New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04
Enrfhcr TEN. Items.


Tin the loh inst. but there being 10 qIJru = me-
On the 70 lowing DAY and organized Gov Bel sent IN
hi message on the l2th. II quite Lengthy d1clm n
and we take the following synopsis from IAe Ga.oe0H
Ne1rs:
The Governor begins bv stanr thi: he hal ci1-olsT
nvestEated the e1Pedeacy Of our extra session. a11 con
cludsG 70 lie responsb iJ Of eas-nS L from sel
Of duty, winch r1sqcDsiO!lJ ne Gee 1e n>l- t,s,1'
he DESTROYS By ra!y.ng on the evidence Of Pl5lc
opinion IN his favor. The message refer. % tAe genera
property o. the state fATred however uy tae aei-
lions committed portion q cur western frontier The
President Of the United states e1onerAed from a. Aarss
Of injustice toward our iTolrer or Reject OF 10
but the Secretary Of War held directly ansverbe ID;
the false position he has assumed and the sross n justice
an,horzed lsnsaase he Ra tLousht it 70 employ in aud
ing 20 the volunteer services OF tins State.
Alter the al oUrument Of the las LeFs4iurH N boF-
ernor received intelligence ofthe daily en- "a ea; 0fs-sl
OF bOOdshed and robblry along The line o. TIE RIO alie
The 70 heretofore dspEyed IN settling the leces
~ expenditures Tor military force, lDa TIE hope M no
troubles would BE Quoted BY the sufferers sid ;a-y IA
oucsd MN 20 delay calling ogt 70 gnteefs nc went per
sonsy tic commander Of tbs military depart 1snt al
reVTtse ted the matter 70 that neln, who odte '
eral companies o. mounted rhenen 70 the sc ne o. 1-oe
Renee and fao;nted on unaoclmatsd horses. Security
afforded frontier sters and the G1vefuJr ten
determined 10 order the mastering INTO se' &c 9i tires
comparlef Of volunteer adss-ng . n santa oi Ms i4'A-
uon and asking the concureuce Of tat o.cef "1-cA '
Gentlemen were found 70 furnish the Necessary means for
equippug and Transporting The Sounfeer Ihe s.rF 20 ~
have red peace and conhdeuc- the
frontier. Captains Day. shaw and Lewis are o1pl n'n
tsTy refined 10 and Tie Legislature called on 20 award
compensation 20 al who have % or ben ied
The Les,tare ssted to institute the inquiry, whether
the 0enero Government has a9Jrded c1mpis.s a1t sat
factory protection 20 the RIO Gnnde ffuntieri Toe n>i
sage then quotes Tom correspondence between Secretary
Conrad and Coy Bell interpreted with severe cenlre on
The nes..se sugses,s The natter Of The pubic debt
proper subject Tor scusson and settlement az lr present
se,s0n sd protests agsns, the General Government
sumus % adldcate the character and amount OF oar la
servs bv IN Inte states borss, 20 Tex1 ai sac aons
FN.r N N h. Ef.Hm man
Piled assumed that the State oanaot sce IN any
such measure a. that which passed the United states pen
ate relative 10 her public debt with0u compr0mlEng be-
sovereignty The danger Of such precedent idvdrtei -
terms submitted however, 'Thetllr % w9id
he eIpedeut TeXo consent o the ssuine Of gh-
ana half mionsfhe amo1nf Of the revenue ds5t-rso
percent. bonds, IN lieu OF four and ha! mlEons-i3'
scaled value Of this debtof tn auonnt reserved oy the
United States II 70 be distinctly UNDERSTOOD how've-
that tie mode Of adjustment adopted by Texas equitable
On internal improvements the message refers
plans brought prominently before the public trst thAt Ia
tToduced tie Legislature tiSns bonus o. eight se ions
OF hoa per mc OF IaiI0aa 70 en'iefed con- riA-N ma
oHniug money equal onchrc OF the OF the rOtt
$500 per mcaith mortgage the properly. S-c9aI,
and proposes that tae constitutional inn bOn from making
such appropriations are proposed be got round ~
hTst setting tide such an amount OF United rs ponds
IN tn Treasury - can be spared, for school iani
then 70 oGn thai fund 20 corporations To build railroads
Internal Improvements considered secondary to the
adjustment Of the public debt
Tho appouonmeni biI % the last SESSION vas 70, eap-
nted n time for due examination and # t had the ES,c-
utiye would not have approvedit
Al Appropriation for putting IN order fan sct ct TcEhts
and measures sted and ge0o Eca examination o. tls
State recommended In rseTence - the Pctrs colony
difficulty the Governor hopes thai such action VII be Ncn
as Will secure 10 the coonsts and their families settle
and actual improvements but he dSesu0t approve 0f
the oourse pursued towards the Of tbs company AID
e1ucsses himself unable 10 advise anything 70 reisye eN
Arfsnfion is called 70 = document by which IL
tanned that i've hundred sluar- miles Of territory SUP
posed O. b. within Austnt coouy limits, u without tie
Titles issued under tis suPPoson sre liable 20 5e
.HwHa. leo b. mt ne
seustou Of the TeXss block Of ma.bls 10 the washington
Monument and 1mmecation thar ai4uonel c'Iysa-
infton together ,ltL trbGie % ths memory o A Stes
senate from Nacosdoches, ooueudrs the inestige.
