New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-13
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The New.orlesns papers have advices from
Galveston 20 the lot inst;
| Gen Brooke received With sr~., resp<c, o.
| Galveston Convention o, citizens addressed h.ra =
letter q welcome and invited aim 70 public dirnsf
which he declined heins obliged 70 continue sis
| Immediately for Lavscs
| The Gai-sstoa N,s-s gives 9 summary q news from
| Western Texa. derived from Captain Burbank. L
| A. Who came passenger the Palmetto, having ieit
Ssn Antonio the ~ and Travelled from Eagle Pass.
| a military post the Rio Grsnde. 20 san Antonio lie
passed the bodies OF seven Mexicsns. Who had been
killed. by the CNmsnchc Indians. Ahost - miles cas-, Of
the Ieona and IS miles west Of san Antonio. rhese
NeNicans bad been carrying military SUPPLE % The
leCns and were returning with their empty "a carts,
having been loncc BY another Mexican who bad hceii
rdug express be and Of the transfers were sicd.
one teauster escaping The ndisns were supposed a.
number about a. and from the marks Of bullets on iha
carts evidently supplied With IRE sFrns The
bodies Of the NcNicsns Nerr stripped and everything
worth taxing carried %
Al kssic Pas. everything quiet The troops
Stationed tfcrc We're qalie hsAlihy The neghhorhoot
ot Eagle Pass Is described being sterile and destitute
storms IA this region
San tntono ~ss ifec from Cholera no new cases
having ocsn heard c Tor number OF lays previous 20
the I'd TIE expedition % III PssO had ~, a. far %
the ieons and eNcampcd that stream At asst &C
counts
A gentleman who len san An,onio at the same ,.use
WITH apt Bgrbsnk mentions a report current there
that three Americans also killed BY the Indians
the time and place shove alluded 10.
The C0rgas Ctristi Ng says company OF Ranger.
raised by order Of the Governor has been orgsnxed
ana detachmenis ststoned A. Barrsnes Rlsnco. Lorrs
snd Brownsville. The officers oi the company AT
Blackwell Captain, Nslkcr. 10, Lieut.; Rankin, "A
Lieut.. Aikia. 81 Lieut. MAJOR c G.. Bryant sP-
pointed Comm.ssry. ard Or swift surgeon
depredsuons
I>on>s AeAiN -An express srriyed here on wedne..
ds lsst anng hat The night previous party ~ Ind
cane 20 Mr. Loves rancho, sS miles below San rstrco,
and stole every horse be had about one hundred he'd
from the size OF their tail Mr. Love thou sht there coui
no De- es, Than go of the ssvsges but IN. tr, might
have been made by the horses their company no cesu
Sal Psuico about daybresk the uex uof-
having some horses before them. and the peS-on
lived hat place This Was supposed 10 be decay
party SEQ, out 10 draw the citizens into an smbu.h On
receipt Of ths news. Lieut. Wsker Of the Rangers who
stationed at Bsrranca Bsnca. seven miles below
nesley started IN pursuit. u the ndisns WITH %
and passed through San Psuci0 short time aler the
RAIDERS had hsen seen Nothing had been heard from
him hs party al the time paper went 10 press but
unless The Indians are too strong ne VIII be able 10 give
good scccnni OF them.
INDIAN FicHr The editor the Trra' r-e. OF Psus
has been informed ny VII Ireoe sat INC Sompsn' ~
California emgr'ns from Csfksvile, lately had an en-,
gagement witt the Wschitas IN which ten Indians ara
s~o OF the euigraais we're sied The Nschss, 4 sp-
had number OF horses from the camp II Tho
emgrans hut were pursued snd defeated and the h9rs~s
were rscapwred Several OF me no,ses OF no indsns
were also tas~n py the emlsrsnts Mr lreoi- 40 r.
