New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

From tbs \ o. ficsyune oct 10
~ the arrival here this morning OF the steam
=; IA Ogden. Capt Havsnd, from Galveston 9th
- We have received hles of the Ciriaa and the Neps
ae date of her departure. The Clpi ian OF the 5lh
~ ssys that the Controller OF the state furnishes in
trsion that l03o92 sores OF those donations known
sAe Fsnnin School Lsnds are locsted 10 the county
diyson. The pumher OF votes already reported,
srs been cast for Governors the lste election 10
KY and the votes thus far returned for Congress
,>sef 10 the Eastern district $3.50 ia the Western
aS7ct l0.393. Geu. Davis. OF Polk County, informs
ssdior Of the RoAsoa Telegraph, that the Tnuity
As. now sufficiently high for boats Of a medium
"a o sseend several hundred miles This has been
Sssss for nine months, with the exception Of few
y at Spnns
esane paper, In speaking OF the Increasing pros.
fN'y Of Houston. Gays The Fall business OF Hous-
* as opened with uncommon scuyiiy The roads
| e Vicinity have been literally .hronged with teams
f"is with cotton. or returning with goods ard mef
4 oScse 10 the country. The steamers have brought
:. ssAts, and the landings sDd sidewalks have been
Sf.eiey covered with bales, barrels boxes sc 49,
- steamer Reliance. on her last trip, brought over
- barrels Of freight IL IL estimated that goods 10
~s1osnt OF over $4,000 will &c brought 10 Hous
= "a present season.
ssss spce 10 the sudSbe efforts which the cips.,.
asa have been making 10 improve the navigation
= Brzos River, the Bassirstos Range. OF the
~Anys Last week subscription was got up
= purpose Of clearing out the rver aud In few
- $50 was raised. Every preparation was made
~tri tie steamer Washington 70 engage Ia the en-.
sse, but on Thursday the river rose Two feet,
- vi prevent any further work thereon during
- cd Winter, unless the river should ssNn get
SAY low, which, from pretent Indications, looks
- 1groosble. The stesmer Brazos has made q
-. though Rsndoa's Shoals, sutacioni Tor the
-. ran In the lowest stage OF the river, and hen
- " overtsken by the sudden rise, she VISA cutting
Hyhrough Cooper's Shoals"
e. Ao~ing strange sccount OF the freaks Of the
<aes 10 from the Ars;iR Gstefis OF recent date
4 sssed on reliable authority that large body
n easches recently entered the German settle
~ the Llsno, and took possession OF the cabins
t.,s,elcs Of the deienceless Inhabitants. The 10.
90 hat their object no, 20 shed blood, and
- -',s being too few In number 70 entertsln any
n. successful resistance resigned their proper.
a.. es savsscs took possession. We can scarcely
+. "a The Camsnches ar entirely too shresd
a. property upon any such terms, except IS
"a. ,sies They viii doubtless be gone before a
| tai <usnd can be msde upon them for resilta-
ka s1'As gives us the annexed Information reis-
NJ. seuon taken BY our neighbors on the open
Il Gus sssy snd expeditions communication with
I 0ss,.. Tie Convention which assembled 81
ke.S.e the 18Th August. to appoint delegates to
ksas.Scs Convention and for other purposes was
Mr.. delegates from the Counties OF Calhoun,
NJ Ds Witi GoDzsles, Gasdaloupe, Caldwell
sss,s,seea A resolution was adopted among
tas,,.sng on the Legislature to employ engineers
tx,s ice praeucsoity and facilities for railroads
s,. ass, a1d ccllsct information 70 be laid seiore
regard TO tie advantage Of carrying the
rosd 70 the Pscife through shis stste.