New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23
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LATE FROM EXAs.-lhe pachek-sles!iiei Sdiaii t
Rsrnes arrived at New Orleans on the l2th INST,
b-;ncinc news to the 9th, ttwcnty-three days
LATER, from Galveston.
nrociamation was issued By Santa Ana June
1e,b Giving liberty to all prisoners within the
pa,rbI;c confined for political offences. The
,-nclsnation seems TO include only Mexican c!l-
ID nss,,,cbes had been received from General
,5-;an Woll to the Texan Government, des'g-
mating Laredo as the place at which the c0''nis,
soners from the two governments may meet ai'o
.--,rge matters in relation TO the two countries
on the immediate frontier to which MS command
extends. Hostllities on the part OF Mexico i'''e
ceased and the troops on the RIO Grande nave
been ordered TO Matamoras.
The General Superintendent OF indian anals
expects 10 be able to etfec; treaty OF peace win
the Camanches, the Wacoes, the heachies' Tue
Caddoes and Ionic Indians. President houston
has left Washington TO attend the treaty, which Is
to be held at Birds Fort.
Both Com. Moore and Capt. LothroP have
been dismissed from Office, by order OF President
Houston, charged with disobedlencc. These oth
GERS left their vessels on the 18th uLt. and went
ashore a, Galveston This was followed by the
resignation of all the remaining officers but two ;
and of the men about two-thlrds OF the ships
crew left. The President has been hung IN ettigy
II Galveston in consequence of the course OF ac-
ton pursued by him in relation TO Com. L. W.
Moore : and it was rumored tat the Commodore
would he sent to Congress from Galveston
County.
secret law had been passed for the future
disposition OF the Navy, and the impression pre-
walls that the sale OF the vessels has been ordered
without regard to the attitude OF Texas towards
uex;co Meantime Commodore Moore has been
dined by the citizens of Galveston and the OH
GERS Of MS command, and have published an ad-
dress explanatory and exculpatoEy. Col. Nor.
ran also publishes an address IN which ne hoer-
sIlv divides the blame, if any, between Houston
Moore and himself.
An Indian agent sent by the President some
weeks since, to purchase beads and other trlnkets
for the Indians, has 6 decamped with the public
money W NleAlCO'
A new college is about to be established at San
Augustine, under the auspices of the clergy and
members of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The revenue cutter Santa Anna sailed the 18th
inst. for Matamoros, with dispatches from Mexi'
co to the government of Texas.
Her B. NJ. sloop Of war Seville, arrived at Gal.
weston on the 22d ult., in ten days from Vera
Cruz, supposed with dispatches to the British
Minister.
1t is denied that Capt Elliot had been instruct
ed by his Government to propose to the Govern.
ment of Texas the abolition Of slavery, as the
price for the active Intervention of the Govern
ment of Great Britain to compel Mexico into
terms Of peace.
The amount of exports at the port Of Calves
ton, exceeds the amount of imports for the quar-
ter ending July 3lst, by S35,495 SO. The last
quarter the excess on the same side was SS,-
074 %.
The bark John Barnes sailed for Liverpool on
the 9th inst, with full cargo of cotton the first
Texan vessel which has ever sailed for England.
The cotton and corn crops throughout the
country promise to be most abundant.