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From an article in the Houston Telegraph,
would appear that trouble is ANTICIPATED WIN ''ie
Camanchcs. Two friendly Indians recently came
10 the Trading House of the Torreys, on The bra
xos. and advised them to be on their guard, asa
party of hostile Camnnches were preparing 10 m'
i,ck some one Of the Texan frontier settlements
i, seems ,ha, large portion Of the tribe. residing
near tho sources Of the Colorado, are dssatislisd
with tho late treaties with the Texans. Shey
find. loo, ,ha, the herds of buffalo are yearly be-
coming less numerous. and they probably mag
inc ,ha, the settlements are enctoachlng too ra'
pidy upon their hunting grounds. The eastern
band, Of Camanches are not engaged in this move.
men, d, all, the principal chiefs having sent word
10 Mr. Torrcy that they shall not act with any OF
the western bands. The Telegraph recommends
the frontier settlements to keep bright look ou'
for the NAL contents. II thought .ha. the h'par
chief, Juan Castro, has had somo hand in exciting
this now mischief, as the hostile party is muster
ing in tho vicinity ofthe Seratcs, who are allied
10 tho Lipans and as il is known that he has beel
in communication with them and has secret en-
nifty with the whi.es.-[N. o. Weekly Pc