New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
Later from Texas.

We have Galveston papers TO the 10Th
inst with corresponding later dates from other paris
OF Texas. " =
The San Antonio Ledger announces the death OF
Hon John II. Rollins, t. ;. Indian Agent for Texas
lie dIed at San Antonio on the 2oth UT
The Victoria Adrooate says that the Government
promises TO establish Government dePot a. uona ,
provided the citizens of that place and the vicinity
Will improve the navigation OF the san Antonio tei
so as TO render the transportation OF supplies 70 naI
point practicable by water TWO thousdhu uoiIais
have already been raised by subscription TOT the puf
nose and is thought 80 500 VIII be suthclent 10 &C
compsh y object desired. -
The Ledger SAYS that the san Antonio and Mexl-
can Gulf Railroad IS n fair way OF being com
mepced. and under favorable auspices. The Com
mlssioneTS met on the first Monday OF the present
month. and aScerialned that upward OF SiV,VOo
of stock III cash subscriptions mad ALREADY oeeh
obtained meeting OF the stockholders was
called fsr the first Monday IN October, to elect al,
recioTs under the charter II having been declared
by one of the bylaws that the Company should De
o,eanized and the work proceeded win when
cash subscription had been obtained amounting 10
$4,000 MI.
TIE Galveston Cr,ll,an Of the 7th inst says The
Trinity bar IS not likely to oferthe same obstruction
10 the II ade between this city and lhe valley OF 'ae
Trinity the coming winter, as heretofore. Generai
Chambers has contracted for the erection OF wharf,
TO run from the site Of the ancient town OF Ananuac
across the neck OF The bay between thst polM ana
de,p water N the river beyond the bar, 50 that
steamers in the river may discharge Their ana
receive their return caIgoes without the delay ne
cross Inc oar Al ION WHIT NC 4tOOa AM
exuense If constructing the wharf have been found
To be less by the plan adopted than we're heretofore
thouQht REQUISITE The improvement Is to consist OF
a railroad track laid down on wharf ten ieet vice.
constructed upon piles. We understand mat the
work j. 10 erected Al al expense OF 5000 and WIN
te con plettd IN fity dayseary enough for the ouA
of the s.pess If the present season.
The same poper Ihus speaks OF the crops OF lehas
Our last accounts from the interior embrace no
news Of particular interest Cotton picking i gong
on nlib Great ANIMATION and success. ne season
has rroved remarkably favorable Tor picAHiS; anu
The amounts reported 10 be gathered daily ol d1st-
ert hands are almost incredible 1--WE * an M ~
ore ease uearh nine hundred p0Uncs OF seeo co;son
are rer0fted on good authority. 70 nave OeeA tiAeu
out m CAV by sIrgle hands. The crops snoI1 II :
hue. but csrb oil OF II viii be saved III the 'e.y
besi concuou tbs yield OF the STATE promises 70
exceed hat o last wear. from the increased quantity
IL Ind Ia cultivation. though the average pro-1c'
reE acre Viii probably be less One o. our lIteul-
gent ciiizers has Just returned rom ioli NOUS
lie interior couLtlts. CNtencirg some hiesh hIA
died MES rs the route travelled and he INFORMS -
that he even where saw the most suostah4s- e.
ceJces OF comfort snG prosperity among the pr"I.
TIC face OF HE C1'uIy Is rapidly changing y
sstsDcc We sgo to,r that there : at one ace o
tnuous fence and corn felcs for een' mites u e1
iClt along tie road where four years 81 ihe 'hli'
held Amos soc Qoss esslOD