The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-15

The Galveston Ne,rs Of the 2sth ut ssys-Mr Greedy
Who With other gentlemen, passed through our city
their to FL Paso some time since has retur ned
We Understand from him that the company proceeded
only to Waco, having found that it impossible for
them get back in the time prescribed they proceeded
the whole way They no viewer fortunately Obtained all
the information they wanted relative to the route from
that Ell Paso route has overwhelming advantages
every other for the Pacific Railroad will port
accordingly The main trunk Of the road they viii pro.
pose Viii proceed from the Mssiss nearly due st
ection ii Paso in about latitude 80 deg crossing
Red river near Shreveport, with two branches from
pesrly the point in the interior Of ar state the
Fulton, ard the oth point coast
The south western Amccan says Gov Payne is sick at
wsco his recovery doubtful Gen Rusk was expected
at Font Graham in day or two Gen Clark will go
through to FL Paso MsjorNeghbors eyed Jen shaw
guide for the expedition Should escort needed
it will be furnished free of by Texas citizens
placed under the control CT competent Major Neigh
bors i'll qualify lrdan Superintendent, aad proceed
at tpce to The discharge OF his duties
Gen Houston at Washington at the late ma sonic
celebration, and made one Of his hsppiest speeches
Many persons have still great confidence abunda
Of gold will YET be found 10 Texas Much is lei
from the Gran Quivira pediuon the
dIec ion of Wells The company ia said to bs well
poatd and capable OF defending itself from the nu
II bes of Indns they expect to rhey do
not expect TO letuln iii uc,ob-r
Capt B. Wood, the late efficient commissary leaves
oi his post the Concba Mi Beger in addition
tc his duties quartermater assumes those o,
nisssry.
powerful bands Of CGmapches aud Mescaeros I'VE re-
from The western borders OF Texas the country
between the ilo Gfande Bnison de Nj and
sio6aliy send out par les from their
ftpeses 10 asage the Mexican set dement's south
san Luis Potosi, and wet to Durango If may
lieve the statements OF the Mexcaua the Indt
utter upsards Of two Thousand warriors. and
their parties often scattered space of
country five hun6Ied miles long and two or three hun
dIed vide They have destroyed several aourishiog ret
tEn.nts, ard ia Instances have veutured de:ty
into The streets Of large 10 aud carried property
10 immense vace. Tney have recently become 80
bold that 1t 10 supposed they led by renegade
white The Maxicans imagine that nearly all
the Indians OF Isxss have teen let lco,e upon
ard that their country will overrun BY
these ayages II IL Singular fact that the region ne sr
The OF The Colorado and Nueccs that few
.ince thfonged with sava2ss, almost deserted
ard the few Indian trails that found there evnae that
very few trdiaos reside that section Many Of
frontier settlers had tup ,osed that the Indians that
formerly resided there bad gore othward the fon
tiers Of Missouri, 10 follow the herds OF buslo
removed to hat region, but the emgrauts who Ia
tnvtrsed that region state that the indians less
merous in NortheEa rexas than they four
five years Bgo II appears evident therefore that they
hsve emgrste6 to Mexico and resortng to TIE
beres ord ccss OF the EexcsDs for the ot they
merry bttired from the here's of buffalo and Wild
Gee If the prsiIies Of Texas
Mr.. Charles MITCHELL EDITOR Of the Victoria Advocate
died al Port Iavacs the eth ut from injuries
ed attempting dive from the wharf where too
shaliew Nr NJ was sorthy AID promising man
Mr.. George W Murphy, timer, was dtowLei at Port
Lsvsca lest week.
Hucson who killed DR.. Grant at Houston las. fau has
BET Il tried and acquitted