The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03

has pledged himself case the United States autho
ties squsiched Escobcdo that he would take active
Their Mexican supporters. General Trevino has sx'
pressed his willingness 10 do soon ~ he hsd The
power but he claimed that tins could not be expected
Of ham as loag ~ be was Obliged 10 use hs troops IN
heading on Escobcdo and Valdez. The United States
now d, remains to be seen Il Diaz viii Toe The nars
ana carry out his part Daz 10 now strong enough u
be is . friend Of the grisgoA lie can AFFORD 10 rsk
laying heavy hand On the weather. Mcxtcans VINO
pronl by the stealing bu. VIII he do ~ w no rise
ton anu railroads. ana pledge himself 10 protect The
interests Of Americans IN Mexico, aud adopt bod,
liberal and progressive policy, Will sink 10 the
level OF the sicreotyped Mexican denAeosue and JOIN
in tho rabole hswi Of "Death 10 the oscgner" Eeus
rorons
rug srAru QUO TO M xAixrAxgn
In the meantime the cause Of nearly al the trouble
checked As write these lines a large band Of raid.
ers are driving herd OF stolen horses before them,
and The rangers aud United States troops
trail II thoy should over into Mexico below
Fort Duncan tho question OF General Diaz's sincerity
Efforts, and unless otherwise ordered irom Washing
ton he present disposition Of his troops Will not be
horde OF Mexican bsshi.bszouks that sweep the
country as with the bosom Of destruction, and II will
Sayo anS eusra ORD to- even chssS me raas
mucn less TO remove the cause.
WHAT SHOULD BIZ DONE.
Taxing IL Tor granted that tho Mexican authorities
AZ Tue city OF Mexico are sincere IN their declarations
OF Willingness " assist IN suppressns the abuse, Tue
best plan tor them 10 demonstrate TINS fact 10 the
satisfaction OF the American people would DO for Presi
don't Daz TO give full and ample authority TO Gencral
Irevno 10 cooperate with General Ord. ON the basis
OF The troops both republics 10 act IN concert on
both sides OF the Rio Granae General Ord confident
that General rrevino would carry out q campaign
plan OF that character in good aud that the most
satisfactory results would como iron 1t.
SIGNIFICANT STRAW.
very favorable impression has been created by the
recent action o. General NarauJo At Eagle Pass, tho
occasion OF tho pursuit into Mexico OF Mexican muir
q ne fnc ARE
as iollows:-During the past year hall dozen mys.
ferrous murders have been committed within tho limits
OF this county oi Bexur In most cases murdcrers
shot travellers wnilc they were asleep tired from
thor journey, IN camp by The road sidc. ana Then
have any oil the guilty parties bcen arrested Not long
since tho body Of young man named Trinble was
He had been murdered and robbed Tue murderers
had actually harnesscd their own teams to the
arrest by the rangers, but the murdercrs,
VINO belong TO the gang thar have done all ,ns bloody
work. shot down one Of their captors and made good
thcir escape into Mexico BY the way, these escaped
murderers were Mexcans by the name OF Cordoba
But " tue point sheriff Niggii, OF Medina county,
crossed over Nc xco allie. I'M and was assisted
In every possible manner by the Diaz General NaranJ0
moro iorcoly than words diplomatic phrases, that
the Daz policy 10 cultivate fraternal relations with
the Americans IL may not DO undressing 70 The
lovers OF poetic justice 10 lcarn that tho nurterers
were mortaiy wounded Ia the fight that ensucd.
A DIAz INSPECTOR on THE BoRDER-MovE-
MENTs OF EscoBEDo-PURsUIr OF CATTLE
Observation-Disclosures FoR THE zxIRAo1-
TON OF THE LlPANs.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
san ANTONIO Texas, August 2, 1877.
General BcnavIdes, distinguished OK officer OF the
Mexican army, who was recently appointed by Diaz TO
make inspection tour of the Rio Grandc and report
the actual condition OF affairs tho city Of Mexico
in san Antonio, and has had satisfactory inter-
view with General Ord General Bcnavdes' views
worry conciliaory and he does attempt to deny
tho outrages committed by the Lipaus, against whom
he operated in the Held IN former days
EscoBgpos MOVEMENTS
Advices have been received from Ringeod Barracks
to the effect that Escobcdo, panied by eight Of
his staff lett there at four A. II. OF July 80 United
States troops will follow him and him II he ut.
tempts to cross over into Mexico He Is heading
toward Laredo. Sono think that Ia making for Chi
huahua, 700 miles west OF here that city having bccl
captured by the Lcrdo party and tho border there af
fordng superior facilities tor crossing into Mexico.
THE LipAS INDIANS
Negotiations IN progress with the Mexican local
authorities tor extradton Of Lpan Indians The
latest news IRON Lieutenant Bull, who Is In pur
of cattle thieves Is TO the effect he very
the Rio Grande which tho raiders arc believed &c
have crossed.
IL Is believed the reported raid into Texas Is nctica
and that It was gotten up by Valdez to draw Narano's
forces away from Piedras Ncgras, which tho VsIdvs
party would then capture.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER.
#. G. Doll has been appointed United States Com
missioner at Eagle Rass. There having been nons
there heretofore 1t is supposed tho step Is taken
order that aGldavts eau DO made against Valdez BE-
fore the Commissioner 80 that no DO bound over,
was Escobeio ut Rlnggod BARRACKS Everywhere
tho United States troops are exercisin: vigilance n
prevent the Escobedo party from crossing over.
INSPECTORS OF WEIGHTS AND