The New York herald., 1877-11-18

Tor some reason unknown to me- they did not-henee the
going over after them bv Bus-bui has resaltsd "a dan
our our people wish ss n.au toward refer to tho
i've hundred men pss monah n psa states
crossed the Rio rande in pursuit. Of the indians. goin! h
zaragossa This act which y impossible explain 40
offence my country and il viii oaer great and
% H. When es .sns saod @ Of '; G who have
Huas asked my tor the apprehension Of tho
and deliver them the mtay saihores because they
hs shs@ ss TO s ana s a
frontier and gave as reason that the said Indians
that in tho note no references is made 10 any
s% Ss sfea on the a.ye 3 a
gust, reqaisition for exradition, founded
pare with tho other Colonel explanation to save
Although he solicited yet he did ao sss% c
wish ~ take the liberty Oo9ne TO observe that ths
with the action Of the authorities demanding the
asees in Msxico and dangerous to the sransuilii,y
frontier and, he civil authorities ask
days alter and the Invasion territory took place
sn sn ss Sy
claimed By both nations since the Invasion Of Mexican
sired to myself Of the truth OF tho acts expose aud
the the he
disapproye Of the proceeds,ng Of ,he commander os
satisfactory explanation for the irfeeuiar con.
u Of 81 o an o their
country provoking their neshbors without reason, who
the dicu e on the frontier present
ncant 10 be tho of the provocaton OF which have
The commanding officer Fort Duncan will 10 the
and assured that TIE acts Of which comp ain VIII
larry with those duties may have with your country Very
Liberty in tae constitution General A. r. FALCON.
AS General Ord very pithily expresses 1t. sthe hos
tiliy 10 Americans among tho local authorities ~
Mexico The cause OF tue failure TO turn over ha
rnlu ~ md ha m hay dupd
derived from the rads OF these lpans Is still more
potent Tor official obtuseness
TIT FOR TAT-MExIcANs PURSUING INDIANS IN TEXAS.
4 he necessity oil there beng some general under.
standing between the military commanders on both
sides OF the river anu plan vi co operation against
In naians Is admirably illustrated by the killing on
Texas soil OF six Fort Stanton reservation Indians
wa had oSn gans ha, IN x.asS MssS rsx as
soil in pursuit OF Texas Indians who
haa been ralding in Mexico is Don Narcisso
Anago, OF San Carlos IN Mexico, and, although some
OF the may have been from Texas the scout was
u Mexican enterprise After this there can surely be
no objection raised by Mexlcans to Texans crossing
into Mexico after Mexican Indians radng on this
side OF the border.
II Was thought at rs that the Indians destroyed by
the Mexican scout were the same that killed the stage
driver and captured the stage Fear Fiat Rock a Iew
weeks ago, but such not the opinion OF Colonel An
drews. u. Fora Davis whose report here iurnish:-
lIEADoUARrnHs, FoRr DAVIS, Texas. Nov. z. 1877.
AssIsrAsr ApJurASr GENERAL Department OF Texas, san
SIR / have tho honor transmit herewith for the nfor
nation Of The commanding General andas SEQUEL to ny
enes viz ie,tsr om Mr. isnard 'aiy rresido,
ssa Ss sa M & ssp
dated October ~ 1871 From another reabs source
entyeyh. Of taem, last Wednesday. and brought six
s mules The campssn found the trail crossing the
ko Granae cam,ng nom Mexca WIN nm stolen stolen
tains toward the Guadalupe Mountains They followed
River about TWEEN y-lve mes Of ranch Of George
Frazsrs out from Thirteen re sqaws gos Away
brought here resdio they passing back near tho
Campaign two days before the night toward s,ocKton,
suppose they the ones tnat took in the stage
just from stealing expedition from th yicinity
rs n n" county aud and u" AZ
Tar q" nI sn, b. s's @ s ay 1fa IN Of ss hs
place ana not six LEAGUES on % ,he north III siys you the
sana~s ana the sistyaght animals brought in here Tns
fight took place week ago iass ines lnesiay Y,.,,..
Ayers Tenth cavalry IN June last win find Frasisr's
viii lind Victoria on the same map Drawing line from
Victoria fopes crossing and east and west through
aSan. In where ere the :ht took place - '''
before the sht which must have been on October
II. would require about the time Intervening between
ober 81 to reach the place q attack and - the numbe,
strongly in iavor Of me party being same.
would iayite attention 70 Mr. palys reasons for beievs
Very respectfully Your Obedisnt seryaa'
Colonel Twenty hith Cavalry, commanding
HOW TO MAKE BORDER MExcAss RAIDISG.
The Mexcans along tho border can be brought 10
reason by keeping this side moderate torco
in readiness to cross over. Let Bulls keep on going
over stirring them up, regardless OF all the long
winded protests OF the Mexican generals By this
means the central government IS obliged TO keep
large force the otner SIDE. No greater iniicuou
can fall upon Mexican community than TO have Mex.
ican soldiers quartered on them. Thcy i've Oh the
country. They lake without any ceremony Whatever
they need and they are pad by prestdmos levied on
the tow ms where they stationed. Before long the
Mexcans OF influence on the Dordor Will ind means 10
stop the rails, SO they can get rid Of tue regular
soldiers, VINO take everything and pay Tor nothing
GENERAL oRDs PREPARATIONS.
Fears have been expressed that IN Case OF war the
Mexcans might make raid and capture San Auto.
MO. General Ord has splendid state OF drill aud
discipline twelve companies OF cavalry and twelve
companies OF infantry These troops are drilled daily
The cavalry Is provided with pack mules and can take
the held at a moments notice. There are 700 cavalry
splendidIy mounted and armed, which IS enough,
without Gang guns or infantry TO defeat any force
the Mcxicans would dare put on this side OF tho Rio
Bravo so need be 0i the Mexicana
making dash on the settlements.
Just as cose this letter report Is on the streets
to the effect that Bulls and his scouts had been
driven the Rio Granoe, the mouth OF the
Pecos River by fore OF 500 Mexicans ana Indians.
Ii This is true there will be fun down there