New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23
TEXAS.
From The y. o. Picayune, Nov. IS


on the Louisiana with authority from Gov. Is II to taxe
Shuz the murderer Of Bateman and Jett now IN custody
in South Carolina, and bring him to Texas for trial
The citizens of Fsyette County residing on the west s1e
of the Colorado River have held meeting and agreed to
pettion the next Legislature for division Of the county
ty the Colorado River assigning their reason the great
inconvenience and expense Of reaching the present coa
seat n,
ven Of Houston that there twenty deaths IN that
cty last week from yellow fever and he advises that peo
pie should visit Houston till the fever has entirely DIS
appeared. r.c Dill
raising few companies Of rangers to protect the rcne
against Indian hostlities, recently threatened.
The Huntsville Hem of the 9Th inst has the following
The weather has grown cold IN the last two or three
DAYS lust the Old winter himself In C,nhnnati
We hear of no OF yellow fever th,ugh severa
more deaths have occurred That town has lost some OF
lis best citizens and time will be required before II
RECEIVERS from the shock.
Cotton has begun 20 arrive on the banks of the Trinity
Cart Wyser's warehouse is filling up with 1t. The stream
has fallen some though is at stand ana prooaoy
We hear that DR. Smith of Cincpna is sick 1t i. fear
cd he has caught the yellow fever hasnuch as he was with
the sick during the whole Of it's ravagesn our neghborng
town Wetrust the Doctor may escape it and be speedily
restored TO health.
NJ Varnell Of Indanola has been appointed by Gen Nc
Culloch Deputy u Marshal for that portion Of Western
Texas. We take tho following items from ire Bannn.
An inquest wns held by Coroner Camp, the 9TH inst
the body Of unknown person found the day previous
dead in Tiger Bayou, four miles above lndanols Inc
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oncc inflicted by some unknown person or persons Ins
face war muatei by fish aud nothing dcovered 70 md
hs residence There s little doubt but thai
lac was murdered and thrown Ia the bayou
The schooner Emma Norton, Capt. Webstcr, few iays
since took from ndianOn for Mobile twenty ono very nns
Texas mules and ten horses This business vii ere lDng
become established and will no doubt pay we'll snsai
lots 81 animals have 0ccnonhlly been taken ~ apDi.s
and Pensacola for several year., with s0ccess bse
engaged in the lumber trade have had return e2rgD
heretofore but should the shipment d mules st bsfss
do well the difficulty viii be avoided, by vkieh ffsZ4;s
on lumber will be reduced and sa a1diseaA I.'tsf
opened for cur surplus annals For three ye1rs ~; -
advance in the price 81 horses mules sHf ces "a ~
Western States and Texas has been Ete@1iy al = al
tending upward. This Las been cee~sa's1 ~ - 49,
ment Of California and Oregon the greS= s-.-r es1-
sumed during the Mexican tie i1c-ets5e rs1s1s y
the amy in lie extended frontier dztes. ed - - sI
era abundance Of money Ia the oOsEfry- Css tft 49,
100 per higher In Teas than IN "a sg-ss = ttt
mules go TO 100 per cent s the nurer g-sE1 = -
State il Fix 10 ten fold a. grea; a. a. = = i
no reason to anticipate ceciae fa-H Sc Ing
time 10 come.
The Ldge Of the sth list. las tie h8sz.,- 7tl-
grsThs; - -
Pa,c which plsoe he left TIE 10 q o;-Vha- &c -
ports that The morning q he cs7.r-r-t -t1 tnf n
IN arruw sticking IN Ms lCC which s1c -, -
on Indian. within mile and ban q ~ 49, 1t hrt
confirms previous reports. a. Il . ' ne = tF Ar
Bind Of stock, unlfss AeiH ~i'h'n n''t-t'- - q
not safe then. unlass |en arr eaSt1sf VA
them day ard night Caitle AZ ~ ps'-r - g ar
distance 10 eTase daring sre the iptitE = tl' at
daiious 1hoso fs,ts shou The neccs - r'r7s = 'iA
point They not only t>,Js fN ~ asn 81 ttfIs
ihem Int rocrs well mounted fNf sctvS SEES st-Fp''
Unless the troops sent thew - rasvva 'Asaf T's,rF
will not do muth tawHd rosirs Hiue tie taisas AeF
will orl, he deferred f'p owning vihr einsN tssart
Pursuit thcy know vii be oct ~ the aae-ss'h
The Captains train arrived ~ fpessisr last er'te-E
about sipooio IN sreoie tot car reNhsp
port Of ,he Captains train ~ih lviafa VIA 80 "'V
oumoni train
The rehi rompanlee II tho fiAh intsuigv g. 1899
time sncnmtrl IN ihis ,iri,, tscA ny he live ~ nNvA
Coz Tho Ein trande oe lat Meni., sseaee We ee.s's
they 60 be- stationed ~ fea neresn near hse tss'
a.. "A hi NJ. LAZY
Iopsa Rodriguez I'D ~. Tho eri uh. vs. Nan An'entN
eyed ios years We prsa@e he's l. ~ sne'he, i'Ss "a
The Inilsd Hales hef compare With San Aa'oae CO.
