New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28
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competent fhr rr-ar.r ai local alr until TIE
.rrr.tarrc 81 uur r.nsttuHnn hy the United states
Even alpn- thaf f fntshf DO suddenly changed or at
ro-sfe3 without confusion can see no oen'hi 70 Do
secured from such measure Granting that one equal
y god could be- acknowledging would - gam
"a. 5I' cannot conceive how such measure i ~
b. acrnrnr'isne1 without disorder snd collision
The present Government i based upon consultation
formed md ratified ay hr PcYr ~ sug.esssr nlus'
these sanction. anil also hat OF ine United ~iat-
Cor zres- 10 order O. give i validity nii these pre-
requisites are Obtained. the present authorizes would re
unitrr . their trust tn abandon me ohce- tneg Ill.,
~ cease % discharge the functions Tor winch iney Were
% scfed
b the arrival last evening. Of the brig Hope
Howe Captain shaw from Galveston. W. have
received the News OBJ; ihc 2th but L does not CON
tain one word Of intelligence save the following IN
relation 20 the growing Crops;
The accounts of the Cotou Crop which 10 have heard
from the interior st continue favorable. although ne
'ie dr0uih is beginning 20 affect % niluou-y 10 some
b. The Cotton suffering from re ana me Dolls
are haliuuin- to fall Dr. Jefferson and The contiguous
cDunc- ie cfofs arr said Oh have been GUY -HnI ne7is
halt ty t,e irolih vn.e in Western Texas the rams
have been very reasonable and the crop. we're never
better. =. %. Ilorc. l'.A.
MOVEMENTS OBJ MrNc,S TRooPs.-The steam
schooner Augusta. Capt Guet arrived here yesterday
from Maiamorss which pace she 'it on the I'm INST
Ne have CLEANED some items from lf'ff "Hib n ~
resident OF Niamoras % Captain Giet GA the DAY D.
sailed.
The letter speaking Of the movements of troops IN
I
that s the points Of he Rio Glande would soon De Gov
cred that General Arsia had about 300 men within
/ days march % Natamoras on the I'm That ten.
p4rcGos his march 20 Monterey with fuO or
5uOU men that G,n Gaona was sl-o IN the march with
}N0N that Gen Bus'anlfufe going 70 New Mexico.
The c.;cr then says- 'wifh-ianfn- those prrpara
r0n- believe that h0sfi.ties not 60 immediate a.
might be thought 81 first.
seem. thar no General in Chief had yet been appoint
I'd ai that there contracts Or TIE necessary sup
plies " a campaign or toy serious invasion of Texas
sN Ne EHI An NnNITt
menf say. % Congress that 10 s opinion there is no
need oi waiting TOR the delay stipulated in The treaty l1e
tween Nrxro and this country for dee ara'ioR az
war NC declared because notices enough have been gwen
% tho United states Government M nihs ago
The letter further says-+ some ptrsod-, generally
w,I Informed tllnk that the Government needs money
much. and wants % hold zap the prosper oi war 10 s't
their loan approved. The hope that foreign lnerNrh-
nor viii put end 30 difficulties seems io De al
the bottom of the ideas ~ This Government "hcn on
another side is threatened with new revolution ac
c0rln. 20 some letters from the capital II u also sin
ted that according 20 the official papers Of Mexico the
si5Gl0OOO had been negotaied-hu this : doubtful.
Ry despatch 0f the Mexican Consul, then here. the
General commanding Msiamoro- had been advised Of
he shipment Of troops from this port 70 corpus Chfisu
and Bexar.
The ie,ier concludes thus The next mail viii prob
4hy have he debates of Congress On the loan ana war
bills We may perhaps better see into the future than
now
We DO not see maoi war IN all ihis. N o. TroPl IN
MovFwgSrs OF OUR CITIZEN SoIDiERs-Capt
Forro ami his Native American Artillery iave voun.
eerf their services i0r Texas They muster - strong
Col Dakn. we learn picking up nfemen by the score
Col Oakley has offered the services OF himself and r'gl
men' The German arers ready. Irish Oun'eers
/ rrcci this evening a. form company exclusively Of
I ri-hmen Mr. Noesse. ofihr DAGUERREAN Gallery once
Trapper in the Rocky Mountains calls for company
/ Of Volunteer Rihemcn. he proposes 10 dagH0reogp'
certain distinguished MeNcsns, and guarantees that hi
c0l0rs viii stand. The Eci1tre4rs, a new company Of
vouns men the FoubOurg IRENE are on the qni rirf
I he. 4~ft-a anil .UTII me d
arrived and Volunteer Companies OF Artillery VIII
I leave here tomorrow in the Alabama.