ported ths the Indian. ser The engagement into tho
prsce This was brought 10 Pare by Mr. Tnbbs
On the oh Of June Il Ia somewhat singular says tho
Houston iasgy A o the 18Th UT Iha, no news Of the tht
ma. reachei US from tho station on the brfos shoash
nearly three weeks have elapsed since the engagement
Within the last few days cay. the Assf'a Ds~eyaf q
body Of amanche- IN the metz hbohood cf oeorsetown
thirty miles distant from Austin. and below the mill
ary station ~ Hsmons valley Immediately on the re-
ceipt Of this intelligence Col Fsuntleroy proceeded Ia
10 the Indian camp 10 ascertain The facts and save
order. Lieut. Tyler stationed 81 hsmions valley, 20
recounoi,re the country II appear. nom Col fauntlrroy
aud the report OF Lieut. Tyler hat The number Of Indians
hre greatly exaggerated. and that ,hey had been
of nny Of hostility They Probably had come
down for the purpose OF hunung and upon oeins Inform
ed that they line OF posts they pesceaoy
retired
The .is,f,n Democrat Of the date above quoted.
earns maj The Choera has broken out among the Canaan
che Indians first making its appearance IN party en-
-amped on the San Gabriel Several u the chief have
ALLEN victims to the disease The Indians dying In
every direction, completely panic 'IncAen Thee facs
gathered from captive Mexican woman, who made
her escape and came INTO one OF the onser military posts
The following account OF speech Of Gov Wood, ~
Victoria delivered the 10th ult gives come interest
ng details OF the internal afars OF Texas. We copy
from the ifr0cafe
"t,oy Wood .ad the financial affairs Of the State
prosperous condition and funds were coming rapid
~ from Collectors One hundred cells Of the Peneunmy
finished and the appropriations will not be exhausted
until the meeting OF he Legislature lie blamed u.
past and the present Administration. for no, saofdng su
hcer protection frontier said he had made frequent
representations the War Department but without sue
lie held that the night ofTeHAs 10 Santa fe was N
tspuiable When military government wa. hrsi e-iae
.h.d here the authorities Of this State had remon'rsei
The Secretary OF War replied that the Government vss
only temporary, and would be- dissolved with the cessa
non Of hosuhue. Judge Baird said he only Obstruction
he found To his mission was m the Military Government
The military commander threatened To enforce his own
The point Of the hayonet For his he tOOf'rnor
Wood blames President Polk In disegarding the nights
OF Texas and his own word. lie said tho public deot
would about a. 10000 al the rate liked ~ tho
Legislature and recommends the sale u portion % our
public lands Ia IT, Gov. Wood said he did not sp-
prove Of the present Apporionment bill but considered
hs duty 10 sign H. defective as was, In preference 10
calling extra session OF the Legislature"
The Adr0cGfs says Governor Wood IL not much OF an
orator but nevertheless his remarks were well receiv
ed lie left Victoria the 18th, 20 be present 81 =
Convention from the Counties Interested In the nsy
CATION OF the Colorado which o. be held at Colum
bus on 10Th u on the 18th he expected 10 Join In tho
Masonic celebration at Layacs.
The crops of Corn and Cotton In Warrington toun
" are most promising The RaH ger says almost
every planter We Is Boosting OF bis crop OF Corn
and Cotton
The Mafagoyda T,ibune Of Monday, the 18Th, says;
The accounts Of the coming crop In all the cotton and
sugar planting district. highly encouraging from al
sections Of the State
GOLD HuNrERs--The B0abam Adrots0 says party
OF horsemen had gone 70 the Wschita Mountains la
search Of gold.
There three candidates for the Office OF Governor
Of Texas In the field. They George T Wood, the
present incumbent Col 2 N Bell and John 7 Mills.
A Mr. Jesse Gibbs killed a few days aimee Ia
Bssuop County lew mile. above the town Of Bsstrop,
by Of the name Of Adams. The circumstances
connected with the affair not known Adams has
made his escape.
The political canvass In Texas Is getting warm.
There four candidates tor Governor. Mr. Pnisbury
has strong composition tor Congress In mis- District
General Sam Houston vas expected 10 make speech
AZ Huntsville the 18th ult. in which IL thought
he would take the ground az Benton, In Missouri,
the Territorial question.