New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05
TEXAS.

BY the steamship Mexico we have files ofour
Texas exchanges 10 the 23i inst.
Ii was reported at Galveston that some cases
ofyelow fever had appeared at lnianola TIE Indian
ola BaHeia Of the Dist says
There appear, 10 be tendency 70 bilious dis eases
along our coast Aside from the cases in lndianOla aud
Laveca &C dangue, hear of cases elsewhere The
crews of several vessels at the Pass have been sick OF
bilious disease but have 30 far recovered a. to go to sea
aguip'
TIE Washington Star says that last week Mr..
f. d. Little died at Cnappe Ill., oil yellow fever, having
contracted the diseuse somewhere on the coast One
ether case said have developed itself ut that place
The Houston Beacon, of the 23d, gives an ac-
count Of n mail robbery at that place. Il seem. that
u, kaye from VIM. NJ Rice & Co.. Of Houston Texas,
addressed to X. j. French, Washington, Texas,
oud containing $1,000. was taken trOm the mai Dag
which LEFT on the loth inst.
On Thursday night, the Nth, Mr.. A. :. Ruth
ven placed in the Office the above mentioned package
neniiunine, stthe time and in the presence 0f
German mined Gustave Rohling, a clerk in the Office
that il ontined $1,000 Mr.. Smith was very careful 10
see thatit properly and plainly directed AMI put IN
the mail bag Acrthe mil was made up and rca y for
delivery the office left in charge OF the German,
with Instructions deliver the mail the stage
called Tor il. which was accordingly done
On Saturday, the 10th, the Washington mill ar.
rived seyeral hours earlier thsn usual about clock,
and before the departure OF tue steamer for Galveston
On H. delivery At the Office Rolling was directed to
open il 70 that could be assorted in time for the boat
This lie apparently started do but shortly left he
office without opening the mail As ne was IN very del
cse he lh no notice taken OF thi' and Mr. Smith
LETT word that afternoon at his boarding mouse ta he
should not return the office until he GOT que well
BY Mondays mail Mcs,rs. Rice co. received
letter rom Mr.. French, stating that the money
lad net been received TINS eHcItci susPcion ana a.
netting lad been seen heard OF Rolling. II very
naturally attached 20 lin. On the arrival o. the boat
from Golveston it was oscertaned that he had gone
down Saturday and IS supposed kept on Tor New
Orleans.
The Hesiera TerGn states that a man named
Thorras Fowler lately left lndanoll for san Antonio
in charge Of wagon loaded with goods. The goods
were ,itciwFrd found scattered on the ground near
the Cenyerns crossing ard Fowler hanging dead 10
tree TIE Only lacts known in the case are that boy
in the neghbOlhood the cart descending hill near
where Is WIS found, the driver on horseback IN the
rear: Ii oxen having TO control or guide them,
RIM the cart OF the bank, upsetng II that ON seeing
this the rider rode of Ia the opposite direction, and u
il etposed hung hmselt in consequence OF the acct
dent coroner inquest was held ana 'erdet re-
tuned in accordance with the above tact-.
The editorial correspondent OF The NUeces
TcHeg writing from Brownsville on the jOh Septem
Der. says: ~
Lieut.. Whiting, of the Light Artillery, re.
TUNED On Saturday last from scout Of fifteen days IN
pur-uit OF Indians
Lieut.. Col Cuesta or Acuesta do not know
which attempted TO commit suicide. in Maiamoro',
the other day. Cause unknown. He belonged 10 inc
FnGneer Corrs OF Mexico and is spoken OF as being
one Of the mo.t efficient and promising officers OF the
it is stated here to-day that a sergeant in the
Mexican army who in prison for some misconduct
in &; Of jealousy committed suicide by shooting hn-
-eli through the mead
A GORE spOndent of the same paper, wiring
from Lsledo Sept. l5 Gays:
This mail will carry you the news OF another
sorsv upon cur settlements by red brethren. Ihe
scts are substantially follows About ten days ago
arge party OF Indians we're seen near the village IN
fIont " Laredo. Tncy remained a co+spe OF days
within si., LEAGUES Of The town. killing cate, horse
racing. &c They had crossed into as1ico soma fifty
miller above Laredo On Thursday Lost they rscrossed
about twenty miles below and took the ranenes IN sue
cee.jcn sawa letter from Mr. Redman. Of Belyllle,
which tays tia, they already know Of the death u
one American and several Nexcans and over one
hundred Lorses driven OIL N u Pc Oct "a
rg The auction sale of the real and person.
al property OF the Burlington Nil Co. at WinoosAi Fsh
took place al the counting OF the late Company
as advertised this morning Mr.. Wnitwell OF Boston,
was tie suciicneer and the property was soi unIer
The ona direction of james Read Eq he lFuslf'
A. We have sad before, the mil and IL superb aad e4'
tens.ve machinery are in hne conm,l0n' anu cau oe
pl ced in running order forthwith, and at avery shghE
expense. -. -.
e-tnbl.hirent and have nOg 20 record tnat oona
f1s ssle Of il made to-day, for the sum OF stJV1
fhe purchaser Is Chsrss L. Harding, Esq, Of Oxford,
Ma. geuflernsn nf barge me N aud experienced asa
r,,nuaeturer We congratulate hin on the purchase.
and shall welcome hun among Us when he allows aTnin
70 henr the busy hum of ire wheels and spndlcs within
the walls Of his fine establishment
Burlington Free Press, Oct. %
AT Harrison Township, Warren Co.,
Ohio on the evening Of the 18th u jeremiah Ekridge
shot Mary spanger. and Immediately afer, placing the
uuzzc Of tie pistol sssinst his chest ove- th heart
discharged the contents of the other barrel the ball
passing through biz heart and lodging in his back just
under the kin He found with both hands clenched
hold OF the clothes the wound He struggled some
three CLUSTERS Of an hour before he died Eskrdyc had
teen paving attention TO the gr for some months, she
giving him Lille or encouragement. He asked her
mother fer hrr c marriage, which she refused saying
she wee young. she being only some fourtcc years
Of age Tn. gil at lat account was improving rap
idlv md II j. suppoeel will req Esk-ige wac
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