The Courier IT last evening says II ! deiermed 10
call out four regiments of volunteer infantry 20 boz i'm
medis.ely organized swfit the course OF events-in
The meantime 10 he retained IN Louisiana TAI their ser
VICES are wanted The Governors proclamation will be
.sucd without deay-cang out the four infantry fegi'
ment- y - lroPic'
INTERESTING FROM CANPfAcHY.-Capt Suare-,
of the pilot schooner Argus arrived here lat night rom
ueachy reports that the 9Th INST Mexican man
of.wir schooner arrived AZ that port with requi-on
IN the Government OF Nucaan for troops and that the
Yurnanoe- returned for answer that 30 the NcNcans
went 10 war nth the nfed state, they tght their
.wn battles for ihey The Yuc iianoe would not furnish
| n, mn. Orleans Iropic 10Th.
LATEST FROM ARAN-As BAY. TEXAs-IatercsfiHg
| Nurm and Military Iatehgence.-By the arrival
la, evening ofihe ship Queen Victoria from Aran-
/ ,as BAY, We are in possession OF late Intelligence
| from the ned States troops in Texas furnished TO
I u
The Queen Victoria left Aransas Bay on the 18th
instant At p VI Captain Raniett reports that he sail
"a in company with the l. : ship Falmouth Captain
sands and the L. :. brig Lawrence Capt Jarvis, both
bound % the Baize. with dispatches. The Lawrence
had arrived and Saturday last sent her dispatches on
! board the Queen Victoria then lying inside the Bar
TIE a y brought these dispatches 10 the city but
we have not heard any thing % the nature Of their
contents The Falmouth had not arrived at the Balize
| on sunday morning The brig Lawrence was lying Oh
the = W. Pass sunday, when the a. y leii waiting
| orders.
On the l2th instant the ship -uvah lying Oh Aran-
.as Bay with the steamboat Monmouth alongside On
iLc lth the schooner Two Friends from ms port A.
I rived OF - JD-eph- Island, and anchored near the
Tie schooner Rosetta len Moss Bank for Corpus
Christi on the 10Th with her cargo GA board, and was
/ ashore o. the flats the i2ih
A. the Queen Victoria was leaving Arkansas baF. a
schooner arrived supposed be- the swallow IRON ms
port Captain Naiott farther reports tha on tAr ih i
sunset saw the bark Vim. Ivy steering W :. W. ~
miles from the Pass the loan and l'n "a" me sehi
| Mary Wilkes OF south Point a. anchor IN company WIN
chr Enterprise becaimcd. with strong northeiy cur
rent The q found the current strong from the east
] ward al the passage.
We also learn from Captain Ranlet that the steam
ndne had crossed the flats between Arkansas aud
Corpus Christ Bays and was transporting troops if'h
shell Banks 20 hnneys Rancho where the "ho.e oi ins
9Th Regiment OF L. Infantry was Stationed enc hAu
made one trip and in returning 20 make second -o'
aground and Jay three days with TWO companies o th,
ith and It'll Infantry on board The 2th sue succeed
dine az last accounts lie Ell the Camp on - Joseph
Island On the llih met
Captain Ranett further reports that companies b.
b. and g. Of the ih Infantry. under the respective
commands of Captains Page Morrison. buchanan ana
Alen were on = Jo.cphs l-.and waiting orders o.
move Company F. Of tie 81 Artillery under the com
mand Of Lieut. Brass also 81 the same pace ava.
s the arrival Of their cannon. Company Il. OF the an
Infantry commanded by Captain Moffls' Wa al She.
Bans with the horses and suffers department
IL reported that the reminder o the troops N.i'
20 70 20 Mc(iOwans Bluff which was tnought 70 De tnt
pest place for depot the Rancho being TOO hf from tn'
sea and not being 50 good for wood and water IN tx
g.oiiu- company AZ the Blur g. BAD .'od an1D-
There j. no water az shell Bank and Al - Josephs
not very good but can readily be- sbainod By disgn-
down SD ieet.
The troops we're In .nc health the ar was very me
the nights cool and tue breeze from the sea prev aired
night and day. There wa plenty Of me beet S,nd- o.
fresh provisions such ~ h-h deer and a. sorts or am
and fresh beet 10 any quantity could be obtained of :"
cents per pound There : n fear Of the Ioofs -.
40 tits rate. tAe"-OieaI-s 4''f-f $3.50
FxrRAosnINARY AKRssT.-We -ey flavel "no
va. some time ago convicted Of murder IN me Second
ierrse IN Killing his niece and slo-e4ueu"F Pailo"'
.- f,,v pnrtfr on the ground Of insanity tunl4l. y