New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01
TEXAS.


From The N. o. Picayune, 2ith.
R,ths arrival of the u s Mai steamship Mexico, Capt
IAvess we have Galveston dates to the nth lust.
ha Austin orr spor dent of The OolUesfo4 Ncr SAYS
sAbonsh | am extremely sorry to say So It IS new
eeess y duty TO my friends to say that the god mines
NJ Atoial fsilure so far.
sSmsu Quantities of gold have been found. but not
though TO pay twentieth OF the expense OF hlnung
and digging for it, One dime per day understand eau,
I'd b. found one day with another while me expense OF
ng There is perhaps s. per day This would make gold
lsntng rather losing business. -,
sTst gold will eventually be found more sbundantly
doubt but need leave hons on that business
yet une he has some time and money to spend hunting
AuMe prolific locality.
sNo news Of Importance at the seat OF Government.
he city is improving considerably ana tne ~orA upon
he State Capitol progressing finely the walls osng now
vthn about IL feet of their intended hight
AbCuifhy hands at work ca the railroad oe' Nsel
hoes md the Cypress and re I,grePa rs " n1
ea III Directors intend to increase the humoer ~ O"o
landred as soon rs practicable. e,.,, s,,.,,;or
Gov Paine and other menoe OF the raroao aeies'ou
F1 n North says The str EG,eLt le tusa h va
pet onest With Gen Rusk. They are andy proVide9
uhpovi.ions pack .muls, Sc for their trip west sra
~ de,srmotd upon speedy reconnaissance OF the cou
h1bHP
he B,ovnsv;le correspondent of The NHsces VALLEY
Sningon the 27th ult, says;
soeisss Saturday Gen Carvajsl with his two eonpto-
sa Norton ~ Rcundtree gave bonds oe,ore a tSs
IL District Court 10 answer the charge Oh vi 'us -
neufsiy q the laws the United States rms c'1r
~~e~trt@hcs Will open on me Isl otJUu" hON"
tean irec day 10 day until the arrival OF JHdge w AK
Which uD betOm the ION 90 the 18th Of the same mIh.
Ihe Genga, accompanied by his lady and Two OF ms
Younger chtcreu started up the Camanche dAy o~Ie
yestercsy and on the boat the l. B0lnlarN
Scmmisscoes no will up high as l're TO- an roh
,nN psee cone down unl they meet with thu VI N'c IN
Sommi:sioners who are already understand i tn mouth
81 inc iver whence they viii comm ruucns the lac
AsPfoH'oed by the treaty Of Guadalups Hdago'
ipe Aivsekee Sentinel SAYS that Mr.. 5 D. CARPENrER
late OF Tie MadsOn Democrat has succee led N inven
anew Putting press which has some very grea i'm " w.
mtnfe II IL expected that one will he exTbie A. the
Worlds Fair Three Of It's prominent textures tsese
First II feeds itself and does il perfectly S-c0ad il
works both sides OF the sheet ths half cylinder
rocking 10 and mo printing site Of the sheet as the
bed plate forward and the other side comes
back The registry, too Is accurate ashnery san
make IL. Third, the Press registers It's own work a
clock face with hands the side, she wing al each mo-
men the number OF shees well the number Of tokens
worked Of. Being much less complicated than the doe
Presses. Mr.. CARPENTER, expects to furnish them at
greatly reduced prices In running them too, he saves
expense, tend the Press and the Engine at
the same time.
resolution has been passed by the Common Council
OF Detroit rendering to Hiram Powers the great American
Sculptor about 10 return from Europe the hospt Atty
3the city. The resolution was Of highly complimentary
ksHasy,