New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29


the habit Of shooting down defsnsees and chil
dren merely out Of sport impress them the 'aee
Of carnage which they there learned they arc repesnsa
1.-THE telegraph states y at tho whole City Of st. Louis and
the adjoining country has been given over TO the consn1 OF
Of those csogs wrechesa Col Boerusiein alias C9l
These cowsdy end revolving must inevitably defest
THEW purposes is uncomfortable that American CT liens what
their political opinions submit unInoved 10 sueb
,er' as these They must krde the whole STATE to white
boat IL impossible TIA, they should have any 0thr.
effect, Men Americans must be less than men II they should
m sc ard expe the Sepoy Hesian, fom the to tht
tir win make hero Of syy citizen Of who
manhood lcit Ia hi, bosoul"
DEBroRs 10 UNITED STATES CREDIroRs-The fl-
lowing is the text Of the act this subject passed at
q last session Of the Confederate Congress:
An &c, authorize certain Debtors 90 Pay his Amounts due
Oy them ito ;he Tsgy Of iae 'iss,
IN be ied lea Sbe State.
Of Delaware Mar, and Kentucky and .sou and the District
ofCoeuo o. aud are hereby gohb Cd fom payns The s
tie esrS wsg-d by that Government against tho C9nfed
ersie sa'. any Of the yeboi!os S;tt' before named
by authorized TO pay the amount Of hi irdebtedues to the
an .ha receive from the Treasurer cersiheate c9unerssned
by us Rez ter showing the sDouu paid at on "ta account
SIC . sach crracate sal Lear Ike with the Orsi
ict and shall edesuabe at the close Of the war ana
"a, T.to alton Of pece in pecio Its equivalent on pteena
sro Az avs AID pafts Of law, initiating ag.in. TIL. act
President o! the Cougfess
Approved may a. 1861. JEFFERSON DAVIS
FRoN IRE RIO GRAsDE.-Tae Gaire'toa C'gihaa
saws: On may - company Of MeXicans from Texas
attached TO Col Fords force aud under immediate
command Of Capt. Deneyidos, with forty men OF his
company, attacked Corina, who was encamped about
one mile and half from Redmond rancho WIN
about seventy men, and ompleely routed him-Aiiilng
seven of his men and wonntng several aud cspersng
the lace he got great many horses saddles guns,
&c.
Coriina passed on the Doth about nine miles below,
and had Capt BeueydOb COM ieteiy ne mmed up IN
Redmond's house, hoping TO sarye hm onf, AID hiDg
on lin from time 20 time One Of Berevidos men
volunteered 70 take express through tie enemy to
Laredo and Lieut.. Caliagbsn started iroIa there at
o'clock p. M, ana arrived here at q clock next
morning. Tding 10 miles in IS hours, accompanied by
Don Bac'lio BsneylOa, and several clzers Il Laredo
With twenty men Of tho company, he met about Two
miles from here, Corinas advanced Ruaro, bat ran
through them completely dsrerslng theln they nav
ing left their hOrsCs saddles, and great many OF them
lett their guns. In five uinutes after arriving they
with Capt. Beneydos, went out to attack COrnh ana
tic lhoye the result. Cor "a escaped with about
ten men into Mexico, aud never stopped until lie Boi
about twelve miles beyond GdeIerfO.
TIE folio wing is an extract, dated Laredo, june 2
received at TIE Gairestoa CD,liaH Office just before
the yacht Dart efG and kindly banded to him for pub
licaiOn:
Captain Donaldsons Company, while ont scouting
between Roma and Cllrania on the I'm uit., We're
fired uron b. party Of Mexican from the Guerrero
lanks Of the Rio Gfande The Rangers returned the
fire, and killed notorious character ana leader OF
banditti, named Antonio Ochoa. The hexicans re-
treated beyond the range of the Texan rifles, when
Captain Donaldson quietly proceeded on Bis scout
Considerable excitement prevails both banks OF the
river. Redmonds is not safe unless under the pres
ercc of a company of men, Captain Don l5eheyidos
lett here to-day, June g with the remainder OF bic
com any, for R,dmonds Rancho, there TO rema for
the protection Of that section Of the river
We are forming n company of minue-men to-day for
horo PROJECTION, ard believe will be able 10 re-
rel anything that might present itself from the oppo-
tic banl. OF The Rio Bravo There were few. II any,
,or.s .f BY lie United States troops on their eyac-
atirg tie oct lerc, but very little powder or ball In
the ua aLue and there IL now no provision in the
comuiss4ry de, irtncut. All the guns formerly IN
tie fort were cmovcd t. Brownsville two years ago,
TExAs.-The GHire,t0a Cri'aH, OF the l4th inst,
has tie following:
Yesterday being the day sci apart by Precedent Da-
vie for flrtiug and prayer, very generally Oh
eoryeJ by onf citizens. The vasi)ds churches were
open for rel ions eXcrci.e, and The ceremonies were
ayplop late and opposing.
Dr.. Royal now on an extensive tour through the
interior OF Texas writes to The Cr9h that TIC Inast
crop Is more abundant thm ever before known, aud
thG tat por, will be abundant ard cheap. The State
il oyersiocked with IA beevcl. The grain crops IRE
args beyond pre,cdeut; and emgfanis 10 Texas tins
season ray rely upon finding provisions abundant and
NE IfSgcr mentors with "a i.faction tie appoint
nent Of the Hon T. j. Doyine of san Antonio as
Judge Of tire Confederate States Court lor the Western
Distrt OF Texas. The regular terms oil TIE Coutt
vii be held ~ Austin and Brownsville.
PrHaoykL.--Mr. Russell the accJ-,p lished CORE
spondent OF The L0Hd0H Times, ar. iyed a. jackson,
Mis.. few days ago, On visit 10 his kiB-naD, DR..
~. G. Russell. After eIef aolouIn a- we learn from
The M.siss3Di0,l Mr. Russell LEFT for the theAer Of
nett operations in Virginia, Of which be will 10 tho
ehropid-r in behalf OF "ILe Ihunderer' and iis
myriad rcadcn.