The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-03
Nsws from Texas.


News from Texas.
fs,ou tAs n o Pcayu1s, March 20 -.
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Galveston sbs march Of the "Arny Of Occupation"
speaking -ti and the order that no ons put tnoss
attached ts led 70 the ser. '''' '''S'' NV -
ssy.:- 49,. the ordsr ioroldaing psr n,9;.
from accompanying the ia Violated Il ~ isl,ewin6
enforced, some persons who (, the soldiers, having
hs rs marc, sr,s. sh and sent back in
containing their liquor broken open -
The news from Austin the seat Of oe,srpnsns =. to
the 18th inst. The proceedings Of the Texas
TSs T no. 81 the corn
In many the fields in the vicinity Of Richmond " hs
,Hm. Nos.rn While
through the snow drills. will think ana ponder upon
The papers generally arc barren Of nsws Of the least
-'- tFrom tbs N O. Delta. March asl
The candidates for Congress appear to BE- very active
Gen Mcleod has declined to be longer considered a.
candidate.
Necond District explains some portion Of Texan history
NOS hitherto well undsrstovd-ths sruisics with Mex
leo coLwlsms states that the commissioners "od not
their ins'r uctions" the treaty Of armiscs
which IN negotiated and that therefore the whole re-
.posO Ss' .1ss sseC Cav. III. Hs. from
which We quo,> that while the treaty itself was con-
dsmosa by the pis .. ana M
censurs From that Ny down to the present time
period Of nearly three siis S. ;Sat ~
commi.sionsrs. Colonies viii sRs and Hockey, tran;
scendsd the authority given them sasy S.
that Texas should again return to IL mscv AZ Msxeo
partmsntn and ackno ledge the supl - "
Col Willie nus says the govsrnusn. y - ;.."nsrs
YER did propose nor agree to rscsive Coz '~'''s'-
pi.i in G,iveston on the 18th inst Dr. J. g. W. Mott
Tho deceased was native OF Alabama, and emigrats~
to that country In s<2, from the State OF Lousana
ting the hang" Of our partisan politics Tss I:kx.aps
te and says The restoration Of our adopted 70
tive Us to the political party with which
invariably acted previous 10 our removal to Texas
Mira Hart giving concerts at Galveston.
From the Houston Telegraph, March H.
The tribe Of Indians That has lately joined the
they smigrated from the Western country bordering
upon the Mexican and that they have never
and are allied to the Lpsus and TO large band Of lnd
residing in the mouneinous districts near the Rio
dsy.nd ss Se unon for
The Comanchss treat them with great kindness and
appear to 30 snxiors to have them inGorporstsd into
Indians from their ancient hunting grounds to dsrant
country singular event in fndaa history. Wa be.
leve similar event has occurred since the landing Of
the P,grms with the exception ofhe emigration Of the
from The Caronas to join the SIX Nations Of
New York
lCOrrsspondsncs Of the New York Herald
GALvEsroN, March 10, 1885,
rooa. poupss il &C Frsnch
Yankees and nisssrs BY the ship load and our little
city in .smtstse Of excitement all the time General
have left Corpus Christi for Point Isabel and the old
camp ground "pressnts . fearful void" Spssking Of
goods and business. neghbors from the white set
Elements perfectly crazy with regard to Texas; the
market Is overatccked and more goods coming in a%
hope they will have "ncs time Of It." Colonel
Williams comes out with very we'll written circular
respecting his opinions, &s Gen Mcleod declines the
san Patrcio and think there 10 now chance for
the Celonsl though gnbc opinion i. moro i1 favor Of
you more news IN my next, and also description Of
cotlox party to be given at the fremont next week.
News PROM THE ARMY OF OCCUPATION AND MEX.
co.-The last dispatches received from the army OF
occupation dated u. Los Pntos, 81 miles from Cor
are advancing 10 the Rio Grands With great regularity
and without any obstruction worthy Of notice General
Ss from ~
The U. 8. brig Porpoiss had arrived IN the ilth OF
Aransas from Vera Cruz She had brought drnitivs
accounts from Mexico. The Mexican emsute had pro-
badly not terminated New schemes, new combinations,
were bruited sbou-smong others coalition between
Paroles sending Thousands Of troops towards
North Mexico and that the government attempting
con0rmation. should the Mexican troops advance
should they be able to extnsuish tho emDsrs the vol
Neph hOud ADDITIONAL be-
wanting to our troops for any purpos the Texan. hsys
declared hemslv:s auxions to march to our camp In
any number-Wash'ngfon Unson MarehSl
NEWS FROM YUCATAN.-Wc nave JUST seen letters
from Csmpeachy, which confirm all that hal before
been said Of the Willingness ofths present Government
OF Mexico to conceds everything to the demands Of
led 10 the sienation Of that department Mexico 10
pressing IN her eagerness to win back Yucatsn but
sensible fearful OF the stability Of the admin
istration Of SParedes Esnd they would have Yuoaan
dsentanslsd from Mexico In ease TIE latter country
should become yet more involved with orsign powers.
They talk of sending commissioners TO the United
Satessome say, 10 treat Of obtaining protection;
others Of an ectua inc eporson in our Union Ia every
respect these letters which and late,
6r the timstions which have before been given ofths
radical dsssction Of the fucateeos from the bentral
government Of Mexico. Congress meets The s3d Of
April until which time ell will be left to conjecture to
the OF this former department Of Mexioo-M o.
PseaySHe, Nsseh2o.
Movements Of Travellers.
Yesterdays arrivals at the principal hotels SUD-
ciently numerous to produce considerable excitement
and hustle at all The following 10 a summary
Ii A. l.. 4aa land