New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-04
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xys - sco,t old fellow the best of friends must par,
Then. il seems, Ct of inspiration, poetic OF eoaSe'
came upon him and he ollfed bic escape In dosgerei;
That iei.ow they call Trsvslsted
They wouldn't bail him, and he's fed
That fellow they call Trsvei'fsd
And 20 he did. In Whatsoever community ne may
sop they will be cursed by the presence OF an adroit
and INSCRIPTIONS thief deserving hanging az richly
e. Murrellfver did
John Franks, confined for murder, refused 20 accom-
pany Trsvested he Is Of opinion that board no' 50
cheap elsewhere
ACHAsGE.-Dr John s. Ford succeeds Mr..
De Cordovs to the editorial chair of 7zs South Heser
American The Doctor is an odd Texan and thoroughly
identified with the history and interests Of the state he
saws In his sautatory that he belongs 20 the Dsocrac
party-is in favor OF the Compromise and of preserving
the Constitution and the Union intact.
SALE OF LAyDs-The sale OF San Antonio
City lands commenced the sth inst Of the sxfy or
seventy lots sold all but SIX seven brought consaer
bly over the appraisement Lands on the Leon Elk and
eight miles from the city, averaged from SIX 10 ten
dollars per acre. One tract oil seyeniy-iour acres
brought 5000.
From THE RIO GRASDE.-A writer in the
Nueces Valley SAVE:
II understsnd thatthe Cudrde Nacona Of Mstamo<as,
have gain made their Headquarters this s'de oil me
Rio Grande What their intentions no one appears 70
know Some say they are prepared 10 overthrow the
present Dictator Cerdenas OF the Ssate; Others
that they Intend TO retske Texas, AMI Wnp tne Uh4lei
States and s thought by the same that they VII com
mence on the poor Rangers lately called into service ~
Governor Bell If they should turn their attention y
wsv God protect the friendless Rangers my prayer
This il the second time that these guards hsve oeen on
this side Of the Rio Grande in organized com 1anle
What saw our laws and treaties this suolectt Inere
are some four OF five hundred of them, A. unierstanf
with Rodriguez 81 their head They received some six
mule loads of money the other dsy all in twelve aud
haf cent pieces This pretty sure evidence That they
intend to Try and do something. am TOO far oH 70 De
posted up, but we shall zee . ,
FATAL ArFRAY.-The Lar0oa Commercial OF
the 18th says:
We learn that difficulty occurred in Mission alley,
on Tuesday last between Col Hamilton and Dr Rashn,
in which the latter killed by being stabbed several
times by Col Hamilton.
From wha; we can learn in relation 10 this dihcuty,
il seems that those gentlemen had dispute about the
hire of negro and the breaking of some ysung oxen,
and on Tuesday they both met IN the prairie, wneh the
difficulty was renewed and terminated a. above
Col Hamilton and Dr. Rselin were both highly re-
,nectable citizens of Mission Valley and the hcuify y
much regretted BY the community there. Col Hanil-
ton we learn has given himself up to the civil auIAoii-
ties. .,.
AsoTHER.-We also learn from gentleman
down from the Navidad that German was kied 10 the
peipbborhood OF Lyons last week we could notedrh
fhe name of the man that killed. Our informant
states that be was abusing woman, when se sou ol
tho lady iuterfered, raised his gun and shot him