New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-11
From Texas.
The Ntv- Orleans Bee Of the LIST has the follow
90 ~o<~o, 10, Iii -.n a.. fror, Tcxss.

The Ntw- Orleans Bee OF the LIST has the ioloV-
NJ recent intelh ssncs from Texas
The eh elton returns very nearly complete The
vote for Governor IL Bell, e76a; Wood 772c Mills,
zsp For Lieutenant Governor. Greer, 252; Hen
dsuoD. 62J5 smythe IL elected Commissioner OF tho
Land Office ~ an Immense msjoriiy and Howard Il
s-efed Congress from the Western district BY about
2 600 majority over Pisbury. the late member.
IL appears from the returns Of the elections that a
us0rity Of nearly twothirds Of the voters OF Texas
voted IN favor OF TIA amendment OF the Conitution
for the People ~ elect their Judges
The papers have much 70 say respecting the crops
latter from the Gacts.op Mere, dated Houston, go
sept says
TIE Brszos end Of the Colorado country, and ear
safely say that two thirds OF crop largs cslcula
ton IA soms instances not half crop will DO made
and 10 no osse viii 1t exceed twothirds. The worm
- bow making mors lsts havoc 10 every plantation
Grimes, Montgomery and walker couniies and The
eouniTy lying and east Of the Trinity have suffered
more severely from ibe rsvages OF the worm beginning
there much earlier than (ss far As can lenrp) IN any
other part of tbs STATE early frost n conosciion
With fact that nearly ak weeks OF the best peking
season With has been lost will warrant any one In
toe conclusion tnst as far rs Texas 10 concerned a.
tnsgra poron OF the cotton region two thirds OF
the quantity OF cotton msds last year will not DO mace
ths.
THr corfoS wonN-Ths Houston Telegraph Of the
Pun nit ssys The Cotton crop 10 Montgomery Is almost
entirely ccstIOyed. The worms have eaten AL and
stopped MI,
that large body OF Camarchef recently entered TOE
German settlement on the Llano and took possession
OF the cabins and corn selds Of tina settlers The In
diane informed the settlers that they might surrender
psscosLy or hght and the being too Numerous
Tor tie settlers resist with any prospect Of soee"ss
.ney abandoned their houses snd let them In posses
.ou OF the Indians
FRow TexAs-Lieut. whiting OF the T0posra
phioal Ensinsars with party OF twelve persons left
Fan Aotopio the 10Th inst for Fort Towson and
Washlis Ii 10 Understood the Lieutenant has received
orders from the War Department 20 make survey OF
dire routs fros Port Wsshits 10 the Pecos so IS TO
insrseet road thst point recently surveyed by
him San Antonio 20 ~ Paso.
A pilot schooner which broke from her anchorage
duruz the gale at Brszos Santiago On the night OF the
IS nlt carrying OF lad Of ten years OF sge ~ the
name OF Joseph Dsys-,he only pereoa on bosrd-wss
bes hea is miles north Of lsvsca Pass on the morpne
At the 9h nit after being at three dsys and niga,s
Tac lad stated TO Captain Thompson that he ste"red
north west during tia whole time he ~as out, which
course be supposed would brins him up somewhere on
tho coast and IN going IN where he ran the 'essel
sshore carried away her RAIDER The vessel received
no osher damage the lad claims salvage on the vessel
Two companies of Rangers, Capt Grumhes and
Capt Fords recently passed through an Antonio ~
rssI. for Corpus Chnsu. Another company was day
expected. 90 says q letter dated the 9Th inst
The T.ras Safs 6a,ors contains tabular statement,
from which IL appears that there Ia the State q
Texas ~ chArtsrrd Institutions OF learning. owning
lee. 700 acres Of land