New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07
Later from Texas.

From the N. y. Delta, March ~.
The steamship Galveston arrived yesterday from
Galveston, the 25th inst.
Mai. Bsche, Senator from Galveston County died at
Austin on the evening OF the nth inst He struck
with palsy the morning Of the 7th, while going to the
Senat Chamber.
The San As0usfiue Union states on authority, that
Gen. Houston will not accept the nomination for Elector
on the Taylor ticket.
The Legislature was to adjourn on the 10th March At
last accounts no spportonment bill had been agreed on
and OF failure TO pass bill spportionng the
representation in the legislature special session
will have 20 be held for that purpose.
bill has passed both Houses, establishing the County
Of Santa rs Two other bills have also passedOne TO
organize the militia Of the County Of Santa Fe and the
other establish the XIth Judicial District to be formed
Of that couHiy Judge and District Attorney to be
forthwith appointed and sent 10 put things TO rights
The equity TO be allowed Representative In
the House. The bills passed almost unanimously.
The new election aw has been passed, and the mode Of
voting changed-the odiashoned republican plan OF vot
ing by ballot being besg again restored. Elections fer
Governor members Of the Legislature and members Of
Congress- TO take place the first Monday August
ls4s. aud beunialy thereafter.
Joint resolutions have passed both branches Of the Lee
gislaure, requesting Hon. Charles j. wauous, Judge OF
the United states District Court for the Dtrc, OF Texas
TO resign his Office The Judge IS charged with having
given legal opinions In and questions be gaed
hereafter in which the interests OF individuals and OF the
state immensely involved whereby he has violated his
duty as Judge, s2d has disqualified the Court in
which ne Prssdes from trying such questions and
aud unknown number Of suits hereafter TO be commenced
TO Courts ou Of The State for trial" He Is also charged
with having. bile IN Office aided aud assisted certain
individuals (i not directly interested HIMSELF en- at
tempt 10 fA zen upon the state OF the stipend
Gus frauds prscced upon any country or any peo-
pie, the effect OF which would BE- 10 rob Texas OF millions
OF acres Of her public domain her only hope
FOR the payment q her public debts
joint resolution nsiruciing the Congressional Delega-
ton 10 uss their Efforts 10 have law passed to extend
the Jurisdiction Of Texas ouehaf Of Sabine Pass
Lake and River, had been ordered 10 be erros,ed.
Msjor Se.gnbofs, Indian agent, arrived at Austin
on the 1874 instant, from the Indian country HIS
position WAS not 50 dangerous had been represent
ed. The Chief OF the Tenawsh tribe Of Camanches
who had two brothers killed In an eacounter
some Tune since with Capt. Giets company between the
Sueoes and Rio Grsnta was hostile and wished to ki
Maj n. and John mcLsunon, who were In company. ia
revenge for hts brothers, but prevented BY the oas
siriency bad Of CAmanches Maj " finally succeeded
In making peace with them. Hc also says that during
hs trip ess~ parts Of all the tribes. aud found them all
disposed to DO ffenay The small pox prevails TO con-
siderable extent among the bands Of
Three steamboats, are plying between Houston and
Galveston The face is only so cents Cen Jas. Hamil-
Ton hal arrived az Galveston with nearly hundred
negroes 10 add to the large orcs he has he'd Texas for
some years plst