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men, had left the city OF Morsss The report ut
The orders issued by Gen Scott on the 25h OF Novem
Der for qusrtering the enemy SO rspubished In
FL Noteoso by Gov Gates accompanied by the follow
ing orders OF his own


TAMrIoo, Dec. 10, le47.
This order will be strictly observed the con-
tracts made by the Qusrtsrmsstsr Capt Babbit, are
finished this month


The quarters and buildings occupied by the officers
and men at his post well IS storehouss stables and
lands will be retained until special order shall be


w. GATES, Col. Commanding.
CONFLICTS BETWEEN THE MExIcANs AND INDIANS


From the New Orleans PicKyune, Dec ~


Our latest advices from ssltlo told of conflict be-
tween the Texan Rangers and a band Of Camanches
Mexico find several letters from San Luis Potos de-
scribing actions between the Indians and Mexican
troops The ssvagss had boldly approached within
gagement the Mexicans had fifty infantry and thirty
Dragons engaged The party was completely cut to
pieces only eight Of the dragons escaping with their
lives and Ave Of these being woundsd Another en-
gsgement took place between the Indians and one hun
drsd dragons of the 4th Regiment of cavalry which
The aght occurred at Mingoe, and the dragons
completely routed seventy being killed among whom
The survivors Of this fight at last joined Avslos.
In letter from this general, we have report
were more successful With a force Of about
400 cavalry he writes the 18th OF November that he
that morning attacked body from $40 to $40 Indians
In the hacienda Of San Juan del Salado The action be-
gan at ve In the morning and terminated at two In the
atterno n, (the date OF the generals letter Only
thirty or forty Indians then left In the interior
the hacienda, whom he will be necessary to de-
stroy as they refuse to surrender and defend
savsgey All the rest he says pershed the very small
number who He'd finding escape impossible on account OF
the difficulty Of the country, the hills &c. The Mexi
recovered two thousand horses and set ut liberty
over two hundred women and children who had beer
captured The loss Of the Mexicans was small though
several officers wounded, and Gen. Avaos had hi
horse shot under him.


It Is calculated that in their incursons into the Stat
OF San Luis four hundred Mexicans have been kill
ed, great number Of captives made and nun.berles
atrocities have been oopmittsd.