New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-07
THE TRIBUNE.
Late from Texas.
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The steamboat New York is JUS; in from Galves-
lon which port she left on Tuesday last. The intel
Ilgence that Annexa ron had been accomplished, so
far as the action of the United States Senate was
concerned had been received in Texas and so far
as heard from was hailed with universal Joy and
enthusiasm. At Galveston public s2lutes were
fred, and other demonstrations of delight INDUCED
H. The newspapers assc.; that even we're Pres-
dent Jones opposed TO Annexation, so unanimous is
public sentiment in favor OF the measure, Is GER
tain TO be carried through by Texas under tue
House resolutions, without resort 10 negotiation
But they go farther, and assert that Dr. Jones is not
opposed TO II, but ii not altogether Indifferent
rather IN favor OF II. He has Just nominated David
; Keuman, Esq as Charge 10 the United States,
and Mr.. Kaufman is an avowed and Jealous friend
Of Annexation. have had but time to glance al u
few papers. From other sources you will doubtless
receive fuller intelligence.
The Cambrla's letters have been delivered since
commenced This letter. Her commercial adyices
came through yesterday by Wilmer & Smiths
Times. The papers of Ibis morning will nfomyou
OF their very great and very favorable effect upon
our market Yours =.
Farther from Texus.
We add the following items from Texas papers
TO The news transmitted by our correspondent:
The Houston Telegraph says that the amount of
the Public Debt oil Texas. Dec. list, 1871, was but
S12s2, 7o9. 1t does no, say that no more has been
contracted since, though II wishes to have that
inferred. IL no more has been created, the debt has
been running at 10 per cent. interest, wholly I'M
pad, and must now be about $4,000 oo. Blu, wc
are confident 1t exceeds this sum, by u, least
S5,0O0,CO0 Of unliquidatcd claims, If not other
wise.
A mercantile firm, Clapp Il Austin, have opened
a large store lust on the Louisiana side OF the Sa-
bne, where they offer goods "about % per cent.
lower than they can be bought on the Texas side OF
the River" Of course, no Texan buys any and
smnggles them across The Star says that such
stores arc scattered from Sabine town to Red River
From the Galveston News March 22d.
Immediately upon arrival the Of Annexation
all the vessels III hafbor displayed the Star Sangled
Banner and tho Lone Star floating In unison from Their
Upon the reception OF the uudoubtcd ntescnc that the
ont resolutions for the Annexation OF Texas had finally
passed Congress the Uncd States. meeting OF the
citizens OF Galveston NJ the Vefadah on the 18th
instant. where. upon motion, Gen. Neinucan Hunt was
unanimously called the chair. Upon motion Of General
Hugh Mcleod, Committee WAS appointed To DRAFT rcsolu
referred future meeting, and that salute
100 guns be rOd in comemoratcn OF the success oil
Annexation.
The yefs mentions that General Arlsta has lately sen,
dispatches TO our By the Of Corpus Chris
IT, The Nc,es adds g" their purpor Is not KNOWN These
dispatches probably quite similar 10 those that NrSta
sent some years the President, requesting our gov
cooperate with him. In an expedition against
the Comnaichcs. These Indians have lately become 50
troublesome the Mexican settlements on the Rio Grate
that they are anxious extcrminatc The tribe THIS
they cannot effect without the aid OF the TeAian govern
men, any large Mexican force would be immediately
attacked by Western rangers II 1t should be found east