New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06
From Texn..
From the N. O. Picsyuue, Aug. q

From the N. %. Plcayune, Aug. ~.
The steamship Ohio, Capt j. Swiler, Jr. ar
rived yesterday from Galveston. She left there on
the 2jd ut
In the Ciclian we find copious extracts from the
Austin Democrat OF the 18th inst We give the
following from this source.
portion of Col Hayes new regiment we're to leave
San Antonio yesterday Q3th) for Mexico. Lieut.
Col Bell will Dc left 10 command OF the remaining forces
on cur frontier. gnder the command OF that accom-
pished and well tried officer, the companies along our
border will doubtless do effective service
Mr. Cochrsne of Cspt Henry McCulloch's company
of rangers arrived at this place Monday last bringing
some important Indian news II II be true He stated
that he had been In company with the Wacoes for 'evc-
raj days PRIOR TO his crossing Little River on his return
10 the settlements by whom he vas Informed that II was
tie svowed intention Of the Csnanches and Ionss"sys
who are now said 10 be hunting together, to commence
open hOstdes against the Americans 30 toon &c the in
lie nded BOUNDARY line shs have been des gnsed and
marked out He also stated that he saw his route
Indians belonging to several OF the different tribes and
that the statement made BY the Wscoes was July cor
roborated by them all.
Maj Neghbon arrived In this city on the 9th inst
after absence Of twenty days. nearly the whole OF
which time consumed 10 al unsuccessful search Tor
the Camsnchos. He followed them for more than 30
miles before he abandoned the pursuit Their sudden
and seemingly procptste departure from their recent
hunting grounds, cannot be accounted for BY MAJ Neigh
bore and appears involved la mystery which may no
be satisfactorily solved until the shril echoes OF the wa
whoop heard and the butcheres OF past days are
reheersed on our border. This however, our haroy
frOntlersuen may Or VIII not 70 INC cast W
long the interchangeable agent Mai Neishbors) can es'
I ercse any inf aence toward preventing II.
Maj. Neshbors lief. this place on sunday iast Tor Tor.
rvs trading house the Brazos to which point he had
sect the balance OF hs party prior 10 his departure from
Fredericksburg il bis design to find II possible the
whereabouts OF the Csmsnches. and open al once
commune siion with them Ia order - ascertain their
intentions that the citizens of our frontiers may not
be caught psppns IT, perchance they should Intend re-
commencing hosfilit!es.
He ssys thst he no indians at all during BIS long
ieunt after tire Camsnches; consequently ne could learn
nothing oi the tate OF the four unforiunste men OF
Usvs'. surveying company who some time since were
supposed to have been taken prisoners OF killed oy the
Indians 49,
The cotton crops In Fsyei;e County are said 10 be sui
ierins some from the droutn and the worm ns' msoe
s appearance ON plantations, though not enough
10 threst-n the crops severely. 49,,
The Mess tells us that the schooner Robert Nd
Capt Champion. arrived tho 2lst inst 81 usVeson
70 hours from Corpus Christi There have recently
been several arrivals OF traders from Laredo snd othe
parts of the Rio Grande Gen Lalnsrs commsnd Al
Laredo has had sautsry tendency In suPpressing rod
berries and other acts OF violence. Some conndence 10
the security OF the country bsens 10 be iet
The following 10 from the Nees OF the 2lsf mat
The steamer Reliance arrived this morning from
Houston She brings rev more bales of cotton some
gentlemen lust arrived from tho Interior represent the
season as psrtculsrly favorable for picking cotton
The worm has everywhere disappeared. doios very
little N spy damage aud the cotton 10 opening rap
idly and in the gresest abundance The prospect
never before encouraging. Corn Is 90 soan
dani that 10 said contracts can De MADE ior almost
any amount at twenty cents per bushel
We have no confirmation of the lndsn news eon'ansd
in our last humber taken from the Vic0ria Afrocss
Mr Hudson, with about 30 men. hsd been some too
miles shove Gan Antonio and serious apprehension Tor
n's SAFETY were entertained. He bias now returned IN
sae'y ire lndi.ns discover symptoms oil hoeuh'y
ens Anna ~efessss to be still friendly but banAo
nsnp openly hr-A,ens war They have removed all
sidered bad omen
II Our Cunard dock 10 quietly moving forward
Within Two weess hne building occupying almost the
entire middle pier, has arisen. s,.nchly framed aud
handsomely finished by town.nsn and master buil3
or Mr. Psppelyes We admire the rapdi,y with " bich
he pushes his work As for the Dock the outer crib
of the south pier Looks very much II we're sops 10
tott.r over Eitberthe foundation Ia uneven or .om.
Of the iibers given wsy. Tue crib 10 sunk niry
ot and If IL isls gres, ~i be the -l OF il The bglk
h@sd too from the sres, weight Of the mud pressing
against IL hss with sprt Of eocroschment
ken new shd- ou,~zrs, much IN the derzna-m-nt OF
the upright position Of some OF the piles Never;he-
less the dOck is going shesd-,he sissmisale 1usiy
s,ins-ths piie-drvsr u doing IL dufy-And one
day we hope al viii be anished Jersey Cay lei