The New York herald., 1871-11-02
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Redemption Of Three Per Cent
nt4issnt baa Certificates. sF
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sl7A9s Feh'a ia WASHINGTON, Nov. ], 1s71.
0utrages in Western Tcxas-Tho Country
Being Devastated By Msxicau Bazdlts and
Iadians. - .ssl.... 4,...e..f # .,s.6..s .,A
The papers Of western Texas are nlled with re-
ports OF outrages committed 81 bandits and Indians
from Mexico and the raids have become 30 frc.
quent that stock raisers In many instances have
been compelled 70 ABANDON their ranches and drive
their cattle into the interior for security. Many Of
NE settlers are arminR, ana It is reported that
company of rangers mas been organized to patrol
the country along the river. and. II necessary, to
follow the thieves into Mexico. letter from Fort
Clark thus describes one Of the late raids
Friday morning, ihe 22d inst, rumor was re.
eotvod in the garrison that Indians had crossed the
R3o onnde on u raid. The same afternoon 1t was
roportcd--WhtcN report was confirmed later-that
Two Mexicsns were Killed aud the town eagle Pass
herd comprising about tnir.y valuable horses were
Captain OF Troop L, Ninth cavalry, was absent at
Fort Clark, member OF q. u. H., and Lieutenant
raS1ly IN command. Upon receipt OF the above
aooR was sv9 IN pursuit
sa Se The Vas GSSer
~ guiaance OF citizen named Manuel Van, COM
monty called Green Van, and WAS accompanied BY
TIE cfasens who accompanied the scout returned
and reported that on FRIDAY night owing to dark
ss Of P she Ind Indians ans whose @ camp fSey dscovsred ID
tine morning. The command pushed on and came
ap 2 .,sa,n 500 yards q the Seysl S ss Pedsa pnts
morass. returned 70 the place where originally
but n0undered In the mud and were compelled 70
return ana recross the Salado This gave the In.
very much jaded Is numerous horses were scat
sied along the road, with ARROWS sticking In them.
.Sne o. the horses were aave when the troops saw
Indians and then shot and lett to die. Tne citizen
repor!s the number Of Indians as twenty -nve Gen
camp last evening nom Laredo He reports
snet the Indians we're al around him, and
sentinel too vigilant. At the sauz Rancho forty
49, nom laredo lndians - Stopped one night, but
fkers were about thirty indians Ind supposed T. BE-
KAckapoos and three Mexicana. Tney had . cabai-
AIDA of about one hundred horses and had Ten pack
psa here snss the store q M ser.rd FoP
EweA Aad been robbed by them, a. some were In
ssner came Sesoss man. ns1can s% nsce
N1co0las other name nos aBcer tained-shOt through
ss re v the a aSas S2
nexicans DRIVING large herd of cattle. evidently
waiting the su6sidinr Of the Rio Grande 70 drive
ehein into Mexico company or the Twenty fourth
infantry, from Fort duncan. were after the marau-
aers and viii probably save the oatte, they do not
niles from the herd wnen the General passed ana
short time altcrward ne heard firing IN that direc
Assrd-r % q Cusssua. on, Ger sn Texas.
mo Secretary OF the Treasury has received from
ne Collector or the Customs at Corpus Christi .
report IN relation TO the MURDER on August 81. Of
mounted inspector Alden Mclaughlin, an onlcer
ef NE customs, out OF revenge as is
supposed, for ms action In enforcing the
revenue laws agaiust certain smuggers ana for tho
purpose Of preventing his appearance as witness
u certain judicial proceedings instituted fortne for
leisure of quantity OF live stock seized BY MIN for
Asviue been smugGled from Mexico. the secre-
laSy, In transmitting the report to the Attorney
General states that It is oonsidcrcd more than or.
ainarily desirable that the murdcrers should be
brought 70 justice. and suggests the Offering Of re-
ward Of q, 900 for their arrest ana convection.
japanese Appreciated or American lnsis-
vag walking through the north wing OF the
Treasury to-day reported that ne had found hana-
bln which read nke this:- HH ea 1t
wANsKD-Threc Deputy Commissioners OF Inter-
"a Ae''Sas s GRANT. Sp = white House. washington
There are now three vacancies In the Internal
Rcvenue Onicc, the first one being created BY the
appointment OF Mr.. Douglas, the First Deputy, as
Cemm,ss ioner; the second by the resignation Of
Mr. Given, the Third Deputy Commits.
ssoner who has been elected District Attor-
uey for the Des Moines district Iowa.
and the third by the appointment Today Of
General George B. Williams. the Second Deputy
Commissioner, 10 take charge Of the pro
posed internal revenue arrangements Of the Jap
anese government. General Williams appointment
eonsummates the original purpose Of the Japanese
for the employment Of American experts In tho
science or government, the previous appointments
being those Of Mr. &. feshine smith, Examiner OF
Claims In the State Department, 10 supervise the
.eformed Judiciary establishment OF japan. and A.
3 Wood. Tesepuy ghief q the Consular Bureau Of
Inc same department. vino Is to perfect the
Japanese diplomatic and consuIar systems. Gen.
sral wihAms has passed through Al the
gradations Of our internal REVENUE system haviss
worked his way from the lowest position up to the
plscs only second to the highest and was given his
present place by Secretary Delano when bo was
Commissioner because OF his great ac,u1nfstrahye
abilities. He Is besides an ey..eIlent scholar and
In every way arcpresentI.,e American HIS appoint.
nent Is pronounce oy gentlemen thoroughly fani-
nar Sfsn The officials in our employ AZ
bnS OF the test that could have been made.
YMough this completes the appointments originally
contemplated by the Japanese government it is
probable the Charge d'Afraires Of Japan, Mr. Mort,
WIN soon be called upon TO make further rcquisi-
lions Tor American servants. Mr.. Mori had long
conference with Secretary BeKnap to-day, consult
lng him In regard 70 intended Improvements In the
japanese army, and It is probable military COM
missioner win soon be added to those already
appointed. II this reduisiticn ID made the place
win be rendered to clerk In the War Depart