Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-15

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LATER EROM TE\As.

FROM the Nflf fyfttNHN M ~ +'H4"st -
LATER FROM TENAS.
The schr julius Cc>ar arrived ia or port lhls
morning. after short run OF Tour days, ON Bra
,o,is. Ry her we have received the aeheNel IN
,eligence, contained ia letters and extracts from
the celumbia irexas) telegraph Of tn l6.l, inst.
II embraces every thing OF ihtercs, ii fseafd 10
the situation OF lhat county, which Wa II a p''s-
porous condition..
Mr.. H. NJ. Morlei, who sent BY the /.
States to ascertain the political situation Of ems
and who had Just returned from the S'hae, We are
requested TO state took passage IN the 'u5s ''''''
fr,m the Balizr on her last trip 10 Br1z 1fla.
Sunmervlle the Secretary oi war; hasf'>igh-
ed in consequence ofpecuHiaff emh'r shehi''
cor,s of betverDtuo 10 three hundred Ctval-
re- now being raised in Texas, TO act u hide
ncndent Rangers to the we>t. They are to
receive additional compensation Of one do'l5H per
day when active duty.
Died at ca,co, on the 10Th inst, Lieut.. stout
fer, Texan army, Of Baltimore, and one Of the
heroes Of San Jacinto.
CoLrMnr,, August 10.
Messrs Archer nd Wharton have Just returned
from the army with a commission to the executive
at Nelasco, and We are glad that harmony aud good
feeling reign between these tw1 paris Of the COM
nunity and that uaitcd corporation will be the
result oil the measures proposed tJr the aPardn-
disement and glory Of Texas. The army Is IN
fine spirits and supports cheeflnlly the hafd,hlpS
and f4,ieacs incidental to STATE OF wait Is al
so in good discipline They will ag9,n 81 ont IN
a few days for head quarters.
The erops.-We are informed lay 4 fendemon
from the eastern Deplrtm 81 I"kls, tint TIE
crops ia that parl OF the country viii exceed lll,
wear, those OF any previous. ! Inc season litph2U-
ont Texas has been uuclnmpalY favorable, ana
could the citizens have cultivated their Iaiis the
f1y |
the lands on the river san Antonio, which gene
rally suffer most from drought, would lhls year
have produced abundauiIy without irrigation. On
the Brazos aud Colorado, the corn planted after
the battle or San Jaclnto, viii probably produce "A
snllciency for the consumption oi the inhabitants.
Information from the iRcrior.--Mr Peter
Sozeman, gentleman Of considerable intelligence,
arrived here a ew da,, sjaee direct from Nit
amoras, which place he lcit on the l2ti MI. IL
saws the Mexican army has, by d"scffilp, brcH
reduced TO about 2200 mcn anil lh3t thcY are in Il
miserable situation. Urea Has still in communal
AnIrado had left for the south Nj $. sly, hr
is confident no campaign vii be md AGAINST
Texas this year, and doubts very much whether
tho Mexican nation will cnpzller it pol Il ever t.
make another. lie confirms the report 81 a rev
olution having broken ont inile o'cruaf, and say
that General Valencia had been proclaimed Dctl-
tor by the military. II tise states that General
Selma and Frlisula had been >tod y tficdhy a
court martial, for cowarltre and misnllH4a .rm"u
IN the Toxa, campaign, anl thu the inler ha0
been CONDEMNED 10 hr ,hef. He represents tba
feelings the foreigners IN Nafamotas, a drcii
" inour favor, AMI says that ia thr event al a cam
paign against the place taey would unit Wi
Texas.
The TcNan schooner Of var InViisiblp, tIp'
J. Brow n, returned few ivs AGO from a cruist
along the ,ast of Mexico, without meeting with