New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09
Late from Texas.

| By the arrival here Yesterday OF the steamship
Galveston Capt Crane. from Galveston the 2tth inst
W. have received Lee Of fhe Citu0n and the Nfs o.
! the date Of her departure
The following take from tho Liruidn 20 the 18th
| Company " Of dragons. under command OF Lieut.
Neal have ett san Antonio for their station some
where M the neighborhOOd of sso hancO the west
side of the Nueces river The people OF some II the n
terror Counties Of this state beginning % De some
what excited from the apprehension that an organized
body OF thieves somewhat after the plan Of the
celebrated Murei gang have extended their operations
10 Texas numot. Oi negroes have disappeared oi
O. and 10 has been asceftalned that some % them
were carried Oh ty Whit men,
The Besfera Teran says tnaf street ght occurred
ia -su Antonio on Friday 9th inst between h. j. Mc'
Lane aud W m. owen, ia which The former was dan.
gerOusy and the latter slightly wounded lr,y dad
Coils reyolsers and nred several rounds each
The Ierqs R1a0I, published ~ " Arlington. IN the
Brazos says The crops 10 this part OF Texas ere nne
and iourshng. and promise m abundant harvest At
mos; every planter We gee IS o0aslns oi h7 crop %
corn and cotton
The 4aa,.a D,n0lrq, has Information by Tate arrivals
from New Rraunels that taa Cholera mas entirely dis
appesred that place -ud that the Inhabitants We're
returning % their homes.
The H0p.f0a T.kprryt states that two interesting
LYLE BOYS wee drowned while hathing IA tne bayou
the upper part II that city The lltn inst One -
them Wss 4 son 81 Mr ~. ". Capr0n and aged about
years the other son OF Mr. Perry. aged ~ yeafs.
The Usser Isrsa say- that although me Cholera no
longer prevails ~ an epidemic 20 -an Antonio ct-rs
sal occur Of virulent character, principally among
strangers
Lieut.. Mchler Of the Typographical tngueers les
been ordered o. make reconnaissance % the country
between tho hesdwaters u the LeoEa ald Corpus
Christi of the purpose u ascertsnlng whether good
road can be male between those points
Lieut. Bryan % the To biographical Engineers has eit
San Antonio tor RI PisO by way Ut + rederilssolrg
4cconp anled by thirty hfe mounted men. principally
Texans o. make reconnaissance ~ tn rou-e Travelled
1y MAJOR Nc.ghDOrs anu ascertain more cf.ucall llr
practc41iIty VI q good road by nay ~ the L~enf
% appears from the HJasf9H Mining S.r 10 me -5i
l-t that there are gold huuters even 100 Texas. Inry
are LousisIians aud hal gone 90 al expedition 20 ihr
uiountsil below santa Re i0r that object lley Eai
with them man who could show Toe sign ani "
course they Wi Gee toe elephant not TIE l1t.
De Hyasfoa S'a, ol the Zid also contains tnc i1l
loving
The editor oi the Tras Tine % Paris. h4s been n-
formed by a Mr. IrbhIe, that rae company oi Cailior
bal et-rsnts from Cal z5glAe latl rad I'm elEs1e-
men, with the W achtss which -rl Indians and t"y
VI the ernigrsnfs were KILLED ne WacalLas, 70 ap-
pears bad stolen n-3e- o. n1rse- from lhe camp OF
the engrants but pursued and defeated ana me
horses were recapured Several o. the nOrsrs u ne
Indians were also takcu by the emigrants. Mr.. Tab
bic also reported that tue Indians. alter the engage
fent came INTO the station on the brazos III star ns
condition. aud sued for peace Inis account "e'
brought % Pans by NJ. Tuboe the ~ u June u
i somewhat singular that nave % the n-At nas
reached Us FROM the station the braZO-, although
nearly three week elapsed since the ss-uirll