New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
Ialrr from Texas.

From the y . Crescent, Ocl- y
By the arrival of the steamship Mexico,
Capt Place We are in receipt Of Gal weston papers
10 the 18th INST, and corresponding dates rom inc
INTERIOR The Mexico made the trip from Galveston
IN thiriy -elght hours and fifteen minutes
The INDIAN WILD CAr.-Wilt Cal ana hi> cOloay
OF Indians and negroes on the western SIDE oil me
Rio GraIde, said 10 have joined me Mexlrah
troops lately situated opposite Eagle fasS ana pro
ceeced toward CamargO, IN order 10 oppose tne
revolutionary party The San Ant0n'o Lsdser states
tha, much anxiety prevails al Eagle Pass IN cOhse-
quence OF the hostile attitude assumed oy some OF
Wild Cats tTlbe. The arrest OF GoPhef Johh, ana
smother runaway negro, st Eagle Pass, mas extspef
ated them, and they threaten Il rescue AMI ven
gesnce. These negroes are now confined In the
American camp.
ger announces the arrival of Gen. Cazeneal IN san
Antonio who confirms the accounts OF the frontier
disturbances. which are expected 10 De much worse
before tranquility Is restored.
MuRDER.-The same paper states that German
was brutally murdered on the Cdltvelds, near Cdn-
tus rancho, d few days since
4 BALL-A splendid ball was gwen III honor OF
Governor Bel, al he capitol OF Tue >tdle On TIC
e.. Powder Horn Bayou on Matagorda Bay, has
been selected az the terminus OF the san Antonio
Railroad. .
SCHOONER WREcKBD-We learn from Cap am
LIONS tina, the schooner Equity, Capt. Hays bound
FOR NeH-NoT&, i now a wreck on the oar az the
mouth Of the Brazos she sacceeded IN getting over
the bar into eight feet water on MONDAY last, ou1
before she could set under way, was struck oy
severe sas,erly wind and driven ashore She had on
hoard ninety one bales of cotton, which will sustain
Sfme danaee, but the vessel II Is thought will be
total loss The COTTON was taken OF by the schooner
G. lines lUdNest9h News:
THREATENED lSDIAN HosrILITIES.-We are IN
formed by Mr. J Il. Stevens. OF Fort ArbGcke, thai
he Camanches have recently held council OF var
IN The vicinity of the Wichitaw Mountains, IN order
10 arrange matters for the expulsion OF the tlilh
Infantry from their new post on the Brazos Ihey
have Dreyiousiv enfeavored, but without success 20
entice the Delawares and Shawnees into ther con,
tsmnlated foTay There are about one hundred anu
ffty men enc amped AZ the BrazoS station OF whom
,.ny,,on are drasoous lBonham Advertiser.
CEoPs-The season hal been very uniayorao!e 20
the swee, potato, both IN weld and qutlty Inc
DYo,racted droutn seems 10 have deprived tneth VI
their usual uice and sweetness. The corn crop oh
the Guadalupe is 30 abundant that there VII! &c sew
eral hundred Thousand bushels for sale. Inc yie'o
IN many portions Of the State has been very g'eas
Rxsulr OF THE ELECTION The STAT GG-etIe %
Oct II SAYS that Tuesday as; being the day appolns
ed by law for comparing the vote ttken IA Aus "a
last throughout the State, for Chiei !uss..e s
two Associate Justices OF the supreme Cout. ~
Commissioner OF the Land Office and Two nelnoel'
of Congress- that duty performed oy tne T
or, Secretary of State and AtioTnev-ueneIA. &c
vote Tor Governor and Lieutenant Governor wa -
compared by The Legislature The foNo~inS Is lie
official vote for the officers first above nfined
CHIEs yusrIcs-John HenPhiil. s2.sso