New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-09
Aem2lork Oailp Gribu,le.
TEXAS.

In our lsst announced the death Of Governor Pane
Which took elace AZ Waco the On inst Inc ne
bic a;h toos Us .om-xb.t By surprpe previous
intelligence from him which rLs a. lse A. me JVtn Ut
directly IRON Of his party h.f induced a. Ia
b-.y- n b, cud shOrty from AS ines bat
h rssPs-o rsrcs ard sank rapidly anll his d-ata
Tors var % before Ia. sry. IN Texas be bal best
IL poor nsaa sn.n ne vas trs N or city - Fefs
afraid h. seuG h. able 20 endure tn journey <he
BE tso marked tor be thought otRersia
snd ei rd-d n >t-"1s expectations mt ~ -honf
Te'uIr much ilsis and improved HIS sickness
sco ih- d) s-L'-ry, 1.d terminated Italy IN
twenty fv- cAts liter q 2 hrs; attack
He hfy three y-ars OF the day before he died
G,veTnOF Pane II this state Ia ihe month OF Nay
last N cnnoAry WIZ Gen Olvi.e Clark. Of New York.
II Gr--iey Jr- Of Bo-tn, ana Gen ID W e. Clark,
OF Vermont eIpl riOas aid observations with
reference bu iirg .Ld losicn IT the great Pacic
rIlrosG From this place the company vent some four
lunor-d miles INFO tie interior OF the state FAR As
Fort Graham iniendI . from thers to II Paso bat
silu get the Fort. and beng disappointed
also in oth'r material ms-Ts, the expedition To f. Paso
abandoned. and decided 20 three divisions
OF the party the purpose If exploring different portions
of e Sste short Of that point Ooe portion OF he party
from Fort Graham, hundred niles aud
has rot yet returned Another portion took southery
direction Paine had decced 20 20 eas'trom Fort
Graham. a. far perhaps, N.cogdoch-s, the Ms
sipp In the prosec ltiOn OF this arrangement the
had gone only far As Waco where he sckened
ard oieG.
Mr. Greedy is now here on his way 10 the North With
the remains OF Gov. Paine. snd the other gentlemen of
the party expected here in fes days Inc united
plorsiiOns Of the party nil probably extent Of
1900 miles permitted Ily tia. their report
TO their sso, ates At the North will unioubedy be OF
very favorable character, not only 70 The agricultural
capacity Of great State, but al 20 lis a1apson 20
railroad purposes
1t cause Of extreme regret snd all others who
have made the sQuutauce Of Gov Pane that b. could
live participate the adv ancement and iunment
OF thsi great project Sbch he had much heart and
in which country, this State especially, had
large an interest but the project will not fan, although
one OF It. best and ablest sdvo Gates has fallen
The Pacific railroad will BE- mace and il will be made
through Texas. il our legislators do their duty.
The Nae0g 0ookes Chronicle, OF the l2ih Ju, says
We learn with great pleasure thar Gen Rusk has ef
ecied arrangement with Col VI I johnson which will
enable them To start the exploring expedition TO I'll P5o
with evtry facility that the country afford The expe
dion viii rerde zvous the residence of Col johnson
Tarsnt County about tbs 18th Of August neHt sufficient
Will be provided by Gen Rusk and Col johnson,
inils, 70 render the expedition safe and pleasant We
believe Gen Rusks intention % get back 10 Austin in
time for the meeting Of the Legislature
The IadIonOlG Butts is informed by private letter
from L4yaa County that there - good deal OF sickness
10 that region, snd th4 several deaths occurred Ii
also there considerable sickness about Victoria
The 5j recruits who arrived ndisnola by the ship
Forest City encsmpd tor sew days at Powder Horn
| Bsyou. left on tie ltth for the frontier.
! The b. oUastule Flag ofJuy SAYS:
just = gorg press, were shown letter
from Mr. VIM Nese residing some thirty miles above this
place the river dated this morning 9TH inst, sent by
express Messrs asst Hord in this city giving inOr
nation that party Of Tampsque Indians and MsIicans
had Just committing depredaons his place killing
named Frank and carrying of the horses snd cattle
the ntighbohooo. The writer also sta'5s that the Ia
have burnt the houses smoke plainly saen IN that
erection The litter = countersgned oy the justice o.
the Peace of Precinct 40 T. Ca.eron Co
corr, sponoent OF The GGirestJR Journal, who has
Travelled through portions oi Texas writes TO that
Jour- Il from Huntsville under dI,e OfJuy l., and says
Upon sving Hou-ton went direct 20 Washington,
h, nee through potion of Grimes County Anderson
Thence through Montgomery Polk Walker Houston, An
derson, Leon AID Madison uniies back 10 this place.
