The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-22
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DATES hea esavssssa to The 1stA i.st have Sso -
Col. T. D ives, formerly Of Yaua Bushs o. unity -.
died CosPss Chrsa on shs a1th Il ossobsr. In d -
M john AeCEsssy has been sl.stsl cAisf Jusssss z
for the state meat that Hon Il. Howard will Do ssl
didsts fer 70 election TO Cssgress
Pointsa 10 opsn books ct Austin fer subscriptions tks
Houston and Austin Railroad stock. They anieios1s
that the amount Of one hundred thousand dsllsn -
The ctsens OF San Antonio gave oom plimsntary ~
on me 2ctn u 70 the officers Of the who had ts
stationed there but ae removed to Cerpas 0h1i1d-
The Wessuw 7srn says Msssrs Morrsu ana diddlsgs
who wore reported to have bssa murdered BY the n
we'll. The Isrsn adds MIR. Morr.u hes showa us 9
large number Of specimens Of gold quarts, silver. ana
no ma red ana ,ssu .
silver from Nina In Luce In the state u a
also bssHtiful stalctils nsa tAs saae mine; epsd
snd silver red oxide Of silver iron Nina Is Rs Il.
Durango also lava fron the same etAs blue suphas Of
silver rom Nina ssa Juani lead and silver ere. ifs9
sonsro; black oxide Of silver from San Lsais Se4de
gold quartz from the glA In addition to the sbsus
copper from Lake Superior. These specimens are nss
emily interesting but valuable and hses been solsssd -
great trOuSia ard considerable sxpsEs They ere ID
med BY hundreds who weuld pass the ssms grsanA
on which they have been gathered without giving them
thought
The western TsrGn holds out the Following throA4
against Gopher john the Seminole negro interpreter
The Mexioans who ironed and imprisoned I'D. 5Sovens
for fhootiug Goph John yet retsn his CLOTHES and dH
shooter They have an old grudge against him. aad 4
they get him In their again he will not be likely
to get of 20 casiy. 1t Is almost . pity he did MT
make husl settlement with Captain Horse Gsphue
John terms himself. Hs II impudoot and trouble
rome negro ana from his accounts has made mApg
white men bite the dust His time Is Coz ming.
The Galveston Ners has theollowing paragraphs upon
tbe health Of some OF the emgrAnts to the State 1T
reported that Mr. Flournoy who BY tho
amhp Texas on her last trip FROM New Orleans auA
eight ten Of them directly after landing LayAoe
is stated that they died Of cholera We recently pub
shed communication from our feilowoiizen Mr.. Jooa
Dean stating that several Of his fre nd from Aaba m,
with large number Of negroes about movicg Int
Texas "a Dean hes just receive Information Of the
arrival In Polk Co. Of Of these families have boon
lilies Hsmiin n. Lewis brother Of d IL Leuis; KOht
Scott brother In law Of HaUn Lesis, John H. 5cotk
nephew OF Robert Scott and Mr. Snow all from Losnaos
county Alabama together with the negroes Of the widow
Of Dixon H. Lewis the negroes IN all numbering roma
three or four hundred letter to Mr. Dean dated Cold
Springs December I'd, says-"One Of the Alabama
psny Mr. sncv has died Of tho cholers together With
from o her sources, that Mr. Hamin Il. Lewis, Mr.
Robert ecott and Mr John Scott have also died e
the same dtsssss together With forty fifty
groes belonging to Mr.. Hanlin H. Lewis Mrs. Dixon b.
Lewis, avid Mr. scott
DR. whitehead writes to the editor Of tho Nev deny
Ing that the disease cholera but asserting that
severe disrthea In which opinion, he says Dr. AorgAn
comedies.
A youpg man named William @. Stow, recently frem
Buffalo Y, accidentally shot himssf en- the TIL inst
Mt Galveston the ball entering his skull little hs
lsfteye Ho WAS still living ON tho 9th.
letter from Austin says the eeetors me. the La
int with the exception OF the Hon Guy NJ. Brysn whs
declined 10 act lest he should forfeit his seat tho Lsg
latnrc The Hon. W. ID Miller was chosen In hh
piece snd the electoral vote OF Texas east for Pierce
and King.