New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-28
Prem Texas.


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per. from the interior Of the srate.
We take the Glowing from the G0'-rs'0H Mars
NJ the llth Inst The sale Of the wreck Of tue
schooner Newton has been made by tic "rccS
master Mr Wilcox. cevera persons from tbs
city attended tle sale. We cara tnat she vas
sod f- sI.550. Which was the highes, bid Yer,
tie o. her freight was tsms-ed, ard ~as d.,
Therefore sod, but s or W.. be sent % New Or
leans We ere informed that the schooner Log
suffered Bat H,t.e damage AID WI probably cc
20, Oh a. sery Ait.e expense Tie c.efk o.. tue
s.eamer Palmetto rerOris that they passed o.
on, Monterey ashore asrl sad "a: CO. Ma;agor1a
bar. On " .dAcslay evening -, TIE steam
Mary Summers was making efforts 70 get be- c1
he Monterey has been running n 'he trade be
tween EewYo.k en1 Ns;agorda Bay.
Tos Hossiot Ieegr Ds SAYS a potion Of to
books lied notes ana papers belonging 70 tie la11
otce 10 Busk COUNT, we're stc.en aid ou-ut On tle
10Th D,cen5eg. " 4. HI was takeuu1 charge
with he commission q. tie act anc held % tsl d.
the sum O. 5000 Great excitement prevalsc
among The citizens
We take the following from the GoireStoa J..r.
7ol o. tie l2tn INST Col K d. Cuts, wlo lrs
been apo. lte1 ~ q the vacancy DO l.e Coast sag
yey, Oc- ss.one1 b. tle death " 81 or Fa1a;.e-oF
arrived here yesterday 90 the steamer Galveston
Col Cuts takes charge Of survey number nine
which embraces tie entire last irou tls mouth 81.
the Mlssiss ppi y the R.o Grande. The wor, s
progressing IA This bay where 80 era cIic-r' aid
tHo schooaers are aow employed
he .N1t0vOC1G I'ribVrc o. the 18th llst "a
The bark Monterey, Mic ell master, from New
York bound % THIS port with cargo O.. .unn--
All merchandise parted Der chain IN p hea'.
lOTtneaster during early part Oi asst wees, p .c
ran on % s. J)selks Island. aaI ~ the IS, &C
oOglts We heard from BIER fears were entertained
that sLc would become a tota. oss 80 high and n
verse winds have prevailed DUNG most oi -.-e
time SINCE sbe went ashore dessr- Powell aa-
orrestcr TIC .onncr the oo1slenee o. the 'essei
went c0wn 70 examine her oooc.t.oH 10y ma '-'
returned waeD ,ge went 20 ptess.
/ The San Hal3',1 l.eebrt Icr7H d. the 81 DR.
gives the .!oNI a. .css rcstive % The road from
| Fort Waclta 10 the Pecos eu, Nicner 10
! the T0po-fattics Engineers. y itA las party. l-
/ turned D. tbs place last wees after az apscn-,
OF about four snd al m lils Hc ieit here
! about Tic l0'h 0f Ssrtcmber last Rith party
tweut. five men and four wagons q e1parc t.c
country from Fort " hiia near Red hlcr =
the Pecos going By the way Of Austin and i1c
Haro Village ol the BrazOs J NO %; hls Wa
nc took with nlm through the whole tup. Tie
others he was obliged u leave on account Of some
u his mules freezing q death. Tie animals DEE
brought III are all in good travelling condition
Lieut. Mchler .c't Fort " achta about the lsi ID.
Noyember aud followed up the hLc aon.H
from Rcd River. sli pursuing % scutA-WtsieIt
course. crossing the heads OF the Brazos ard Coo.
RADIO struck pecos about 80 miles above 700 Hor'e
mead Crossing. making the distance from fn.t
Wach..a about 49, miles
The wfolc route is described MS cxcccdinsy
,.vel and well adapted i0s ROAD. ID ab0unds lr
ia inuscuit grass Plrut, OF w0ter was genera
found % short intervals. j tween the Colorado
and the Pecos tie party were without water Tor
niles i Is Thought however. thar " ater I1rt
Pc icp1d n plenty there by A it D eXamuatDD.
Considerable musauit timber VAS found upon tle
route, but little 0 Any other kIufs S-ttfa. pai,cs
ol ludisus were seen, tut none O. them 90 greater
number than that Of Lieut.. cher ihe} cona-
ipcnily protested grcst friendship. Alter fe9,ht-
the pecos hc followed down this SIDE OF 70 uutii uo
struck the II PasO road. came ia part o. the "at
b., that road but struck OF 10 the bead oi the San
saba thence D. Fredericksburg, and iro.nth place
here.
4 petition has been sent 10 Gov Bed by the cla
leus of GoIisd County, for protection against ne
Indians. Il says that without such protection T. 90
farmers ON the san Antonio Rive viii bee unable 60
cultivate Their arm, this season % SAYS that tie
party ~ Indians WHO killed. near ke!ugiO, M3.or
g. G.. Brl ant. were about ~ IN number, armed with
spears, and recommends the RAISING al ranging
company from that and the adioinir9 Counties.
Another petition from the citizens %. Leon, Lam
pascs aud Sslado, represents that the VI acnias,
loukeways, and Towasb Indians are daily com
hitting depredatOns Oh heir property, in stealing
horses and killing cattle and hogs
In reference to tins sad sc0ug-e of Texas. tac
Western Icr7u SAYS The GOycr;o. sent mes.
SAGE 10 tie Legislature Oh the 18Th ul January &C.
company inr thcs, pet ti0nS. ndmouish.us them o.
the necessity oi preparation for general Iudian
Nsr or oar frontier and recommending the passage
ui law. authorizing toe Executive, when may
be deemed absolutely necessary. 60 call iuio ser
vice a competent force, and defining more partlcl
lariy the duties OF The EN.cutlNC under such CIR
cuinstaucCs The Governor saws that O call Tor and.
similar to the ones Transmitted, arc before the Exc
cutive Department. from different portions q. tie
frontier. Their situation requires relief, oad tire!
have a RICH: 10 demand T..
Ne take the following items Of Intelligence from
the San Antonio HcsfCra Team OF the Cd ut
The detachment under Capt. Steel seat out rcIn
the post at Fredericksburg u pursue the Indians
who committed the murders al CGetrCvIie, return
ed unsuccessful They followed the trail 90 the
nc al waters of the CooradO--iherc their guide
said 10 was seven days old.
Brcvet Capt Smith Of the Rises, aurl' ell Ter.
on the 2sth with seventy recruits or the cth reIi
meut The number when leaving Newly c.h Was
eighty hve-tl,eeu had died upon the way. CaPt
stewart viii ioin bis rCgmcnt ln Oregon, going bl
the way %, New Orleans and Panama Lieut..
Marshall aud Barton also arrived ou the -th e.
cute i0g their companies ~ the rmeni. az +.
Paso and Santa F6 They VIII leave iu q .cw
iays with Col Mccall
4 part, o, some tn or twelve lcisons among
whom were Messrs. ". : Owry. j @ McDcla.J
". Neremend. aad others lett tins place a shor
tno 81 sc 70 make some surveys on the Rio Grancs
some Mexcsn traders, ast c,mr ID, report thar
they met them on the o.hcr side O. the Nueces 9l
On loo; They awokC one morning and louud their
hCrscs MISSING