New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

their missiles Win asr,osed
with mnfdeFous intention" l.seis WV, h-1uqb
citizen deeply Fesie,''u VIC 10,
upon our CITY, ana no c'io'c a''' -
will be spared TO BRING 'he pe!psi[a'ois " ,.''r
gravaed, unprovokeo ana u'a,'it'"' o"s'
justice ot course no iFeho OIL '''e le'.9'' 'n..
enterprise could have been engaged III 'ii'S %"
ardlv affair. he presumption Is 'nl' '''e 'o''-
cert intended Tor tins evening VIII NOT &c @lVc'..
The Rainers are IN Pittsburgh ana ara" i"n
houses. They will soon leave Tor the East, o"
Their way TO Europe.
Our river is IN good navgable condihon-siS
feet Of water IN the channel. ihe forwarding
business, wa PENNSYLVANIA anal was never mort
brisk than at this season. Yours NC
r,,m ~ o,,lsan. Bee. Nav p.
Te,ns.
p. tho ,rr;,,,l of The steamer NeptYDe. we have
received dates from Galveston to the 9th and
Houston tho 81 instant
The british iricatc Spartan. Captain Charles
ElEo, arrived off Galveston on the ith instant
in seven DAYS from Vera Cruz. She brought a
report of the captulation of the town Of Merida
Yucatan. which we know here to lie without
foundation.
MEIR PRISONERS AcuN-Mr. llama, who
arrived on Thursday from Gonzales states tiiat
Mr walker one oil inc prisoners a,ii'eu d 80.
- y " ''S '''o - Ill
captain cameron WIN upwards OF one li''iieieu
men, had reached The Apdchcs, ana was received
ny 't'cS's innahs WIN great h,''uness ri'S men
weSc r'ilSnG! WIN fsSS anu wen Sul'e" .''
roo ,t'a cto.iiie. W. v alNel anu .eo o''.v.S
e't t'.l .p''Is p.'ie '.io man 10Y sS'
iccntv recruited 10 resume thcu Journey. Tn
thcr way into the settlements they suffered GREAT
hrdsilps, ana TWO Oh thelr companions died on
the road Mr.. Hanna derived this information
f,,,, c,r,.;n Zrm,lt rho cow Mr. yoIl,or = tor
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MS ftturh. 'iI iiaia 'Iso sd" sckeiai otHei
persons who had seen Mr. Walker. The son vi
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S'p'a'.i "upa'' ictt 'he mann Dooy vi .',c iiooPs
ABOUT iolir Gays peiofe Hll. aikef, ana rs ioufiy
expected by his father. VIC shall wait anXIOusly
for farther news from these gallant men Heaven
-, H.. .h,,, 80, h. u...l >. ,,:
grant uiat MY nay soon re rcsiottu 10 tiieif
homes Houston Telegraph
Gen Henderson. who was indicted before the
p;,.;. CT 5 g.. ,.: -,
- san "N',i'' W. 't.u H','io oi
oil y. 81 l'afner, was acquitted on the 9TH ut
Cpr PtsL Tho Grand Inrorc nc y al p;vor
Cunt, =, ,lo I,., ,,r,, r ,Lo D;..r;o, ,o,,r,
o'ni'S, o. INC iast 'eiin !" TIC DiStiltl 'ouit,
nominated Gen. L. j. RusS as candidate for
10 request him to hermit his name to h. nsed for
thai purpose
IxprA<s.-Gcn. Burleson with number Of
volunteers, has gone in pursuit Of the party Of In
dams that had committed depredations in the vi
e,nl. emu, o. basllop The people o, niatsecion are
near e os Sn1''u a AIMS .,'f 'ai1,,s ana a
pcaost the whole arn T homo tho aN on nnaa
Of safety for the border settlers.
The fioustonan, OF the 9th INST. contains a
message from Gen. houston to the Senate under
datG =. OF December H. which has never yet been
.o ,.cba , thIo"nS as II d0es some llsIit on
tain portions Of the aessa@e Sac, which tay bear ont
our previous assertion, that Texas has no greater
enemy than President Hons,on. Inc docnment