New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10
TEXAS.

Capt Lawless have received flies of Texas pa
pers The Louisiana brings dates from Galveston to
the 2sth ult
Accounts from the interior are very ia
vorabe to the present state and future prospects of the
corn and cotton crops Refreshing rains appear 60 have
been felt AL over the country.
On the last trip OF the steamship Mexico
from Galveston to this port she brought over man
named Dabuey accused of numbering person In Ala
bsma The Bra:0s DATA says tina. he was forci5y
wrested from the hands of the deputy sheriff OF Fort
Bend County, and delivered over TO the person who had
gone from Alabama in pursuit OF him.
Two white men, named Charles vi.
Kinc.bury and Robert H. Morrison, alias HARRISON we're
arrested in Houston County recently by Mr. Kennedy,
being charged with stealing two slaves the property oil
d. Davis in Washington County. The negroes we're re-
turned 10 their owner and the thieves taken TO prison.
A man named McFall, living on the Sal
ado near san Antonio, was knocked down and robbed
on the evening of the 18th ult. by two Mexcans
The Huntsville Item states that Mr..
TQu. q cqSsRs, Is sqgagsa IN the eOnssaoa OF
~ o hundred M employed In repairing the
road about the San Jacinto and erecting new bridges
The late election for Mayor at Austin
resulted in tie between Mr.. George Durham and Col
| Thomas w Ward. new election has been ordered
A Mrs. SlOcum was tried at the late
term Of the District Court Bastrop for the murder OF
a man named Forbus, and found not guilty. she had
shot Forbus account Of the ruin of her daughter
The state Gazette says that a man by
\ the OF Henry Brown was taken up IN uluespo
County and carried 10 Aus for trial. charged with
stealing a negro woman, two horses gun and SIDE
saddle from gentleman residing In damiltons valley
The negro and other property were In MS possession
when arrested. j. B. Costa, before who he was
brought declined trying the accused for the want OF u-
rsdicton the crime having been committed in another
county and Monday evening he was pu In jail, with
view Of his being conveyed TO San Antonio Tor trial be-
for. Judge Divine; but the Gd,ete says runor was
prevalent morning that he 1sd broke out OF jail and
hung himselfl We fear this was case OF lynching.
Brown was d deserter from Fort Mason.
Another shooting affair came oil IN Lock-
hart on the NH In which Mr. Samuel Wilson shot Mr..
Jonathan Turner Wilson is said to have acted 10 sell
defense. =. r
A letter from Lockhart to the editor OF
Tie Galr,ston CiritdH says that Thomas Hoskns who
vas confined there for the murder oil u. II. saner'
sheriff Of Caldwell County made his escape from Gus
| tody on the l4th ut
The people of both the Corporation and
the County of Victoria have voted almost unanimously
10 take g. 5000 each OF stock in the San Antonio and
Cult Railroad Company.
The dustin Gazette says that FRANKS,
the supposed murderer OF Donald Smith, an account OF
bich was piyen sometime ago, was arressed recently
near Lockhart He had Smiths saddebags In MS pos
sessiop but denies having committed the murder. ne
has bee taken tor trial Bell County as the scene OF
The murder was Just within the border Of that County
The HouSt0R Beacon says somewhat
a,..no though rather serious affair." occurred not long
since ne.r Spring Creek, In the lower part ot urnes
County Two young men from Iowa, VINO hau o Sl
peddtna about the Country, and mad reahLed eoo -"
~ 500 were met by wag who told them that the
country was infested by numerous Dands OF roOoefsi
and they should be careful how they exposed their cash
This excited their imaginsons, and shortly sssr tney
met respectable CITIZEN artired In Texan nuhrs cos
tune cap red flannel shirt, tin horn rine &c he IN
auired il they had seen two young men wiln "noln nc
had been hunting, and by some means nad os HaGe VI
DIN receiving an answer in the negative, he lett them
AZ soon az he got out of sight, the peddler', nrmy Goa
nced that he chief Of one Of the gangs OF fofoers
ef the road and struck into the woods Iney nad hot
gone far before they came upon another roagniOoxng
fastener one OF the companions Of the hunter they had
previously met Taking nim Tor roooer' ana tearing
tbat he would shoot them they attempted 70 reuea
they Immediately drew their reviewers anu :,
6rtng AZ MIN The hunter retreated and endeAV "
evTlsn but tbey would listen 20 nothing, ana kept
! sh6oiine away lie blew bis horn for bis companion
who came no Just In time 10 hear oai Whsle CiOee
By bis ear Ire hunters, hnding
and beipg excellent shots brought the peddiefs uoHh
,be ST. NE The mater then explained, ana tne
hunters conveyed them 70 house, where tneT "ouAo'
| were dressed.
The STATE Gazette learns by private
Is,,e- d.ed Beltob Bell Co, May Il, that DE- John
~ coensn late Of Bolton, was killed b. lightning on
he lin inst while travelling the residence Of
James Anderson, OF that county.
The bark Trinity, Capt. Colburn' OF the
p,on and Galveston De of packets lett Galveston tor
Boston on the l3Ih Of April, discharged mere iu GAG
Of cotop. took on beard return freight and arrived
Al Galveston On the 9th having been absent only isy
days. - -
neeed with the Boundary Commission arrived at Sar
Antcn;o on the Sh twenty two days from FL Paso. Ht
reports no in addition 10 that we have already had
tr6m thai section. n o. Pic, June :.
A correspondent of The Galrest0n NeUs
wiring from Corpus Christi on the I'D ut, says
Gen CarAvajs left here to-day. Ills suite, or por
ton OF IL le.t Yesterday Col Ford remain: neIsI
prelurne TO recruit for the Hoersng army Q. ,nns
Gen Wheat the far.famed Flouser arrived In ,b
with some few men, Gays hye or SIX =, live con
Caravsiai succeeded In making oyei ten OF e., m
Tes 10 his cause out OF the yitors 70 tns
though The Macs Vay .sy biz speech s s's,rs Madre
with such tremendous applause dPS' if have se no doubt
EspnSG S changes &c lG IN The must take place
first re-, A,.orio who has been con
pec:ea, FOX s.S':i,ials II - NO.