New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
By this Mornings Southern hail.


By this Mornings Southern HAIL
FRen TExAs.-The Neptune, on the 10Th inst
brought Galveston dates to the 9Th. TO New Or
leans. WIKI reference to the capture Of the Santa
Fe Expedition the Galveston advertiser 81 me OH
says:
II such ~ occurrence had tak.n place, there Is
no doubt a. express would haTo been despaiched
70 Austin 10 EEL the tale andthe news would nave
reached us bv vav OF Chihuahua and San Antonio
OF $. Louis. before this tine. Inc brig terdiH-
and. lust arrived in this asrbcr in II days from
Vera Cruz. brings no confirmation Of the account
and there j. not the most remote probability 10
confirm the tale.
The slooa-of-wpr Austin, Commodore Moore,
and the war-schooner San Antonio, crossed Calves
ton Bar on the eth ant armed and SquiPped for
a crnisc along the Mexican coast. the purpose of
The expadi;;sn being to cooperate with the govern
mont Of Yucs;an.
The revenue of the past wear, received and ex
pec;ed j. estimated at l,l9G,268 SO IN Texas
NOES. or $3.50 6e6 in sar funds. Should the pre-
zen, system OF retrenchmert proposed De adopted
the annual expenditures o! the Government will
be- reduced 10 one hundred thousand dollars. which
Will give an excess Of the income over the cXpend-
itrrc Besides. an increase IN the revenue OF abost
$4,000 j. expected Tor The current year.
Fro, FtorlpA -Thirly-seven Creek Indians
nave come in al Fort Waccahoota, ard these Creeks
promise TO bring IN the remainder OF that tribe IN
der ;heir Chef. O;tao-sie.
Eighteen Mickasuckies have been heard from,
who saw. that they determined to night II out TO
the last. The Mickasuckies have killed Two Greeks
seat to oiiate with them.
Ties. particular, may be partially incorrect, but
they are in the main ;rur. they were gwen BY
an officer 10 a passenger on board OF the steamboat
Gen Cliacs, arrived at this port Yesterday, on the
eve ot her departure from PaIatka, an express
having Just arrived from the interior.
Savannah Republican, 10th.
The BANKs.-Ihe resolution submitted. last
Monday to suspend he penalties against the Banks
from list Jan to lst Of April which was rejected,
TUESDAY. was Yesterday rc-considered. on motion
Of Mr. Leftwich, and adopted. Many gentlemen
exhibited an enlarged and liberal feeling on the
subject. and declared. that in acting in rotation To
the Banks, thsy should not be influenced at all by
party feelings. The matter was of too serious con
sequence and involved too deeply the Interests oil
the people to be made the football Of party.
Richmond Wing, Ism
~ We regret to learn that Mr. BARNARp, Of
New-York las been absent from his place in the
House of Representatives, for a few days past, in
consequence Of indisposition. We are glad to
learn, however, that he may be expected to be oft
again in day or two National. Intel
DREADFUL AcclDENr.--On Msnday last
shocking accident occurred about three miles FROM
Boonsboco'. Nd. y Young man about 90 years OF
age, By the name Of John Goodenden, was driving
"a cart. It appears that he had stopped the horse
and went u few yards away from the cart, when
the horse, taking fright, started to run, and the
youug man. in attempting to catch the horse was
struck by tina wheel tracturing his skull in an aw-
tul manner, and causing his instantaneous death.
FRANCE AND TExAs.-It appears that the diif-
cul,es between Texas and France have not been
removed, notwithstanding the remarks OF President
Lamar in his late message 10 tic Texan Congress.
la reply to not- from the Texan Charge d 'Aaaires
a, Paris, demanding the recall of NJ. dc Salgny
the French Government refused positively to ac-
cede to the request The cenduct of NJ. de Saligny
was cnsidc,ed not only u-tiiiabc bat necessar
and much Indignation was expressed at the pre-
ccedings of the Texan Government. Tho Preach
Government contends tat PREPARATION Is due to 1t Tor
the indgntes to which its representative was sub
jected. Nat. Int.
u OLD WINTER Is closing IN FAST and fra on every
side. Alhayy suddenly become distant Richmond
and ,iontr t so lately sncchboring City and Just the
goal of ried excursion, Is away in the Polar
Regions Bo,ton Philadelphia and Washington are still
open TO II, By Railroads. showing how m1ch we nce5 ono
in 4 n0Ihcrly erection Nos /, the Ue for slclgrisc',
parties and hot saprer; the dancing school master
abroad aud lovely 4.scs and awkward hunpsIns are
stepping the liCnt, fstastc tCc'-the madcus OF
course for the clown hv ner side every now aud then
AlGd.rs down upon her far slipper with the weight oil 4
hleous rluoceTos SIZE foryes the palr, however
j. the of dance and thus moy all pain be
ohli;eraics aud forgotten Let those who are afflicted
with maai- for hc they get no ciei ny but one
box Of Dr Peter Vegetable Pills they have given re-
lief TO hundreds aud .ll pursse warfare with dis
case curq4efing amt conquer. The central ONCE OF
the Dr. is the New Medicine Store 4o9 Broadway.
* Gonccr, Of sacred IEp~ic,-A Concert viii
be given oa THURSDAY EVENING, Dee %. in the Bow
cry Uniycrsalist Church, entrance Elizabeth, near
Walker for the benefit Of the oacAN FuHD OF tne Soce
ty. Nils Pearson, Mrs Pearson, Mr Pearson, and other
eminent talent engaged for the and the lovers
OF good Music may expect rich The Organ is i
one, manufactured by Messr Firth < Hall,
ine - stops and possesses great volume and
tone.
Tickets 80 cents each he lad Firth & Hail..
Franklin square J.. Hickss 200 South -t J. Wiuches-
ter, 30 Ann st. w A. Coraut 80 Grand 3; j. Y. Wat
kins l6 Catherine Geo a. hoy, II Bovery and the
Union Office, 49, Falton.
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