New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08
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From Tie \. 0. Plcayune, Oct, 50.

By the arrival yesterday of the steamship Gal
weston wehave received papers from Brownsville
of the 23d and Galveston OF the 25Ch lust
The returns of the election on the Boundary bill
are coming in very slowly though it is almost GER
toin hatthoro will be a large majority in favor OF
the proposition.
Tie following are the returns, as far MS received,
in addition to what we have already given:
To aceeGt Rc'ee1
su,. .Iusi, Precinct Bexar County 2a
There Yer We're also areo naorties in favor of the
bill Mt Castroyilie, and in Burleson and Milan
Counties.
a private letter, dated the 10Th inst from Cor
pus Christi, states that q general Indian war on
the frontier is expected.
In the recent capture of two German girls by
the Indians, it was the Oldest that made her es-
cape She was to have been married few days
after the affair
A small party of Indians visited the neighbor
hood Of San Antonio, on the 10th inst and stole
twelve head of horses and mules from farms on
the Cibolo. They were pursued, bur, as usual
not Oycrt8ken.
The Harrison County Delegation in the State
Legislature have resigned their seats.
The trial OF j. T. Warrington, for 1nanslaughter,
in Bexar County, resulted in his acquittal.
The Houston Telegraph gives the details of a
horid murder in Fort Bend County Mr. W IN
Nibts was the victim, and young man named
Reckum was staying at NIbbs's house, and
difficulty occurred between them when the former
was ordered to leave tho house, NIbbs giving him
draft for some money. Beckum went to hous-
ton, purchased a revolver and went back to Fort
Bend, and after riding about Tor several days met
Mills and shot him. Beckum surrendered HIM
self and recognised il $1,000 to appear before the
proper court. He relies on threat Nlo0s mad
made TO kill him for his acquittal The IetegrGph
thinks the citzers of Fort Bend, who knew OF
the threats on both sides, were to blame tor not
invoking the aid Of the law and preventing the
murder.
We take the following from the Brownsville
Sentinel Of the 23d inst;
The notorious Capt Paaclos, whose actions We
have for some time noticed in the vicinity OF no
Grande Cily and Camargo, has been again arrest
ed near The latter place and We understand ~
being brought to Matanoros for trial. Palaclos;
it will be remembered, was one OF the celeDraIe1
MEXICAN spy company which, under the orders OF
Gen. Scott did such signal service to the Amer.
cans. between Vera Cruz and Mexico. Since the
war he has been operating on this frontier against
tie Inhabitants Of both sides Of the river HIS
operations were commenced here by WelI-lald
rian for roguery, which becoming known, caused
him to eee to Rio Grandc City. Here, also, ne
was detected ct his old tricks, arrested ana I'M
nrisoned. Escaprg, he fed to the Mexican side.
Restless still, we heard of his incarceration III
Monterrey. whence be escaped to Camargo whore
after numbering man and committing other or
lenses he again reCrossed the river and vas ffeu
ct three timea in Rio Grande City Here We i lI
sioIt Of him until now when we hear thar ne mas
bee1 arrested us above. His present caPtofS
have mary accounts 10 settle WIN NM 'Aill2
org time back and it is due to tho inhabitants Oh
beth nations chat he be guarded safely
III. following is also from the Sentinel;
W. are informed that Col Portillo, with com
,,srd of Two hundred men, left Matamoros few
DAVIS since for the interior Of Mexico. w know
not upcr Wlai errand.
f.is run red II Matamoros that the wlseacres
of that place intend resortng to little rhSe upon
the 1oyerm' :, tor the purpose Oh .54slh3 sie
wind" ten!Uorarily The plan that is desgned, is
TOO eood7to be LOST, and we should be branded rs
afaithless sentinel did We not cry the alarm. The
case is ltis: The commandant OF the military
forces ike Brulus OF yore, has run short CT the
ginews Of war, and has not the whcrcwith to pay
ifs -rjolsgiseged warriors. To remedy this
ills c9;ternUa ed to throw the port Of Matanloros
cuen for the reception of all kinds OF merchandise
alter which the Government will De informed OF
The fact End before answer can be returned, eth
ar in faor OF against the operation. sufficient mon
ey viii hav G been raised to meet the ends desired
TIE Hio tirande is said 10 be remarkably 10"
ut present TIE steamers Ca1na1lche, Corvette
and Mex inney were aground between bFo"As'
vile aud Carmmg0. ca,,.;as
In LeOua, Limestone ard surrounding Counties las
on the ppel Trinity, t"o-thlrds crop OIL oo'sot
VIII be made this year The Corn crop i-as '''
/ The upper Counties are seldom tFonoieu "t.A
the cotton worm and in this respect are more IA
vorsb!e to tie cotton planter than those on tls
Cosst. A larger emigration Is coming Vi tns yeaE
than formerly rise in the fririty 1Yei u ,oI
feet, a. Pine Bluff, wes reported "eoA "''0i' S9'