New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29
From III. New orle.p. P,csyune, of July 20.

III.
fact that the question OF annexation sas been nh''!
contaminated
We give our correspondents letter. which EN-
braces clesr and succnci narration OF the proceed
ia-. oi the Convention up 10 the latest perio1 q
which il was possible e receive Austin news
AUSTIN. July :. l-i5
The Convention s..em. on tie morning OF the ain
sud unanimously elected cen. Rusk 70 preside over -
deliberations A conriir-ss Of nreen was sppo.h'eu'
who reported by their cha Judge Lipscorno IN OF
jnance as-eniing oehs Of the people a Ierss %
The term. OF Annexation u-oposed BY the United -isiss
Government IL was adopec with one dissenting voice
but ave members absent I, was enzrossed and Sn
Cd " the members present IL = not tte sinsHi-
thar the only dissenting voice Richard bsehe me
aliher.rnsw Of your Secretary OF the Treasury and
L brotherln- .aw OF the Vice President
After the necessary resolutions were passed for the
transmission OF the ordinance 70 the United states
re.oIuti.n wss offered hy Col Love and unanimously
afoptei-. Tha, the members wear Grape on their lei
arm for month. testimony OF regret FOR the de
cease OF Gen The Convention then ~ oarnrd
on the 5rh We appointed committees on the p an
adopted By the Virginia Convention 20 report on the
various subjects submitted Il called forth some discus
vhich creditabe 20 the speRSers-ii was me
.krnish that preceies more heavy hrng
The delegates % the Convention, for intelligence, IN
egri'y and worth would rank high in any country -
I There . not perhaps much q brliancy. but srea
deal NJ mauer-oisci sense and sound knowledge and
predict that shall form md send you sound and
sensible Constitution free from the worst features 81
uifraism.
mad a rsht 70 ask but anxious are We TO free the
subject from further l-iaon in the United states that
no conditions whatever VII ne annexed 20 the Consiiiu
ton differing from the resolutions passed by the United
states Congress.
A dsspstrh was received from the United States in
the morning and Major Doneison arrived on the even
M h- 5ih having been detained AZ Warrington -
serious lndi-pO-On These despatcne- relate 20 tne
occupation OF our frontier by your troops Ihey are
now On their march-the foot by water 20 Corpus Gins
o. on the bank Of the Nueces the dragons by land
20 Antonio
The step /. taken that will decide Mexico in her policy
Foreign troops viii soon be upon the soil she claims
Her choice be declaration OF war; or II che i
wise negotiation. She may acquire money by the Tat
ier-deieai and disgrace only by the former To-day
resolution passed requesting the President OF me
United stairs behalf Of the people Of Texas % send
troops forthwith 10 our frontier. This resolution u
sanction the part o the people OF Texas Of the move
menf noted above.
The intrigue Of those in power here which in iis
mcncemeni advised by the ENPresident has been
i.s.ipsed by the power Of the people. The Executive
occupies no enyied position | inclined 10 think he
ha. been vctimred by his isrf and patron, well A.
her Nsestys Minister. True 10 his faith. however he
-sued his Proclamation admitting state of war and
disputed territory which if not intended treason %
the country oproceeding from disappointed hopes was
excessively foolish
Lord Aberdeen has svowed q DR.. Ashbel Smith that
her Maesry Government will not interfere IN the CUES
ton 80 he whites home This removes OF the pros
poets of 50 II you get 70 loggerseads with John
Bull II mus; be about Oregon Jonathan Wi. night FOR
for il II sugar negroes have any thing to do
with the matter
This once aour-hns village in state of entire d
apidat0n and ruinhe effects Of arbitrary exercise
NJ power without cause and without precedent and "a
though the author of all this ruin elected delegate he
VIII take his seat he csnnot-he dare no, look upon
hundreds whom he has in MS wsntsnness ruined
Gen. Tarrant. delegate from Fannn. was on visit 70
san Antonio He with Mr. Howard delegate from that
place has for some days been expected. Painful appre
pensions have arisen tor their safety as many Indians
the ostier who have committed several murders
lately.
We are entirely exposed the attacks Of Indians and
Nexicans-not soldier on guard and but lew firearms
% caous have the people OF Texas become 20 danger
that they scarcely eveprepare 20 repe an attack On my
way here met young with two young girls, IN
buggy with protection whatever from attack. almost
the very spot where young HOrnsby had been killed
Two weeks previous 10y the Indians They were in high
glee laughing and talking merrily Il could but think
that an hour might con.ign them to death or worse
fate
The British brig Persian arrived at Galveston
few DAYS ago from Vera Cruz. She brought DIES
patches for the Government. and was to return a.
soon as she heard from Washington. Ii
mored in Galveston that she was there for the pur
pose of learning the tate OF the Mexican PROPOSE
lions 10 President Jonas, and II they Were rejected
that the fleet of Mexico would be down on Calves
ton without delay We hope the Gavestonian-
viii not evacua,e the city the strength of this
fearful rumOr
Hon X L. Anderson Vice President of Texas
died on the 10th inst. a. Fanihrops. Montgomery
County OF fever The papers are in mourning for
the sad event
A-hhei smith has been recalled from England. speak
ing OF fhi. the Galveston News Of the l2th says We
-hou'd ike know whs' he vent for what he has done
how much money he has pocketed when he Is going
again what plan will It he fallen upon TO disbur,e
our public funds
The following appointu snts have been made by the
President
Hon Ebenezer Allen, Secretary Of state.
Hon. " b Ochiitree. Attorney General
Hon. J. A. Greer. Secretary ofthe Treasury.
The reports Of the crops throughout the country are
highly favorable. Galveston and the other cities and
towns continue healthy emigrsnts fast pressing
the country from the al Joining states Of the Mon
and The prospects of Texas. view them through what
phase We viii. are prosperous and encouraging
APPOINTMENTS By THE PREslDENT-Ofncial
JONATHAN KEAKsLEY receiver Of Public Moneys for
the district Of lands subject % sale at Detroit Michigan
vice sylvester " Higgins. resigned.
SAMUEL p Hy.P. Of Pennsylvania, a. Consul for the
City and Kingdom Of Tuns in the place Of John Ii
Payne recalled
Nicholas BROwN. ofNcw.iOrk as Consul for the city
of Rome m the place Of Geo W Green. recalled.
DAVID P BREwsrER Deputy Postmaster Al Oswego
New York IN the place Of James Cochran. removed
JONATHAN l.. BEAN. Of Missouri Indian Agent At Coun
eli Bluff, N place Of Daniel Miller. removed