New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22

bring out the vote. There were cast for Pierce "a
votes for Scott li2 For Senator, W. NJ Potter received
SO vote, and II. @ Runnells 800
By WAY OF Rcd River we learn that the town or Jser
~ ia0 gave f''' 10 1 ''' iH''0i''' 0' f'S'''
Tie Loracd Commercr< Of the 10Th ult., IT,
marks I'VE have been furnished by a mercantile
house Of this city, with sstcs ahoyring The number q
baes Of Cotton, AZ to& number OF bales OF WOOL taat
have been received ere from the J.. Of Sep enber up
10 the 26h and n That the qusurty O. C11oo recVel
here during that time amounts TO 95 be an tal. oi
Wool 70 bsles. The quaztiy OF Cotton rece'7l ns,e
for lie sums leng Of time lat year ouy sui'heA =
631 bslcs. This shows iacTes2e over ias: yrs =.
ctipts q 3G0 bales; snd this est1ste nlay &c AK a.
far index 10 fhsw ths, the numbeT Of hass o. 20
produced in tie western portion O. our state l's J
Is oncihird more tLen thGt CT i-st yea'
Gonzales county, which produced iss' !e"'
100 bales co:tcr, produces this year over . ~.
Col. LoriDe. commander Of the forces on the
Lower RIO Grade says taeTe no Indians n - :
the Rio Grsude on the eth 81 9rd o sep -'nDet-
A cOrrespOn1eIt OF TIE GGi5esfoa Ac'os says
,bet in Drszoda county there J4J2 ccres clLVs'I
In G, ne and that the e-tinla-ed weld g ojo9 800
ofsrror Il IN n-eraze weight o. 900 pounds nct DdL
fuppose that the real yield VII be ner % Tan 49,
no. ,beeds Toe WORK II roll NJ now sning % ti jusr
out The corn.ry with hat two or three exception
TIE great sale Of land at San Antonio vas 20
take Place on ;ho 9Th inst. TIE LcagT o. t?s "a H.
Favs: Fifteen Thousand acre Of Ian wihm Sne Vo"H
prec.ncts viii be exposed et suctinn u may -lfprsS
| many AZ e distance how o. valaise prJpsr.y
Over one hundred years AGO, by legal enactment ..
town yroprr secured area Of about forty ~ d' ~ I
acre TIE lete Supreme Court que,ed the tile TO '-
,rsct hv vtsgit in TIC city Tic survey Tnu-cs theiot
from single 20 enc hundred, acc .-h5 - 80 PC
i.don Of TIC land. The terms % the sale are pc. l
! Gvoratle being one-fhh clsh md fry yeers cfel'
On the balance, win the payment Of e-ht per c@'l
inferest The Inducements for inveatn'n are o'e'
! pCwer.uy.p c,
/ ,r( no = inst in arTnTg
edgcrnent # his serces in .he war Of the Texas rero
luton and tlso Of biz eerJas in the cause d internal
! Improvements Of the State.
JUDGE Luckie. one of the heroes of the rcyO-
luton and TIE last senetor from the Colrty Of Bear,
in he Congress q the Republic Of TeEas died in n
Antonio n the 23d ult.
The Marshall Republican says, that the emf
grafton % Texas this year VIII be larger than has been
in msDy Year, and adds; Everything TINS ss1son Il la
yorslle u emf MS coming INTO our state ne c.o2''
we believe have been generally favorable al over TIC
South, and particularly In Texas AMI provisions are
plentiful and cheap. Already the emigration Il pouring
IN through ths section OF the STATE. The roads are gene
rally ined with wagon and nJ7erf the most OF thcse
Cmig ants seem 10 be weaIym2ny Of hem with large
numbers OF negrCeF and Win the rrcesfsry I'm PIGMENTS
Of husbandry Others not well t. do II the worl, but,
with strong frGinrs and wiling m-ntF, WI soon maze
! CCIntcitiblc homes on our rich lauis
! The same paper has the following in regard
IN regard 20 the cotton crop IN thai section: we ave
/ had remarkably fine f'll for cotton picking. Inc
weeiher has been generally dry and :hcrc mas been ~
iTof: up to iiis tuc. II may be Eet DOM az 'lN a
fact that the cotton in Eastern Texas this year VIII be
double what i Was last seasOn Besitcs tlr, pnat'f
are in much better situation They have raised more
produce and viii consequently not nave TO dra" 10 O..
teDsyey On New Orleans
Reuben II. Shell, who was in prison in Jeffer-
son. charged with the murder Of Mr. Spratt broke jail
in the night of the 81 inst and made Bis escape. Tie
Herald Gays he assisted by two persona strangers
in that community. The Sheriff has offered a reward
OF slOO for his apprehension.