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San Antonio (Texas, United States) (search for this): article 9
The surrender of U. S. Property in Texas.
The Texas papers of the 21st ult. bring the particulars of the recent surrender of the post at San Antonio, by Gen. Twiggs, to the State.
Gen. Ben McCulloch, by the authority of the State Convention, went with about 400 Texan troops, to take possession of the Arsenal, &c.; before Col. Carlos A. Waite, who had been deputed, it was supposed, to supercede Gen. Twiggs, could arrive.
The letter says:
San Antonio was in a state of intense excitement for some days previous to the entrance of the Rangers.
Gen. Twiggs received the Secretary of War's order on the 15th.-- Col. Waite was expected to arrive the nex pped body — marched out to meet the coming troops under McCulloch, from the Salado, four miles off. At 2 o'clock on Saturday, 200 of them — picked men — entered San Antonio on horseback as an advanced guard.
Later, 500 more marched in. Guards were at once stationed around the Arsenal, over the artillery park and all the Government<
United States (United States) (search for this): article 9
Texas (Texas, United States) (search for this): article 9
W. Lee (search for this): article 9
Nichols (search for this): article 9
Carlos A. Waite (search for this): article 9
Twiggs (search for this): article 9
Ben McCulloch (search for this): article 9
U. S. Property (search for this): article 9
The surrender of U. S. Property in Texas.
The Texas papers of the 21st ult. bring the particulars of the recent surrender of the post at San Antonio, by Gen. Twiggs, to the State.
Gen. Ben McCulloch, by the authority of the State Convention, went with about 400 Texan troops, to take possession of the Arsenal, &c.; before Col. Carlos A. Waite, who had been deputed, it was supposed, to supercede Gen. Twiggs, could arrive.
The letter says:
San Antonio was in a state of intense excitement for some days previous to the entrance of the Rangers.
Gen. Twiggs received the Secretary of War's order on the 15th.-- Col. Waite was expected to arrive the next day. It was generally thought he would refuse to carry out Gen. Twiggs' agreement, and would resist by force, with the 120 U. S. troops of the S. A. Arsenal.
It was determined not to give him a chance.
On Friday evening, the San Antonio K. G. C.'s, 200 in number — a well armed and equipped body — marched out to meet the comi
21st (search for this): article 9
The surrender of U. S. Property in Texas.
The Texas papers of the 21st ult. bring the particulars of the recent surrender of the post at San Antonio, by Gen. Twiggs, to the State.
Gen. Ben McCulloch, by the authority of the State Convention, went with about 400 Texan troops, to take possession of the Arsenal, &c.; before Col. Carlos A. Waite, who had been deputed, it was supposed, to supercede Gen. Twiggs, could arrive.
The letter says:
San Antonio was in a state of intense excitement for some days previous to the entrance of the Rangers.
Gen. Twiggs received the Secretary of War's order on the 15th.-- Col. Waite was expected to arrive the next day. It was generally thought he would refuse to carry out Gen. Twiggs' agreement, and would resist by force, with the 120 U. S. troops of the S. A. Arsenal.
It was determined not to give him a chance.
On Friday evening, the San Antonio K. G. C.'s, 200 in number — a well armed and equipped body — marched out to meet the com