The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26

We are far from assuming that thu candidates ~
vote hail have been received thu contrary 1t " h
~ probable that tbsir position may Ia CAGES, b
reversed though Our opinion is that the ieados eant
oscs ss EeIe shoyn wall Continue foremost " tae cad Il
tho race Should this he 20, |: will follow that PeaA
leksoD ard Fell elected Il IL hardly possible th&
TINS extreme Eastern, Northern and Rio Grards gcto
may be GAGS 70 dfsppoist all present calculates
Inc report from San Autcsio OF Genersl LsoaAx's
IN Galveston ssvs No s., s rssA'.sss
his restderce Ia only . days journey from Thea
The Galveston Aens says, tas fs4i crop wiii
Dc coming TO our market and as planters pvob4
bly, looking with some ncxiety TO what may - thetr
facilities for hhipment win ecuruerats The boats tak
are expected to the Trinity and Bfsso rysesx
The stes@e- Jack Bags is bsiis thoroughly sAiraa
for the Trinity trade, and sill resdiaoss TAo
Kate Is the Trn,ty and esdy 10 run as nosn -
eusir Offers. The Gusdsups undergoing repairs
Buffalo Bsl On Tor the aue u.ce Ills Gagcolis ia sks
txItc ed to Issurra her place in that river.
The ind'apn's Blstn denies the existeuce OF yesloW
lever at that place.
Lieut. Stevens with twenty or twspty i've mea. has
raft. 9f - $3.50
From the returns i. appears that the1s spprspristas
90 Wo Tor CLEARING out che Texas rivers, has bssa
The Galveston Ne,es nsys:Col Cute commenced put
ting down the telegraph posts 10 this city Noadsy
last beginning a the post Ocs in the second story of
which he will have oice The posta By this
all put down as far the crossing Of the bay ct Deer
lsaud The crossing is effected by enclosing the ia
guta psrcba and paspg is>uraer water. The line ~
understand ID completed from Houston 10 Viginia Psnk
aud the whole lino from this city TO Houston wD nav
roon be In operation We observe that this line Ia ths
eastern part NJ the State Is progressing a. sirou
star win permit The wssther has very una
vorabis for sone time past and has Occasion cd
The reports FROM the Brssos Canal arc Of tho most e.
couraeng character Ths work, assured, Ia pee
greess As fast a. the mos sansuns reuds OF this
terpiise have ancj pated Two sets OF hands are en-
ration day and nigh. without intsrmisson The ussraA
tsndent Mr. Bradbury, writes that no will have cut tho
canal in Oyster Creek in smother week. la the meaa
he having another boat constructed cut OF the two s
ONES, which will bo aksn into Oyster Creeck thsoss
sent round 70 the BrsEos to commence the canal thD
other end in East Unon Bayou. Mr. Bradbury ensse-
tans no doubt that the csnai viii be completed Fsbe
airy next # gpE yk Erra $50 ,fg.-I
Our planters ere now generally engaged in pickiax s,A
s accounts encourage the hope oil very fine erop q
least oDs-thirc larger than that Of last year. IA
Four bales Of Now cotton in all have bean sold at G1-
weston for twelve cents per pound They classed go
nicding. Ill @M@Mat rnt
The Indianola Bslsin says We felt alarmed ss.aa
cotton wo,m but rejoice to lsarn that they have snt
disappeared and that throughout the twelve ftssa
nisrg. We therefore anticipate much larger orsp
than ever before made. Is .r,s.- L $50 -es.s.,-.
The wheat crops Of Central and Northern Texas ~
Prairie bay has become an article Of general use IN
ard found to be very good aud much cheap
81 than Northern hay. 49, ~ estaayst =
The Houston 1olcInu,M Gays Mr.. Kosse the sd.
Leer OF the Houston and Austin or Gslvsetoa and I'd
River Railroad has recently surveyed another limo feR
the cypress 90 CocklAps Shoals the Braz0s, foU
nies beoe Hi ferry lhs distance by this roue -
the Bszosis only four miles less than the rsute War
~ nne Son pany w'u prcDsnly csass snotner rosss
lear Rock Island ferry They have not yet detsrmnsA
what point they win select TO the river wheth
they will cioss it ALL -.t =, y 80.
there Ab twenty hands still at work on the reed
and they VIII probably ibcresss the number to one
two hundred in autuun The section between Houssan
and Tia Cypress Win probably be- graded In the cour X
tue winter The cross ss for this sction wn prsbAb
be furnished in few monihs sl 3t.
We KAN from Gen CrYie Clark sh, ar1iyed here a
Saturday evening from Nscosdccnss that Can Rurk an
Gel Jobnson, with company Of about thirty pse-
N or tuA Far
anime the route fer the Pacific Railroad pr SLisSury
the gsclcgst appointed by tbs Pacific Railroad
and several other scientific geatismen will he il to
company. They expect 70 return TO Austin In two
months Gen, Clark Is highly pleased with the poroaa
Of Texas that he has visited. lie travelled through
section OF cosnry about four hund, ed aud ffty nas
long, near the 3d degree Of In latitude and says ths
country seems ~ IL 1t had besn formed BY nature for
railroad There is not single range Of mountains,
the Colorado that presents any obstacle to the conAuA
ton OF q railroad.