New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27
TEXAS.



From The Ne~ Orcan. Psayuns, OFT %
BY the steamship Louisiana, Capt Forbes,
We have our Texas exchange 70 the 18th mt
The GdirosfOH CiriiiaH of the 10th inst. con-
iains letter from Secretary Conrad to V. +. Howard
ESQ Representative Tor TeNsF written ina reply t.
letter ing that the Governor had called three
companies OF Rangers. Mr. Conrad says
In reply have the honor t. siatr taGi recent incil
gcnce LGs Do, received from thr Eighth VI lfary D.
PAR mr. anu. present alylscl. ] nave no reeS q
20 b, lie, that the services n e-e 70 al
Necessary tor the protection Of tie ina5ans OF reXs
againsi tie Indians. must therefore dec'ins e. au
thonze the muster OF these troops deem u proper -
add moreover, thar volunteer companies, thus organ
lied without the sanction and contrary 10 the
udemen, OF the authorities properly charged with Inc
defense Of the country have tendency 10 create hos
es, and rather 20 eldanger the peace o. the frontier
than 10 preserve It.
The brig Empire, which arrived az Galveston
on the BIB from New-YoIk met storm 3)th
sept and suiicrcd some damage, causing considerable
injury 70 the cargo and lose OF aeck load.
The dustin Ga-6He SAYS: a very distressing
ualiy occurred this ely sunday evening
NJ Dawson aud Mis- Mary BJwles, the latter about
we've or thirteen years OF age, and daughter Of Mrs.
Bowlos Of this cry IN attempting 70 ford The Colorado,
two mile below the city, were both drowned as Is sup
posed The bodies have hot Vet been found
Lieut.. W. L. Street, L. :. A., recently com
nitied suicide, at Fort McKa,ili, TeNa-
The San dRtOHio Ledger has the following
from the Mexican Boundary sarysy: A letter from
uiiltrloItf hAfilftt 10 the N the INFERIOR,
dated az the Pmo Village July @ announces the com
plciion, Let OF the survey OF Gala River By
cent letters from Major Emery IL appears that ID
vey of the Rio Grsnde had progressed isr down
Preside del NoItc where MAJOR Z. II, and that
Lieutenant Mickler, who was gagged Ia surveying TIE
riveT downward from Eagle Pass, (Which H. W. believe
about 80 miles below the Preside del N1ueJ had CON
peted the survey OF about l35 mes whcn. IL cOnsc-
guoncc Of the more difficult portion Of the wors be
tween Preside del " re and Esgle Pas ne ered
10 woik upward until he should meet MJor Es down
ward parties, when they would all resume work below
tie Pass and continue to the mouth of the Com
missioner Bartlett and his parties have probably arrived
az IL Paso before tins time
Tie same paper says In the yard of
Major Calvert, az Segun. we saw 4 agtinaie coffee
liant LIS good lady detected coffee Grain in n act
OF ,ploutng and placed 10 IA the earh Ih~ litrle tree
l. now about three feet high and covered wiki yellow
blossoms and pod Of tAc latter OF which are some
neatly mEtured Il yet bat years old ana the
only care bestowed upon thf tropical stranger mas been
10 screen II from rude northern"
We see the names of Col Asa VI. Lewis, Col
NJ T. Johnson ami Hon. Geo w Smythe, spoken Of
candidates for Governor Of the STATE.
The vote for AttOrney-General Of the State
Is a. follows For Jennings, 1000 for Sdyie- eJ12;
for Hamilton. 621s. Counu-s vet 10 hear from Bowie
larris Henderson, Milan Nuecos. Polk, Shelby and
Titus.
We find the following in The San AA,oaio
Ltdu OF the IN inst. a report reached san ParrciD
the 9Th uli. that ioTfywo Indians attacked srnal
body OF MeNcans a day OF TWO previous AZ a mustang
Pen some twenty miles wet OF that town The Iniians
killed eleven MeNrans and Tire Corpds Christi AMI Lare-
do mail carrier Tie udli T. lad some tffV horses ia
then possession.
CRoPs- The Bra:Os Delta says: " On the 29th
September ls52 fifteen hands picked cotton on N ior
Noorc- plantation, and averaged 30 pounds 70 tue
hand. The i0rernOet pickers were-Phl 769 pOunls:
Hsrrici 612; Calvin e57. Mahsly, GOO
4 correspondent of The fsdiaaoia BHietin.
from Gonzales County saws We are picking the bet
crop Of cotton that hes been raised IN the county
may Of the farmers boast iha, they vii pick 4O)O l6s
Of cotton per The average crop in the county
VII be 10; les than J, 500 lbs per acre"
The BJ0.0ra Planter OF the 18Th says: Last week
made hurried trip around portion o. the couny
Gna visited thirty parfn,ons According to tue
information which have been able % collec'. cr0r-
this county viii be far better than in any other p5r
non Of Texas. Our cotton planters viii make n ess.
one bale 10 the acre. Sustcne never looked better
Tie prospect Tor the largest crop o. sugar which h4s
ever bseu made 10 this country Il Amos. certain"
The NGo0gd0ok6S Chroaicie of the .th inst.
SAYS: Since cur last issue have pai hurried v.it
% Cherokee County. and must tske occasion again 70
Alude &c The abundant crops everywhere made The
cotton : npe ard turing cut well
IN Tie Bra-oTia Pl1HieT o. the 18Th ind the III.
loEing The hostil.ues Ct the lnd-ns seem 70 have
broken cut sfeh Every raal rom the west brings &C.
courts OF some new depredEiions.'
The lighthouse in the course oil erection az
ihc Ma,Rsorts Pas = completed. with The exception Of
tie hnu apparatus which : expected IRON Ncs-York
immediately
Co-..toudsnce 4 re Ns~ Orl-s1. D-;s
HEADsV ARTERs 90 I'VE v r RESr
FoRT EuELL, Texas, Friday, Oct l. ls52
EDIross DELrA: have only time to CON-
muIcte the news TIA; the express NAL between this
ard San Antonio Wa turned back BY large party Of
Inl4s Cornfbohss) which infect IL whole cGan-