New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
TEXAS.


Steamship Louisiana, Capt Forbes, ar
-, Yesterday from Indianola and lve'ton, with
- 10 The Sd mat
ws take the following from TIE Gatceston
w ,he Ist Inst weather has been clear, warm
sseesrnt during the week, and favorable for picking
~ IA for riperiny cane. The rains mentioned in
4ses-,s reports seem 10 have been confined to the
- and we're most heavy on this Island from Lower
- Oy,ter Creek, Bernard, Caney and Colombo,
Of injury done TO the cotton such "a 10 reduce
~. onefouIth TO one-hnH below previous expects-
~ we fnd reason, however, TO change our opin-
-, the State will make average crop OF cotton,
a farored by dry weather and late appearance of
- heavy yield Of fine sugar
Tk Austin Gazette learns that the army
ru has destroyed the cotton crop in Mission Valley
iv<tona County.
N, Naeodochcs Chronicle says the crops in
a.. Augustine, Sabine, Jasper and Angelina Counties
= uursuslly fine. Most farmers are raising as much
' Cen. P. F. Smith left Corpus Christi on the
Is ut for San Antonio.
Tie Houston Beacon says there was frost on
l A, ~ inst, at Chamber, on Cypress Creek
The Ntrs thinks that gradually the correct
,ent in relation 10 paying the public debt is winning
4 !. rsy among the Texans.
TLt Houston Telegraph of the lst inst. says
dsy receipts Of new cotton in that city exceed one
1 tsdred bales.
TI, Houston Beacon of the LIST inst, says the
sies Of the Indians to have broken out afresh
i,ry mail from the West brings accounts of some new
| 4 psper. to be entitled The Corsicana Trans
mi viii soon be published at Corsicana Navarro Co,
hi Henry A. Kirgan and will be specially devoted TO
/ I, reat Pacific Rsilroad
Tks Brownsville american Flag Of the 18th
Il hes the following "The from the interior of
fgus Is in every way gratifying the people everywhere
5frs;ng different schemes for internal improvement
s1sl important rnlroad projects are on foot and we
cto1 tpfaF
rvps will be in easy communication with the Gulf In
b. meantime Immigration Is pouring in both from Eu
me and the older Ststes, at ratio unprecedented AMI
A. ,lrndsn crops this year send forth the hqrbinger
I,leptv 10 all-both % those who have already and
- ,sho are still to come With us in the valley we
,,re also had our hessinys Though the continued
u,h of the Fpring and summer months destroyed the
.y crops of farmers IN this immediate vicinity
IN Isr1e Weld has been housed by farmers hat few
L. ,hoye US tmd through the late abundance OF re-
en- rsins planters in this vicinity have been induced 10
ant their third cTop-a proceeding not yentured upon
r,wberc else in whole country-and which we are
,ured promises abundant success
Ne find in The Nueces Paiiey of the 18th ult.,
Ne allowing: A detachment Of Company !, Mounted
Ree, rnder the commend OF Capt ii itch, arrived at
Conn, Christi on Wednesday the 22 inst having been
Scu,pr for some time past They brought ~ no re-
,ro An exnress rider from Los OluelOs arrived az
III tlnce On Thursday the 2ih inst, and reports the
Hpesrance Of 30 lnGisns abOu 90 miles from mere.
rev pas cd within few feet CT where The messenger
yp enctmped about o'clock in the evening, and were
uparen,,y bound for the Rio Grandc
The following is from the editorial correspond
enee Of The NHeces Tclley:
BROWNSVILLE, Monday, Sept H. 1852
The steamer Cmanchc has Just arrived from above
Rio Grnnde City. By her ] learn that the lniiaIs had
heen vsiOu, points or the riTer. young man
the mime of OhneC formerly Deputy aerf OF Starr
County, supposed to have been killed almost within
silt Of the city.
Some thirty miles further down the river, in front
dlos Cuevas, the bodies of two Mcxicans were fOunl
The wood who had been killed but short time, and
b thought by the party that attacked the rancho
Della Sara on the llt inst The person who sent IN the
cpress from there for assistance writes that 1--WE took
afr trail and followed il three miles to the chap
anal; ai tli- point think they must have caugnt the
tree icinacs there many fragments Oh their
htsses picked up there by my companion aud myscIi
Be ,ays that two missing, bur they may nave
ncecdci in getting into the river Don George Cabaso'
vto lives sone forty miles in the INTERIOR seat word 10
H. C. Silsn,n thar he wished him 10 send by express
sme powder leed caps and iints; that the Indians
Nd been ~ the Los Anmas and driven on cavillado
horfes killing one man and wounding another 80
u see there mIft he two If not three, parties OF IN
ins in the country roaming at their VIII Tie company
Rangers were only mustered in to-day, md con5e
gently no. ready for the field understand that scout
viii be started out tomorrow in pursuit
In Mexico that IT, the Rio Grande part OF 1t, ali things
hCk quiet Meny runIors are afioat, and the Knowing
oes wink o. much 10 ray, you will see by and by.
TIE National Guard have oil returned to their own side
the river and apparently the warmest kind OF friend
mp exits between them and their late deadly enemy,
CcoA rolo