New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30
TEXAS APPArRs.
Fearful Disqualification Of society-msr.
der in GsrvestoB, and Rescuc Of the
Rsurdcrcr-A,tnck upon Heturving
Rcgiment-The Rev. Mr.. Welch Of
Phiiodeiphin-The Texas Press-De-
spondency of Loyal Men.

spondeucy of I,oyal Men.
Correspondence of the N. Y Tribune.
AUSTIN Texas. March o 1866
When in 1864 the late Gov Murrab ofTevas
made his last MESSAGE 70 tho I.ci,,,ro ~ ,bo Rhol
State he invoked that bodv IN sook Soma uears IN
restore law and order and Tins oN;av nresontad tho
terrhIe s.a,o NJ soo,o,r
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M duty requires OF me 70 call your attention 70
,be ST., IT, a"u oiines P,e'a'uH .nIouRnou'
the voice Of he law T. bnshad ond H. 1oa.
serted n ia dead ,hy mon ,J an
read pages of the Murder robbery theft Outrage,
of every Kind against propery-agains human eagan.t
everything sacred to civilized peope-are frequent and gen
ea , Whole i eomnanie. are under reign Of terror aud
cries of distress in vain Xxx rns Of he mohibs bauS
of unbd ed passonsrides over The solemn odpsnos of Se
Government Foul crime is committed, aud the criminal
s,eeped ~ CUNT and branded by his own dark deeds with
rant is issncd ts aIc,t mall Nv The 'orn ser' or
the law or by the community 10 brns him 10 punishment
opinion the guilt and the criminal l. screened from
uscenDless bis offending chances touch particular
influence OF prevailing nosonsand then, without trial and
I"Hhout the forms Of law, ne Is hanged ny MOB
True In the last days Of Rebel rule this statement is
true TODAY The awessness of the peope IL EXPRESSED
=; Ill; A,.,,,. =, ri. = . r. -. II,
III tneH noS1iity 10 UNION meh-Io the reiuBees VINO
have returned-O Federal soldiers, and to Northern
men generally In every part of the State Union men
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are Porsecu'eu' IooDeu anu murueIcu' pIhh'en usSas
snated, or hung by Rebel mob. A few DAYS AGO ap.
nlication was made fran n neiobboring oountv for
t rN-' - .'.i.- r',
troops 10 protect loyal Citizens Dut mono eOud DO had
and Yesterday VIC received the news that attack had
bcen made unon nm pnnrmed di.bapded regiment on its
~" r. - - C. -, -, r-
why bome' anu thht se'ere hsn' nau o"sueu' io'
day have information that the few troops at Lock
hart 10 or % miles from hero arc constantly ANNOYED
h to.,,,a IT. ca unon ., n,,,r, =, vion
unable 10 retaiiate Last week he9eL N Aspeech Va
etherord; tne county seas oi raIA95 DJunI, Sa,u
. " meie " oo' VI o"1 ou u dNrr;Dod @tgat no
ION, IN tnhl place. VINO WeIo 9e,e1,n"eu ust ~
" nnheo avs euou,u "a .i 49, &c. " - -,
ianAee usu' peIs snyaiu i ' oo her IN y,in
go Co. osSt, 1870 'O''' - Wv w - ~
Coy Us,niIton bas ,eceivad thu resirnstion of n
,rmhsr a. Shor;s uhor, no had onnonted all of them
oa,iy - ,sst ths reOno yess, tbcir antborty and
ns s .nas ~ % " l S ,bay orc nnwsress
SOLDIER MURDERED IN GALVESTON, AND THE MUIR
DEFER RESCUED b. a MOB.
few DAYS ago shocking affair occurred at Calves.
, =; oonnsotian with The coiared troons which for
,broe or TOM months mast had been stationed there
They veterans finely drilled, and under the most
perfect discipline. Dulug Inon,n I.siIesSo leu M
and never saw the least improperly either in camp
in the town no breaches OF the peace were committed
D INA ,h "a de,ermne5 n nos:ble 10
he ciIhes nscu I0i n ,to, bad conJnc vrere
set afoat Que man. claiming TO be Respectable Si'l
zen. declared IN The BhiiH tha he nae eesu pusnCu
off the sidewalk; and Others asserted that they were
the most impatient niggers ever seen In Texas. few
weeks ago little newspaper was printed in Calves
s "a L,,.,si,i,,, o,,o,s Generally and
- ~ rnt,ao,3s pnrean IN ,.r,cnar N was sold In
e hs a. ~ cents ,er cony and greatly inau
large NUMBERS nv 10 Genus ptI, V"P', AnH t.''" -.
enoed the hostile ieelbgs VI lne loHWVeoPo' ~ .'''
ctzsn without NE a prOroG araS
49,, .nd y-tbont , word shot and instantly killed one
ny ~ alu' 49, 100 his escana lie wa. oursaed
"a 1000 INV tis police but was rescued by ct
ana oserthkenp ". wv Pe'ieV ~ ~ w, " -
sent After him. and he was fnally arrested and con
fined IN gunbOat, where he now Is To preserve the
neacewhich was now seriously threatened, Tor both
P,,i a-d nsrocs were greatly efei,ed-the military
toot nossessoa of he town large
auth0rlucs quIeu! 'ooh pOsseoeo. " -, "a
number OF htisoa so'u'of' P''''"'" Wv ~
'"ess P'osoi''N ~
ma, s,,,.,.,n .,t,,ct Of letter from Col Thos NJ
p-as,a ~ tho 1th InSjana Regtmsnt IN a member Of
the lehhs Iontg g, WI" "i'' i'a'o '"o 'VS""S
Oh inc people % AeAas .o,,v,.ov 1,.,,, vh y 1915
we had ies9M hIe. ~ noana Iop ~ ,ss ron n,sa
pam. o' Tsn.. ~ "a - r. ~, al
them b the wagon for tfan,portAon severn ooer, snd
among them myself arrived at Round TOP 10 advance Of he
train Not one OF .. armed. We thought we had
nothing to spprehend tron the peoPs 90 i9ns S9n
Quoted oursiSe. win p0ps 'iaS so,ns 10 o, ~ setss
ioi ghhsI, Ahd N nv -. .d ~ ~. ,as,s "a no,ssd
,t sa;,. Y.nIs.. y,ould in,grs bs ls.. Of I'M,
~ ssS nTopsrty We saw them and thought II prudent un
der the eircamsiancea retire. which did AFTER dinner
the arrival Of our arms and anmunidol While were
thus camp two pyas' unarmed went into the town 70
buy something 70 eat I.ese a.. H's e T., ~
mem ~ ~, ~ roe1r. sny guns. these scoudre charged
rspdIy thronrh oaf camp fling men. right aud e
without our being able 10 return shot Fortunately DO obe
hurt although man wa hred At twice At distance not
70 exceed az pscsa AZ the ies 81 ia M e., % 'Tb
they mes nis!oi INV ,, On, baII.t ,bIousb 6. coat
Tu hin nni he button, oil bis clothes tool the rs
"a "a, pony and turned him After chargug
camp they nsnked the west and returned TO town. hrns
their pistols and yelling se devils .. they went by this
time arms had arrived and sinsa ~ men WIN o"r ON
GERS and sent them 70 LOWE "a ~ 49,. 49, o IA
soon Sa dorr ouie number Of shots were fred on
tIo
s5iy rom town taking one prisoner with hi. and
eguipmsnis My men intensely excited and would have