Gu the side Of Trinity River the crops especially
had ,uf-red good deal for want Of until within the
last weeks In all the other counties the crops are
good. and in some places remark bly, tine During my
trip. met gentlemen from other counties and from
ttcr reports my obs rvaien, satisfied the
cotton crop his will b. good II is Of
early anything ike correct estimate, yet iso the
Irest indie atons and the increased amount of aud cul
tva'ed should put the crop o. this at 10000 % l5O
600 hale excu-ye OF that which i sent down Red River
and Included Ia the New Orleans tables The crop
toe will be abundant not only Tor tbs OF the planters
but g. furnish immgra
The arrival OF me steamer swan al Corpus Christi
greeted BY the firing Of and other demonstrations
OfIeOicMg.
lie Vrtoria Adrocote announces the death of P T.
ProhdD Ed on the 80 inst an old and esteemed citizen
! Of hat place.
"Tbe report tbst Col johnson has declined IN favor OF
Gen WOOD. the office OF Governor. fully confirmed
| Col. johnson and Gen Wood met At Henderson few
days since and consulting with ers OF the mutual
friends, Col johnson determined 10 Withdraw from the
| CALVES
| The Houston Telegraph Of the I'D inst says
tie BazOs has risen about five feet within the last
week Tie waters are quite red indicating that tae rise
! has been rsused by freshet in the Red Fork
| The Texas papers are pretty well filed With political
MISTER
There considerable sickness reported the Colorado
/ ard braZos rivers.
| Tie Mof4go,da TriJuge Of the 10th says:
"Cotton locking well as can be expected under al the
circuD stances, and the young cane promising we'll II
DO Unforeseen accident should occur the ensuing crop
Msi.gorcs the adj ming counties Of Wharton and
| T. sz,Iis, must be al abundant one
The bvorAsrrle Flag of the 18th INST says
Bills 81 indictment tor violations OF tho neutrality laws
were brought by the Jury the United District
Court against the persons viz OVID f. Johnson
Ii Base. Francis j. Parker. Robert Wheat, Edward
! J McIAne Anorew j. M4-on Robert G. Trinbe, Jose
Malta Car.si4l Atr.G Norton Warren Adams. Joseph
Moses Peter Dogc, Yoltsire ROundiree Papa Gonzales
! John II Allen, Joseph Howell Juan TrevnO Bills Of
Iucc NJ also found Est fourteen other persons
! m which the L. Attorney has entered noHe
PT0sequ which, with the others make the Whole numoer
7ie Tksroph says Major Neighbors has entered upon
hs cuts lDoan Agent tue government and rtends
wishing The Texas Tribes this ner wing about 900
10 distribute them THIS amount perSuaded
uu.i bs greatly increased from all accounts the uibss
ale nearly in state of starvation, owing to the great
! scsrcTy Of game.
/ They must supported. nearly So by the Govern
melt they will be compelled 20 steal and page for
subsistence Ire sooner the Government acts upon tbs
psTt Of the question, the better But IN order 20 provide
FOR tribes permanently sni economically there not
doubt that the Gov should set apart suitable
roTy expressly for them BY adopting this measure once,
Inonr Of doars would be saved and the Indians made
coniortaoe and their improvement IN the acs Of
! civilized life greatly prcraoted
Ths Houston I,fSgraph says
Mr. Brisbane ana Mons Victor Consdsrant OF
France have recently been examining the Upper Trinity
and Austin for the purpoe OF sleciing arge Isc: Of
hsi portion OF the State We understand they much
pleased With the Country and It Is quite probable ther
report III induce large number OF French emigrans 70
settle IN TIE state.
All the sugsr sold in LAvacs add the neighborhood.
fsiseo in Teas mos. OF II on Caney Greek and Lover
Colorado.