New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30

By the arrival of the steamship Louis
lana Capt Forbes, from Galveston toe l9Gh inst We
have received oates from tha city to the 9TH.
From II. y o. Picaylns Sept p.
The AuS IN state Gazette contains let
ter from Col L. Allen. the Attorney General to GOV.
Bell in relation 20 the necessity Of called sessi,u OF
the Legislature, from which IL appears thst his former
Letter entirely nisundersto d. Col Allen now
ssys thar bis former opinion not offended an
answtT 10 the question: Whether there exists aay
constitutional ntcessity for an extra Session but
whether the bon passage Of avportonm 5nt law ,S
the last session psiitLtes of Itself such necessity de-
answers ibis question 10 the negative but III for
mer IN the stlirmeuve
Col. Allen then proceeds to say that the
allotment Classification Of S-ust re- required by the
sth section Of the 80 article of the Coz sunn does
constitute constitutional necessity for an extra
sion. We presume therefore. that the Governor will
Issue his prOclsnstn accordingly.
Two men, named Ward aud Hughes,
who etcsped from Gimsr jail, have been overI4ken
and arrested.
We leun from The 2'crqs Adrorate
thai Ne~on Porter killed BY fall from his hJTse
In the ColletO 'e'ilemeni, on tne 27tn ult
Capt. J. II. CODner, who l. charged with
being implicated /, the der Of r Flnuin at Au.un
on ba 2Sth ult, has been aIresed by Shonf Day, at
Brenbam
The Lardca Commercial says the pecan
mast ON The Colorado Guadalupe snd san AntOuio RIv
eTs 10 very heavy this sessoD, and quite pumOer u
gins 10 fall
me InaidnOLq Bulletin. speaking OF
cattle raising, says that this mpor5at auch Of rexas
pr, DUCT never 10 more encouraging state Ihaa
atpresen ard ar 10 10 ine cOast Tegtyn tae nu n1ef
Of stock raisers 10 multiplying asldly. In no portion
OF he country are ca'tl rsised more eay or su:ces'
fully ard with 80 te= liiscs as In tne Cartncali
country. We learn Diet Col Ciar< l.. . Tau has
branded In bio stock 200 calves the product'n OF 1884,
while our neigh9Or, Capt l. n Mt;nell on the noon
,ice OF the bay, has h sudrd 100. Inc Meisrs Wad
COLEMAN Wildly, and others have very large heTos on
The Can M1ssTs Sn"dgrass Fu ton, and oh9f'
We are glad 10 lean, establishing farm on the
stTtam, which ;hey will pace heed OF 1909
head
Ihe Bulletin saws that there is n great
increase ia the lumber t,s4e VI IndiaDoa. From tho
lG'h OF Auguit 10 the 18Th Of September, incu'i'e
$4,000 feet had been received Matchmaking
IL, receipts, tho supply 10 BY no means comnsusa
rate with The demhnc.
A correspondent of The Nueccs TGLiey,
writing from Laredo the LAT inst, that Cat
Shaw company of raDters had arrived therr, and a.
ter reminiI ia to~n one Diaht moved up the I,iO
Grande 20 a point about thirty miles al iv5 Laredo
Lieus Bureson Lane attached tOihe CON- tDy
Shortly afteIwaId cOuftr srIived Win tle INTEL !
gepce that company Of She mounted rlhe' lad arrived
at Los Ojueu,. Tho infaIuy companes stau0nef at
Laredo had received orders To so sc"utog ADD Lsut
Green wss to leave Laredo the same day ON an Indian
scout
The Galveston papers say that the crops
continue Bill, favorable for cotton and 'uFa"cane
tbtou. hout the State The worm aud caterprtar ntTe
nde bclr appearance 10 fr~ places, bur the crop ~ss
too far aovapced ibs 10 10 much Jury. Es AsF'
believes that the crop ol The state sid Do douols what
1t wts ls'tJtar.
Per contra, Tie Houston Beacon con
taus letter from p'atter in tines Count, witch
SAYS that the army worm dong inmeT So damsse -
the cotton on the Colorado ana Brszos Rivers.