New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-07

ARRIVAL OF TBE STEAMsHIP SOUTHERsER-
We Indebted 10 Capt BERRY Of this splendid vessel
Tor copies OF the Chayest0H EoeaipR hos Courier aud
M1cury Of the Let inst obligugly furnished by the
publishers. Our friends Of the Neos beside forwarding
their own excellent paper kindly sent copy OF thst
invaluable Wing paper the Daily Chronicle & SeH''nei
OF Augusta, Ga and also the latest number OF the
Marieia (Ga) HeiicOn-all in advance OF the mail The
Hhoo contains cheering accounts OF the Gubernsofal
canvass now going on in Georgia, viz
"OsR CASDIDArE.-It affords us pleasure to assure
iends IN other portions of the STATE, that Judge
Ufs prospects are Represented being Of character
10 inspire the utmost confidence In his triumphant
election. kOt~itnstsndiOg the extraordinary efforts
that beiDg made by tne OPpOsuOD to overcome the
repugnsnce OF their party 10 its present Candidate
there is very little probability OF their being able 70
rally his standard the rs
they DO men of sound judgment keen discrimination,
and indomit table resolution
The steamship Falcon touched of the Charleston
Bar about O'clock Pm. on Thursday, the 3O,n ult.
taking board l2 passengers and the mails, proceed
ing Immediately on her voyage.
The Aa1nsta ChrOHiois Is responsible for the following
snake story
SOMETHING or SNAKE-Mr Thos. NJ. Brown of
Csmak writes us that he recently killed rattlcsuako
q let inch ia length, 10 inches m circumference,
hAvDg Is Tattles His stomach contain iuil grown
squirrel.
ceyed by the southerner bringing us late papers from
Havana Tallahassee, New Orleans the interior OF
Louisiana and Columbia :. c. The New. Orleans pa.
pers OF the 27th (iondsy) contain no intelligence OF I'm
pousnce published in the papers OF the day pre-
viou. which We have air sdy given our readers. A
Ct L.ndry spondent OF the Creoe furnishes the
foo~iDg in relation the overflow of the Boeui un
der date of the 10Th ult
A portion Of our ciizens are in sad pickle About
awesk $40 the Red River water broke through dam,
which stopped ditch that led from the low lands into
III. bcruf at StafuIds hign up the bayou, and soon
washed away earth TO such an extent Ne to let IA
volume that has ned the stream To OvefnOwiug Many
planters arc and very lew tfOn the crevasse
10 the mouth Of Boeui. boast OF n-lds complete
y iIre of water HAD the ditch Ia question never been
permitted by me planters who had right 10 prevent
its CONSTRUCTION this destruction OF property would
not have occurred and bad the planters, who were IN
terrsted IN stopping the breach, have turned out with
MI thsr available force OF q1Grisr OF IT, they
could easily have stopped the water Ihis, however,
they ola not 90. few on'y sent men, and there
seemed TO be unity of counsel or oi action among
those who appeared on the ground
The Farmsrsrils (Ls) Union EIPosnor of the l4th
ult says;
From all parts OF the Cotton growing regions we hear
the CRY of ouy halt crop " and on the rivers ana
low lands la this State there VIII not he thifd oil
crop raised. The last CoNe0Tdd Ife"sco@ says thSt
ih.T. considerable excitement ia the RIVER Parishes
ON account of the report that the ' Worm had made
its appearance ON many plsntstions Out the ls+"t.
rsnCr thinks there Is no reason 9r the cry OF VOL
aud that the supposed caterpillar is nothing more than
the gTsss worm.
The n o BHllein OF the 27th ult says: The steamer
Exit arrived on Saturday from Camden, An reports
that the cater piars making great havoc on the
cotton plantations, both on OHscnl'" ana biseA h'SIs
Tkooys roR THK RIO GRANDK.-Ine steamer DiH
dem which arrived on Saturday. brought down sS
u s recruits under command OF Capt Pierce USA
-. route for Fort Brown, ON the Rio Grande