The number 81 ils ,euicniasiens
7hs Tssas ,as ihr fou, companies II tho sih Infantry
that hed been aprci To- ~ Peso have nov boon ordered
g. Nov Ne slco 10 lnln tlun uaflanis command Two
companies Of Artillery and OF Mounted Rlhcmcn viii
proceed 10 ~ laso IN place ~ tho rlh inaniy battalion
me 1s4aa aso has tho following Intelligence irom tho
Rio Gfandc, conhmaioy 81 what We have already re-
ctNtd Via nfownsViloi
We learn from MIR womble the mail carrier from this
place 10 Laredo TINT about tho 10th Of October party 81
Indians about thirty In number took from the neghbor
hood Of Rio Grande City about hundred and forty head
others The indians were followed by Durt. Walker and
othor but escaped the rain stopping the progress OF the
puruore
killed several MoScans and al each pen added TO the mum
her Of their stolen horses Indian ncursons are becan
ing serious annoyance in many parts OF the state.
Blame perhaps attachca 90 tho General Government, We
will not now enlarge upon The euhiect hni recur 70 IN
next number
Nsr h0di-lwo companies cf artillery are engaged N
opening road r,vp Rio u,ende city 10 tefeio.
ON i,law trvnsmen. COL gataNn and james rArtae,
have concluded cont ,i With MAiY pshNit iAe che -
The pueiirmafipf Department ~ thts Stare ~ the
transportation ~ Tho ean,rise,, s'et NV A. inasanNe
nri dtaan,i CO. The reob established Yni'af, ros' e
W Iasr. IL .ats rpt the can'fae' We s.e tolA
rre hus,pA sud 60, wagons win b tedNis~d vhih ths
rtrl,atsr,s 'rbina store ~ r','rrie
The Y s'spmei FrehRn ,at' pAher ss1f,ei ~.
rr'rlrp nrn biase' scnsso. vhirh rssce shs ie' ~
The trsliar ,src,,s ne, Ne -,Aoonei fsarA.-sec
vhiiu >, rr,lr, hr nis p,r~ie ~ ros7he o<, Ne,
deb irri shr s'ili or'.'ie vhr ~ p.nfcr leA
lheir rrs rr'rp vn'r srrrfh - 20 hn' n r ~ 70
o. -
ltr selcr-r CIR, r,,rsA >, pr-o ~ hs rigA. ~ re
ir'r ard ,hr .svter ryrrtrs ~ ~ q tov tne ~
rtt- ~ t,~iirr ir' ~ ~ Ma
ny --hrrrsf --r ri--ty-h - ~ ~ rAo, ~
t--h'r- 40
r. .hp f-shir-, Wv h.tr rr,l,ri ropy ~ IN sx.--,
I'm ivy ~ ~ ~ ',st t. Witch ~ as~ ~, iser.
80 = y Ntts'-r 7 . J., di,A - WIT Brow ~ ~
~ 'r'' g ifE ,yiA., WsrnpS M sha~ins ehi'1''s
itstrrss ~, r-'r,ri t,y ~ -lrrr-rr ~ ds.,A ~
e-lr, ,l,.l rs thr, '-srl ,rl-i, vhlh hts fsa ~
ttii.t " This ,eesc- - hr trcr th.e ~ r.zs-l
rhr beat fhc, 'rs se vere rt,sr-' = 'e irref.l re
dreamed ihr within IS ts',f re'isi 'hv hsn1 sais -
asss,.lei Va vi,nsss ,hs ri.ir,s-t 90 .nsiiss
Cd Webster ~ The iih Regiment ~ Artlprv. late s,r.
,nsniira cHsf uf fcss pr'wr disi Yesterday ssn ~
the rsll"u ftvsf 81 about 81 aeleeA
1hus have The country ard sccletv bet crs " their
brightest Of the naest sterling exeellses
Of character exemplary not oay az officer butt every
relation Of lie
from the Military Acad,m IN the year Iss3 anil fn that
time he served bis country with fidelity aud integrity
and oflen with distinction. unt tho day Of his death
During the operations Of Gen Taylor IN the northern
pert Of Mexico at Monterey and Sao his service. as an
officer OF artillery were marked with intelligence ability
ard eject. lie leaves afflicted family 10 whom We