New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-03
TEXAS.

We have Texas dates to the 2lst ult., by
way Of New Orleans. -,
Tb. hone.ache or dangue fever is prevailing
in Ipdianola to considerable extent I'm some III
stances saws Tie Bulletin it runs into typlu' or inter
uniting bilious fever, from which several deain' nave
occurred among our German population
The Galveston Ners says: An inquest "a'
held Yesterday morning by Coroner Brock on the BODY
ofo Frenchmon named Wogner, aud verdict was rem
dered 10 the effect that be camo TO h death oy taxing
bydrocysIc acid vial Of which was found ia his hand
II Il understood that his wife left for NewOrleens only
the day before, and the presumption 70 that domestic
troubles led to the fatal act.
W. find in The GqlrestOn Ners of the 18th
-, ,bc foIour; We stated some tine since that Gen.
persiler Smith would probably make hh headquarters
a, ,Iis ploce This was his intention when he passed
tbrougt Calves ton the interior. But we now learn
that The difficulties aud in the vicinity OF the no
rnrde with the Indr ms had rrsde necessary for him TO
M re biz Headquarters M more convenient point, ana
Re las therefore selected Corpus Christi for the pre-
eut Gen Smith wa 70 Gave San Antonio on me morn
M OF the lth t for tho western frontier, not 10 re-
In III ubott the 2lsh November. We regret 20 learn
that bis health Il net good the climate OF the interior a
peariDg rot 70 agree with him. An u
The Telegraph says: Ebenezer Alien, Esq,
has associated with him the following gsnhehs1f e..
G, mui,soacrs for the purpose of consracsng me oa
ve.toa Bsy md Red River Railroad Aes'rs W m hioe
w Hn,cbin,. j r. stephens, P. Bremont. I. w
Ucrrc I A Thompson Henry T. Fisher, w. van
Alsyne Harvey H. Allen, w. H. BAKER j. W. oS1,nHP
The books are now open az the store Oh Ore
n..nd & Van Abtype. ...;.
Ara railroad meeting lately held az Austih'
Con Msvseld offered the following resolution ,
plS T,., m the opinion OF this meeting IL Is tnr n!N
49, ~ Trxss 10 encourage edzcator psJ me pubic &c o.
ryey her pabic lands and resrve all after In
favorable reports of all the crops are given.
9, I.sr,oa Herald sys-The corn crop OF tnis county
: 1870 heayT Upon gathering u our planters remark
III, he weld sven greater than they expected The
s al ,veet POTATOES and pcas were never better In
sry country The cotton crop in places has been In
S,-ed Nv The rain somewhat yet Will yield wei. We
fs,e heard persons who hare emigrated from Georgia
rnd Alabama cay they raised better cotton crop,
the cid States The texture of the cotton picked
cuf thss ar proves 70 be Of inner and better qaxy
than Ordinary Though the above u avery favorable
rspressn',tion D, we think IL i not exaggerated.
Durrc the past week we have been favored % with
cold chilling Weather with occasional rain Great coat
and fires were in considerable demand.
TIE Jackson Qa) Mirror Of 2lgt says: The continues
drv weather opens the cotton IN this vicinity win
vcnderfulrspidy The crop will soon all be gathered
The sugar planters amoag our hills were muc1 In
vrsd by freezing last winter most OF their stuooe cans
LAYING beer Llied by IT, Msny Of them VIII not grnt
az all he year but save ell Of their crop for seed Inv
misfortune has ruined the sugar mania IN thus vicinity
and we knew Of no who now thinks OF leaving 60
tonpian,ng for sugar. AL things considered we ~
v be found more profitable TO plant cotton On ~
| hin lsnds Of this state than 10 plant cane Tn,
| Ire Galveston Cfril'sn, OF tho i9ta ~'' '"''