~ n'oaeosi ana =" "
III havc been taIna prisoners and ton, Others afe
In the power OF ~ Sosthcrn losccs ics'"e >.
isau,ry and Iaounte1 s,lll at large Aooo,
half OF these arc n For ssswns"r. 'ra'e ard
Albuquerque and the remainder are SCATTERED al
dksren, pein,s hundred miles apart aud DIS
tan, from The Arizona frontier. \ Con"derA'e
t'rce ha. gone to attack Fo'is Wisr ADJ ua''
land. aud l lew weeks viii probselysho" eep-
iurc OF the whole force 81 the Department
In.r suPpMslc' ''''' ''' o''''' '''
Tie conaarui,al order. TO Major Lypdc from
the Commando, " the Department o. NeN wv.
ssee Of The pep,r,,n,r, hal bcsn ordered % the
States. Al the Arizona forts are to be aeI a.
"o eSJ' ps ~" eomnaoi oi Volunteers. The
government property was to be sold, care being
ken that nothing should "a" ny, mn .os r NAM
The garrison at For, FiNmo-c was to rpnain
long enough TO cover The withdrawal OF 'ne
n'"ls ,, hn ,he ,,'r.. ~ mach on, by ~sy Of
Fort. Craig and s,.aaton, prepared to rc''s' all
"'aess' .su...;,,, :. o-,,,r,,;,,
a co,auapy 6r G, SERVICE, 10 be csiled The
Arizona Rangers. They arc. bold, hardy, and
nnconqu'raoc, - =. co,..
me "'asSac'e' y, y" nm" l~'y =" ~.
springs was ony s'uf' mos' "'s ' '''.t.
~ hpPe"N nv in"'shs nuo""" ~ H.
n's' '"1'""" !" s.snPe"'"s 20, ri
"a" w. 'fe.', ~ ~ ~, ,a.r..,,s, N
nsi par! a.vAt'" ln.'' "''' nu ""n -, LII r,c
n'l,' "nc'e tD'. p"us mn 49, ,vn Sa,. An
n9n, apl'n W INV m. wv" "a, ...sd vi,h
ahou' 'h,s WAN w, sF"'" va" ~ u,,t,n
o'''''" p''i',S ,,iy IN 49, ',,..t,'' -
many sAr"s ~niVn ,""'" nav l'''"e'' .'.i
an 'hliah nan p"u,s l.ps "" III "a ,hs
m N" o'" "r el.yeo haIIs an 4, The horrors aud
suileriog which these men mast have undergone
hon Al, ,c,c sounded IN tho arms and sho,
through the head -Four Of the bodies we're
found within the wall one 10 trout Of 1t, and TWO
some 30 yards IN the roar
The uu'tcd states troops have aoan"one"
Western Arizona. DESTROYING Fort brcckenridse
and the stores az that poiul, a large shionnt OF
grain and provisions at Tucson mI'ls. together
"ith w H'''""its7f Wv
contents, and other properly amounting III me
aE,rrs',c 20 n" s .n.'''pp % ' ,"Ian n. 90.
~. 80 go A ,r,,...,,s ,pr,,,e. were the fo.
lowing.
MINOR Isaac I.yadc' commanding ,ap.'
, .HsdI n;,,.. W.. iIp W., pv,, Ia IIsrs
David Hancock. do. Edward J. Brooks, do. c.
X, Styors, do. a. II. flsacr. do, &. W.
Mcii"nv -'h 'aeu' - Ir", w. -" -
tFftsY, n ktlkiAnt SuIkVtu - " s'stNS wv ~
II. Alden
'hey han an o'rn PA'o'so' "''' WIN " ''"''
~ way OF oanm re-
Col Baylor has taken possession oil
Ar;xo,. !, tho r.mc and behalf Of the
'''"'"" :"
Confederate Statcs, aud estah''shed
tcmrorarv military government His
A.
course mas met '"o aPp'on"''on Vi '''
people Of the territory.
a sidney johnson arrived AZ "ess'''a
on the 3lst, from Los Angeles, California,
And intended starting IN few days for
e.. .,,,n,o o,d ,ro,, ,h.rcs ~ IN. ...,
~" ''. -, 50. - - " '''~ ~,
OF war IN virginia nc was "cconPa'
MED by 10 Californians, and tho follow
ing officers. who have thrown up their
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