New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22

FROM TEyAs-By the arrival OF the steam
packet Sarah Barnes, from Galveston, we have
received our regular files of Texas papers to late
date. They contain nothing of peculiar moment.
Accounts the West that the Last Of COL Snive
Tvs party home about the 9Th of August Six of
them left the praire where they murdered By
th Cumapches Thus ends the second Fe expeditions
Still later information is brought by the National Vinde
Gator published the Of Government That paper
Col Wareld and Mr. Terrell have just arrived in town;
in will give an authentic account OF the whole
expedition As the Col states that which appeared in the
Northern Standard Extra is BY no means correct
The Galveston Civilian Of the 3oth n has the following
H. B. NJ soop Of war Scylla returned from Vera Cruz,
and anchored off this port Monday, bringing report
ed, dispatches for the British Minister here
We learn that the Texan prisoners TO be marched TO
the Rio Grande body and there liberated and that a
request has been Forwarded this Government provds
for dayng their expenses thence TO the settlements
| IN Texas.
Il is said also that Santa Ana requests all Mexican ps
oners III Texas be taken the place and liberated
Whether he uppose that the prisoners taken 6y Col sni'-
ey pa have not been released or that the large number
of Mexcans who captured San Jacnto and have
remained Te1aa have been kept here contrary
TO t!eir own wishes, do not know but whatever he
nav have imagined there Mexican prisoners here
Those taken by Col Snvey were released IN few days
and those captured have been perfect ber
~ 1886 but have mostly preferred remaining IN
the country to returning Mexico Some OF them In this
/
| Ana expressed great indignation at such a measure
NEy CorToS-Fiye bales of the crop Of Cotton
we're received By the Lady Byron from Houston
! Thursd.y-raised by Col. F. NJ Caney, the Brazos-
quite middiine far-and sold per pound, cash,
aud shipped Bremen by Messrs n. H. Williams Co on
board the ss!liot Union Capt Martens and predict will
be the first Cotton of the growth Of s43 from this CONT
| uent landed in Europe
I At Galveston q few days ago named George w.
Wells had quarrel with Joseph W PLANT and was
stabbed to the heart by PLANT and instantly killed PLAN,
arrested but subsequently, admitted bail in the
! Of $50 900 ptomssory notes OF the Republic.
As San Louis an individual named Stephen Hard was
| lately killed. The particulars not given.
ypI,v TarATY-The President has returned from Birds
Forr and was expected Washington Sa,ur-
lay the oGa ut We have been informed tha; iew Indians
attended tie Counc and te effected. Fears
ertlned that ,I Edredge, The Indian Commissioner, has
been captured or detained b. the Commanches hos:
tile Indians allied with that tribe After waiting for hun
several dayS al Birds Fort and hearing nothing from him
the Comm auches the President concluded We
10 proceed farther search Of the Comm,nces ttan he
,cinated More definite intelligence however, may os
| ceived IN few days.
The Galveston News speaks encouraging Of the
growth and prosperity Of that town.
From THE FRoN1TER.-A public meeting has
been held in Bangor Me- TO consider the subject OF The
mova Of United States troops from Forts Ken and FAR
ld and to take such order might Be deemed eypeden
have ,hsm restored Governor Kent chosen chairman
aud g G Raysou Esq, Secretary.
| Hon William D. Williamson and Hon Elisha Fl. Allen
sevsraiy addressed the meeting npon the subject aud all
ooncurred necessity Of the troops being stationed
| Fish .iver and OF the ST. John, above.
The following named persons appointed TO draft
rnsmorial:-Ciorham Parks Elisha II. Allen, William D.
Williamson, James Crosby s. P Strickland, John wilkins
! a viii p.