1857 Sep 12 Original New York Tribune - Texas & Native American Relations FL4
1857 Sep 12 Original New York Tribune - Texas & Native American Relations FL4
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1857 Sep 12 Original New York Tribune - Texas & Native American Relations NY Cattle Market FL4
TEXAS.-The Texan papers abound with statements of Indian outrages. The Indians appeared in the vicinity of San Antonio, and Capt.
Whiting of the
Second Cavalry, who went in pursuit, recaptured the horses and mules taken from the San Diego mail train.
Capt. Pope's party had arrived at fort Clarke, al well.
The Indians were very troublesome along the
route,
route, but were defeated in two engagements sear fort Lancaster, when a sergeant of the oth Intantry was killed.
The Indians were mounted and
armed
with Sharpe and Colt's rifles.
In consequence of
the continued insecurity ot the
Goliad route tO
Indianos, and of the fact reported officially of an
intended attack upon & wagon train containing anti. seorbuties for the sick of the army in Texas, Major-General Twiggs, commanding the department of Lexas...
1857 Sep 12 Original New York Tribune - Texas & Native American Relations NY Cattle Market FL4
TEXAS.-The Texan papers abound with statements of Indian outrages. The Indians appeared in the vicinity of San Antonio, and Capt.
Whiting of the
Second Cavalry, who went in pursuit, recaptured the horses and mules taken from the San Diego mail train.
Capt. Pope's party had arrived at fort Clarke, al well.
The Indians were very troublesome along the
route,
route, but were defeated in two engagements sear fort Lancaster, when a sergeant of the oth Intantry was killed.
The Indians were mounted and
armed
with Sharpe and Colt's rifles.
In consequence of
the continued insecurity ot the
Goliad route tO
Indianos, and of the fact reported officially of an
intended attack upon & wagon train containing anti. seorbuties for the sick of the army in Texas, Major-General Twiggs, commanding the department of Lexas...
