The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-06
Late News from Texas.

TIE steamer james l.. Day, which arrived st
New Orleans on the 18th ult, brought Texas pspess
OF late date Tbs most important items of news
We give below
The cotton crop Is turning out most favorable In
every portion of Texas
john Rozisr aged about forty year,, and for
mery OF Carroll county, Miss, died IN Fexsna on
the 4th ut. Mr. Rozier was for some years sherf
OF jackson county
The Austin papers announce tbs death Of Lamar
Moore. an intelligent and public spirited merchant
OF that place
The Southeastern Anrs,ican says official adviees
havc been received at the executive departments,
announcing the death of Hon Bennett Il Martin,
judge of I he Sixth judicial district of the State
The pacforiG 6dUoca.c announces the death ol
Dr. Il Mott, who died IN Chihuahua some time
in July last
News of Indian outrages pour 10 upon US from
every quarter. says the Ntnces Palley OF the 18th
nit, published Mt Corpus Cnristi A Mexican sr-
rived here on Wednesday, having several worry So
we're arrow wounds which he received from band
OF DiLc or ten Indians, a,ou' forty miles from this
place. Hewas engaged in nustapging, 10 company
with two Others, one Of whom Was killed tho
spot.
The came paper adds that scrgesn. arrived from
Los ojue!os ut Corpus CHRISTI, AID reported saat hs
found he mail rider from this place q, Lsredo ly-
i,g in The road, about ffty mites from Corpus
Christi, severely wou.ded by arrows Tue rider vas
n 4exican, aud had left tie CITY on the preceding
Sunday The solcier. not understanding che lan-
guage, was Ut able TO gather any par cu!ars beyond
thai the mail bad bson stolen.
Gtn P.'slier Il Smith recently left Corpus
ChriSt, where be lad sojourneG for n week. for San
Antonio, where bis auties required his presence
A correspondent writing f0m Laredo states tie
foIl0wing:-Since wrote iass nothing Of in ,rtance
has Turned up IN these diggiDgs Tne erIops are
moving with clnsasrabe activity Lieutenant
Butleson started with thirty Dea day before yestsr
Gay. 20 scout high up on the Rio Gfande, sad Over
on the head wa't-s Ut the Naecss. The infantry
stationed at this place have al been sent out in diff
ieTent directions, until only ten men ain Scouts
out in several directions from Los Ojuelos and
IL is rumored that two or three companies Of dra.
eoons are on their mach to this place fro below
While those movements continue, 1t is likely tn In
dams viii keep NJ distance
Al other correspondent writes from Beleville,
10th September A party Of Indians some thirty
I'D number, made their APPEARANCE in this vicinity
aud sept all night within SIX miios of hero, after
routing n party of nine MexcaIs, taking twelve
horses al miro saddles, and leaving q portion Of
Their arms In camp Masking their esc,ps by passing
an arroyo. The next m,rniDg they entered
closure OF another ranohe and stole thirty horses.
Another party passed down by here yesterday,
leaving a mule branded s., on their trail A
third party entered b. tho msguays, aai attacking
another party of MeXicaDs killed one, aud carried
off all they possessed These three parties ase
gone below toward Roma, ard, 1 fear, will have
time to return AID the river before the troops
get after them These parties are partially clothed
with hickory or bed ticking shirts. hats and sol-
dier's caps, and were taken for Mexicans uatu
closely observed These depredstions are oom-
mitted every month OF two.