4 bill has been introduced into the Senate by
Nj Taylor ut Cas- County, o. SET apart one ulOa 81
dollnrs and doua,On of lea yue. o. land o. ea-h
county IN addition 20 the amount already granted for
common school purposes. On he lJl ar e4ecaOn We
20 be held for United States Senator, 20 ~ the vacancy
occasioued 5y the expiration OF the terra Hon SAINT
Houston.
Hon. James c. Wilson. of Matagorda, who
bad been spoken OF az candidate for Congress from
the Western District, hes declined hs duties a. S.l-s
Senator permitting him - enter into the cnn,es
Tie State Gazette makes the following reyela-
tons relative - the Dawson claim against rsyas:
memorial hss been presented % TIE present l. stIrs
more PRAYING for payment Of certain bod ssd ~ ne
Republic Of Texas tho q her Co.lnssoncrs A l. Bara'
ley snd samuel Williams, for s[sN0, with atgTesi az
~ per cent PEI snuum Tbs - the clam kn5wn - ta
"Dawson ca,' ana has causcd more eHcit-n.n ~ ihs
Le.afuge than a. e other de5s o. Texas tosetheG it
VII be recOected that Frederick Day'tou, t7 org n-
owner o. the bond spent the whole o. tls last seIoI Of
the Legislature st this place. urging payeat o. tbs c.
A., aowns him $40 10 with interest 70 abJai SO ~
Tie resolution warmly drbssst IN the Sszse aal
finally oct ~ SINGLE Ncte.
Ifts resla.i0u hld p.ssd the STATE woal csc5nl ng
the OF tie ralsts have bssa deirzltsd
out Ct The enormous s-m Of 5000 he meiuonAis;s
clam 20 hold Tor themselves ana fJr Others the cutre b0lt
ard show clearly arr 0fcby every transit3a connected
with the usn.sf froIa Frederick Dawson - hsusssss
for tie benefit II the haakgpt az AID OF cJgss cJal nl
bod thai pTopsrty aft.r thar tims. We have aolht
amer careful peT1s. OF TIE memorial that the facts 81
f.rfh sre tue I'D so Mrsrs Mayhsv 1 Co zre iei =
ruatly the owne-s the bend. and have been 1872
1he wsrm rents u NJ DawS0u Will d9ast!sss Be SIR
II h aHd WI reader Sns.oT osncy tAe honor dle him
Tt1e active part tkf ~ h 70 PrssenE tAs passgs II :
rsogtlou ech voua have dsfraaed t-e Stats o.. = Us
vast OF S@50oce
Mr.. j. G. Howard. one of the editors AMI pro-
prietors Of Ths SGs Aa9ai9 Ls&Sg has reinquisael
his oounetsoa with t-t jJurra AMI Is succeeded By
Mr. Ward Tie LsG.yT l. aow PUBLISHED by n assgs.
Ward Bourke
A meeting of the citizens of San Antonio was
held or the sth inst a. which resolutions pissei
IN favor d he Legislature HPPToPnaing Two and hat
m.liOns u dClArs permanent school fand sai also
VI the investeu; Of portion VI this tgni IA -llroais
constructed win the S,s,e ON certain condiaous
Thsy also AK 1oAaron by the STATE Of az least egt
additional sections Of And tor each nle Of road coa
The stage from San Antonio to Austin met
VIII ~ accident On he lltk inst 81 WHICH tie driver
ard Mscr WOOD. L. :. were sl.snily bruised. Rev.
Char lee R0;cnste.r VINO sssep Il ne aae u The
accident, uLiaj cured
The following letter from Capt Forbes Brit
ton = published u re Nesccs Tary Of ne sta ms.
CcKFCs CHk-sTI. TsNas. Jaa. Is Isl
have tbs cay received coll-asliczr1. froa Capt
Stea-t gh- scb3ouer. il Ms hE.t-1 ay unc- E
SteNart, we krosr .l1rg a. ~ azs lived Or .1ue
TINE naar CC-r1s Ctsu fss The Two g~1riesen abg-e.
raalsd a. Instance e1Ai-t TIE Pas u Ccras rs-
a. wtich = a. the slzih ED A1sszg Iszn3 All fa-,
50 fccr tlr sf-aest rof o. -le -. 4.
ow iiie no DIZZY n slcrl1E, Al chasl-i as'inc;iy
marked g..h Eooe zrch1rse EiteE pLsly g1-s CorJls
Chrsi Bas aid vel rrlfected aA-1C
NOT rrse hone - eve re definite IN --laou
A. ~ he INNS Al ferersl tTecrl o. elLaace a.
hore 20 have Is surveyed ll1 sailed hus 20 ~
csuseer he iat1ruE.1a F-c1-t 20 ts CIV % Cor
- Chrsf AID Nss-eTn Texas srlerAr. t4f deem .
. verify 81 r5--e - tls columns Of thr Ell.v.
Ths fat rls-rs heTcnt to1h CoIpls Chr-s- - L.s
ct-rt srtr .lr tie rtxArar Pass norta.
-. c., p LII nl..ralI LID ~ IN -.