The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-17

mand OF the post with dciachment OF one hundred A"a
pursuance o. Instructions ,sea called upon Gem lem
that should relieve Lieutenant Colonel LYONS q ne tss
that aDoS Ss"a rssves oas would
ds,. The river further stated e him ,S aaras
che the lives properly o. a A%sr nsca
rssdsnt sssus"l Tie eommandsr 81 The
nc snsrs replied that with ,he limited crcs a. o ns
commapd he aanes their residences from piI!ass, End
United Sss or ws order
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pr"psrty, 70 prevent pIllaging or disorder.
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Colonel Lyons being relieved by me rscros'sS
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Town
The Following regulations are published for
paSs property Of description sn., b
wS sse n1qh s~s
sod e. given to any enlisted man q this ma sv
listed Unless u. linz e hs A., q e.: -,
Be. s snass value. ana
Sesrs a guard "isa the Ss Of ssn
w % so ps sns vi. ss 70
ss the post o. s xsen as s
having hs property stolen or IN.
the conse c Of this act"
The Citizens ss oar troops with and
who had ssn sss' wilson, sandn sa
Crksvie TO allow person % cross the ryer without
saaa which ssrs Se found crssc
Bsd %
in his command every possible asssanee warehoas s
be BET found S,S was stored under guard s
d OF
CARA q General EscGoesos st, and Nc
Cara and .a.rs rsccsgi ;r him as "a
Esr.aancs spse.n, No. il hsadausrts,s THIRD
leaving Raedad the citizens elpressed regrets, and
nns Written sns a he
ssots s SS s and ny sYs With
Colonel Lyons dchsssd his duties No pos.ise ssertoa
To .Ss men and or1o@rs Of my command T. am min 10.
issued them By their assssnce was enabled carry
PRnNx ~ %H sssn Commanding
The FIRST request that force OF United States troops
might DO sent across the river was made by Francisco
De Leon Governor IF Tamauipas The following is
copy OF his communication
BaepAp, Mexico. Jan. O. 1866.
Icuteuant Colonel psy commanding United States forces
colosytI have the honor % ask that yoa send com;
restoring order and protecting the American easns Th
r " Mese acna andr The y Of r. Clay
Crawford Within few hours hope TO restore quiet IN
troops 70 restore order At once have the honor 70 be-
o'' FRXNCisco DE LEON, Governor Of ramaulipas
This request as has been stated was subsequently re-
peat0d by General EScobedO. .
coroRKp SOLDIERS wnLKD.
Tho evidence shows that two enlisted men or the One
Werc killed Il ssc shows that Reed. styling himssf
Colonel Of tho Lbara Army and exLicusanant Colonel
Tho Fcrcsh United ics eocrsd troops had principal
charge IT tho affair under direction efCmwford He COM
msndcd the party VINO ropcIcd tho attempted landing
from the Franc Hset The second day ser the capture
the fndng who was formerly major In tho Third New
York artillery Prior IN the capture he WIS keeping
suffers store 10 CarksviIlc.
ARRrsryD n
Tho parties implicated by the investigation arc now
In the guard house here, and win be tried on such
charges the military civil authorities here can take
lieutenant oolonci Frank o. White. OF the Second
colorcd cavalry. and Lieutenant Colonel Davis, OF
tho One Hundred and Eighteenth United Slatos coored
troops, whose regiments about 70 be mustered out
hsve received orders TO remain here 70 gve 10 their s
LsxExL orExA11cr. ~ \
Boon after tho capture Of Bagdad Gonerni Escobedo
leaving Colonel Meiis in command at that place. pro.
ceeded 10 Camargo and the reorganization OF
a. his command were concensratsd, numbering IN ali
about throe thousand with those he confident
o. &c s" city % 70 q ss9s
noned thnf tho attack would taks place this 31st of
January the hbsrss advancing on the city from The 81
Escosde he'd o<ained possession Of the city and that
was received by the people with opcn srns.
late Secretary OF war TO Juarcz lssly arrived here he
has abandoned the Juares party and h nov advocating
Cor,ina's command Is encamped few miles sScvc
Ma,amorcs on the Mexican side II IN rumored that his
troops have received marching ORDERS bat their desna
ton Is not known.
rHn TwrSrrnvru ARMY coRrs.
Although the o'nci, order has no. yea reached bers.
ued organization Tho troops composing viii be
consolidated into brigade, which will number about ave
thousand men There L. in ADDITION. about twenty-five
hundred white trooDs-lnfantry and oavsryon tbs line
Of the Rio Grande extending from BRACES 10 Fort Nc
Intosh
General weItx-i General G. A. Smith aud General W.
r. Clark ordcrrd mustered out by General Orders 1884,
wa, Department. leave here tomorrow -, her homes
Colonel Brown, Of the Ons Hundred and Seventeenth
United States colo.ed troops
wrrrrr
commanding department returned hero from Galveston
YESTERDAY. On his return from recent visit herc he
found orders from General sheridan requiring him 10
proceed brownsville once and remain until further
orders. Doubtless hts visit connected with the Basdad
affair and present deicnss relations with MEXICO.
General sheridan Is expected here NJ early day.
nArAsoRos
Everything rsmsins quiet In the heroic city General
contrary and consaptly strengthening the ortihc aons
about the city Several new are In process Of con-
strnction for defence against the American aide.
south Caroline Episcopal Convention.
CHARLESTON. Fcb 10, 1899
Tns Diocesan Episcopal Convention Of South Carolina
nov session In this city. adopted preamble and
iuuons to-day returning into union with the Protes-
Episcopal Church Of tho United sAss~ and dsclar
Ing al legislation inoonsssent with that proceeding
hsncefouh Of force AMER the adoption OF tho rcso
tons The convention rose ana sung the Gloria IN Sc
ossx
News from San Francisco.
aAs FRAvssroo, Feb 10, 1893
The United States flagship Lancaster arrived here this
morning from Honolulu.
Ths .tsamer AjAr reached Honolulu frcu this port