New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-21
From Texas.

Ry the arrival yesterday Of tho steamship Pal
mein Capt Sfih have received papers from Calves
tor Of the sh Instant Austin tho 3D. and San Antonls The
pa, III
M'pday. IN, al was appointed by law OF the Texas
Legislature recenAg passed, for tho election by vote OF The
people Of Delegates represent Texas the Nashville
Convention The Legislature recommended four Candidates
tf eseh OF he Congressional Districts. Ia Galveston, N{
suS p1uty, not vote cast for Convection although
dgnicpz elections were day held NJ the same ue Thls
shove great gkewarmuess among the people IA relation
10 he wnoie slaecL II that he Leeis4mre De
odc without sny consultation OF the popular voice that
the SIe should be represented and made out s ~ eau
dtdsos he vued for The voters have shown great IN
difference Delegates thus appointed hardly be said ~
be authorized commit the Stale any Of scuon
WesaPpose hat theS are expected TO report he result 81
tls.r coUsuaOns and leave al subsequent action % tie
ssnadaes n,med Tor the Eastern DscI are Judge John
L Mills Col G Mile, Gen L. Henderson and J. ps-
n.Sl L.ssy fI5 .ss Meisrn D.'sie , s.o% i
we cY moi see mentioned Ia our exchanges {. c. Mills.
who isvoied for in the Eastern District has gone 10 Cali
A Government express arrived d, San Antonio tom FL
n,i,,s nv Snv ION ~. o.nsng csms .. more com
eac been KILLED hne ess: Of Preside; seyea or eight
Alericaas had heen msssseged ca the Gils-
A band of iudSns attacked The party with which Judge
kcopson VISA travelling, between The Peeos ami III PusO
ths Judge ard be @y escaped wi.hea, injury aud bad
aui~Vd al III Pas ea, Ihey indebted entirely the
rronps and honare eOsdno Of Capt Johns OF The army
who was moving ou he same Iooss. The Judges oxen
a!e euc prevented by The Indians from returning
By as H. raso TOAD. aai came down On the Mexican sds
AID crossed Al Eagle Pass he epeseass The THvSges OF
The Indians TO have 6e,n dreadful Through The whole
OF hs FCu,c gu tho Mexican side.
hg. hUgrnL Correspondent ~ TIE " \. Herald was sup
pcsei 10 Be Allied IN San Antonio The lSth MI MeAt
Car named Msrclno MArtnss shot by snohef Mexi-
Az William L. por,ch. SAYS the -tSsta STATE Gazette,
Was ted n hays CoUusv the "a at by the eccdes'
discharge q gin IN TIE hands o. Col Durham BON gea-
temen h0uIing when the accident occurred Mr..
Dossch naive Of Mvcklenburg Co Va and had re-
ecaly arrived IN Western Texas with the intention Of nak
las Il his perIaxoeoi resideDee IN. o Picayune iah
Then O crscai Of the date has the following al.
dhsoaal l,eaas
TIE steamers JscA Hays and BFCwnsvie have assembled
the TRULY Tor csc miles and brought most encouraging tn
teigenee from thai So0niry TbeT freight down consisted
Of Go ealee " cotton belonging 10 planters " no esve here
soers awsye hauled her crops either 70 Houston or
r<se2ort distance Of about 80 miles " either place
s Summers OF 0sveston has been appointed Receiy-
ing ard forw asding Agent Cor the Government
ar !bn n Ross the Garcsfen Nets has last re-
atoed srosH fiP tie Tniiy Agent TO- The Govern
nsas ~ tNsmne The eoany and ssee tain the most eg1ae
rcnt o. shipment FOR and mauons fer The supply
OF vesa atsfy poss 10 NeTthern TexAs He has giV.n
thu pfeiegvocs 10 Pine Rlnd