The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22


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TEE DIFFICULTY II AauoxA.
From private letter ftem Arizona the
Austin 0sssess gathers the part ealass Of tia
late didacuity sstwssn Col. Baylor and Mr..
r. p. Kelley. editor Of the losniiix f,n.s. IN
which the latter was seriously, II not "a tally.
wounded. The details given are a follows:
Baylor called to Kelly - hs was ASSN
1s,A s,. isyins ne wished 10 SPEAK
wards him, drawing bowie. kaifs from his
bosom - Ne approached. Baylor. eeeinr this.
stepped inside his door and seized . Eun.
n Iaicn, on the advance and attack OF
Kelly, no Knocked the latter down, without
attempting to boot. he then ssizsd Kelly
and demanded that he shouid give mn hi =
bowie. kntfe; to which he replied ..never,"
naylor then shot him with his repeater, the
ball entering his cheek and ssvsrine the
''main artery" Of the neck. BAYLOR was
tried before tie civil au thoritioc and ri !.
umphAntly acq 1itted,
The difncuit, grew out Of severe structures
made al different times, BY the editor, In the
duties Of the position he held, and implica.
lions OF probable cowardics ana corruption
LATEST YRol An1zoyA.
From the Mesilla Times, Of the lath Decem.
Dor. We take the following: ...-..-
The small. pox 10 prevailing at all points in
the MesIlia valley, though generally in n
among tho Confs1.rate SOLDIERS, ono com.
pAny having twelve sick with the disease
Up 70 this date two have died in the army.
The sick are provided with com Portable
quarters, and receive every care and atten.
ton. --.. ''-',
The party we spoke Of last week a. beius
in pursuit Of the Indiana. have since roturn.
ed. They only discovered some six hundred
head OF sheep. on accom- Of being mlsled by
the willy savasos. Finding themselves hard.
pressed they divided the herd, driving the
larger portion over the rocks mp The noun.
tnins, while u solitary Indian drove the bal.
anco up the canon. The latter were mis-
taken tor tho whole drove by those in pursuit,
and the ruso was not discovered Until too
late. wv
We Are informed that q dificulty occurred
between the Americana and Mexicans at
finO Alto, q few days since. In the d 2 hit a
twelve pound howitzer was used. Two Mex.
leans were wounded. Capt. Helms GONNA.
ny, the Arizona Guards, have been ordered
to that point, and Will start ON the l6th.-
Ihers are few Americans at the mines, aud
among the Mexican population many Sono.
mans. The security against Indians which
Will DO Afforded by the company, will induce
. large emigration.
Last Friday evening, about three O'Clock,
Mexican train which was encamped just
above Hearts Mill lin Ell Paso) was attacxed
BY party Of Indians. The Moxicans In charge
Ned on their approach, leaving every thing
The Indians took the oxen (some one hun.
- IAHf in hA n - w.
Cannon. At last accounts forty Nexicans
were in pursuit.
On Saturday morning horse belon ging to
q Mexican In this oity, and which was IN q
stable In "Californla," was found shot with
Apache arrowA
MILITIA DRAFT FROM HoArA oAIoL1xA.
The following order has bean issued from
the Adjutant Generals ONCE to the several
C"lonels OF militia resimsnts In thu c,+v
Raleigh. North Carolina, and county. la.
cites considerable attention.
ExseurIvs Dsr'r Nosrr oAso11uA.>
Adj't Qen'ps Once, (ndilitia.l
Raleigh, Jan. 18th. 1862.
CstenH. You will forthwith Assem- bio FL,
the men liable to militia duty under existing
orders in your regiment, and select bv yoInns
tserinE 0rst and then BY lot, one. third Of thu
whole regiment, who Will immediately eouin
ana prepare themselves with their own Ami
or inc psst saey can procure, aud be ready at
any moment to march to any point which
may Do invaded. Substitutes will be allowed
Inc Colonel, when the num bers will ad.
NIT, will form the men thus desixnated in to
companies OF not less than eighty, with one
captain, ono First Lieutenant. and two
Second LteutenAnts, who shall DO selected bv
Aim from among the officers Of proper rank
In the regiment; and when more than two
companies 60 from regiment, one of the
nc'd officers shall command them, =
Tho mPanies, when ordered to march.
snail carry with them what Ammunition
they can, and hye days provisions.
Oott panies thus formed shall march at
once on the order Of seven (7) Justices. and
report to any General q. s. A. who NAV
have called for them, and you will report BY
lstter to this offioe when they move,
Very respect fully,
(Signsd) J. G. MARTIN.
AdJutant General.