The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12

! LATER FROM TExAs-The New ork arrived YES
terddy from Galveston. By tins ARRIVAL, we have
Houston papers 10 the 2ah and Galveston 10 3Oh
ult inclusive. TIE news is not OF much importance
The papers bisily discussing the relative merits OF
the several candidates for the Presidency.
The U. S ship Vincennes, CeNsin Buchsnsn, arrived
and achord oil he bar at Galseslon OH Tue ~ hi all
well she It'll remained there when ne Ne" Ioik ht
The soop OF Vandslia bfish ~. Lawrence and so
m,rs ond the steamer Union arc eNI.eed 10 aiii's III
The Galveston Civilian Of tie 25th ult commenting
on the treaty coriesl ohdeLce Gays that sene ,iIe UNI
stances ere developed calculated 10 give eFr,easG
usscnon TO he people or Goveii meh 81 leASs' & u
smong ohtis, The fact aoknoN !ect,d by u EhrI q
Ab.ie,n that Ensdn desii Cd 10 induce N'ncoo nbhe
tie abolition OF slavery coroon III Tie iscosr io OF
the 'dtp.ndence ot Texas which eo,oemn1 ss,ng
that scarcely any proposition could be more ievoIg
10 our pIide and se'tiesr.et Ms nation"
The Team Democrat Of the 29ih u has article
Free Trade, III which Tie WIrer rays
We are among 'hofe v 10 now celeve ,huth anneya-
ton ial Ing France III be posed do
any more oi US th"n n, United sta's ,etn inclined 20
90 that al We have 10 expect ON either if isvoa-
bic commercial ,rs'y on'h. pinciP. OF Fee Tisds
MoIe mdss6cres have be- COMMITTEE On the iIoltrs,
by th- Indians The Gals News the 2ls uit
hat Doc kinney Nh tas,iebOy and Sr uurt.y, I.sL
dths oi lI"'is county, have all been rrurrtitd hear
her residence ON the BIu,hy, by party Of acoes
The lndinns Afterwards went u huuse the 4brie
| .nd killed three men and took ava, n'gIo wcman.
There s also report that this or ooth'r party a.nt,o
The house oil Mr.. Mercer h- San abii, and killed
Mir. Mercer and Two oh.r and captured Mrs Mercer
| and three OF iour small children
The B'ii,h brig bele arrived at Galveston on the
I'D ult fron Lyep with cargo OF escorted rchsn.
Gize. In making the Lahor the nssed tie ohsDnti and
|
| lore she was got OIL
The Gaiv News the 3Oth ult reports the arri.
val OF The brig Ocean IRON Antwerp, having ON
board ninety emg for the Castro colony By ibis
arrival the editor the News leans that large numbers
IRON Holland may be expected during the pr..ent YEAR
Another 10 leave with emigr8nis ht zen days
alter he Ocean and vessel was expected TO leave each
| month for Galveston DUNG The sumner.
The trial OF Commodore Moore, at Houston IL posr's'
| sing slowly
There win be no further issue OF Exchsquer Bills ill
he amOut in circulation Is reduced to twenty thousand
| dollars. 80 says tbe Vndlcator.
| The Bremen brig Union, Captain Werteus vbich was
ouw ard bound, having been lowtd out hy the steamer
COL Woods, anchored inside Galveston bar on &C.
count of abeayy sea running at the time and which
made nady sable bar the pilot femanirg
/ Jn board Dung the night squel came M AID blew
with such violence that The asienngs Of 10th cables gave
and her anchors all lost she then driit,d
he breakers until morning, she reached the inside
channel II the Island when sail made and the YES
sci taken Galveston with four feet in her hold.
II supposed she VIII be condemned She bad some or
800 bales OF cotton board which is less dam
aged The vessel and cargo both covered by ilsu.
| rance
The schooner Maria which left Mobile the It'll ult,
river has been lost
by the New York came n bearer of dispatches
Secretary State Gen. Murphy We lean hs, tho
dispatches relate to the attssd gross misconduct Of
ConSuls Sabine Pass and Galveston in exactng ices
and charges not aut by law and in endn their
official power sustain British inhue and smbafIaEs
no destroy the trade OF American citizens in the waters
OF the Sabine We shall not ni to lay before our readers
to morrow such testimony il in possession in
relation TO the conduct Of those officers and we feel high
sraed IN being able to present this evas.Se oi ,hs
| rights OF American citizen.-N I'crfe, June3
OAKLANp COURSE, LoUsvnIE.-These races
commenced Oh Monday, June 3. They appear TO
nave been pretty well attended, and the course IN
pretty good order. The kentuckians are not 10 be
ut IN the shade altogether by those further north
| SrRIsG MEETING FInsr DAy--Annual county sweep.
stakes for colts and FLIES three years old SubscIiiion,
$50 subscription added by proprietor Mile h' ats
FIRST RACE OF entries, the following mas only
| came at the Call =
Lewis Geigers IF. Herr's) CHI c. John
| Anderson, by Cadmus, out Of dam OF Kate
| T. Andersons bl flly By imp. Valparaiso,
out OF Kitty White, by Araus. distanced.
samuel Deyes, CHI by Brnlm'r, dam 10y
b, Maoneys CHI. by Cadmus dam by
Rather. .................
Iime 100 10" 80
| SECOND RAcr-SrABLE STAKE "A sweepnake 'of colts
and hilies ears old Subscription $50 hi f. 20 which
added handsome silver pitcher, value 500 given ty
, he livery stable keepers OF Louisville mile btsis To
his there six mountainous only four However
, came the call rs follows
] L. Bradisy's oh. C. Ed. Esale, dam by
L. Geigsrs on NJ Bawlings) b Hydro
| imp Chester field dam by Wanderer...
| / II MilIers wv Johrson's) b. C. Frism,
| dam by Sir Charles. <.
Ben Luck,us CHI hly, by Giey Eecle, dam
| by Jackson. ....................2 3 DR.
|
| Time. .............-... l5l I:55 $50