New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17
FURTHER FROM TEXAS.

ROM u. PcAyune, 10Th
Per steamship Persey have GaVestOn dates 10
meeting of the citizens of Galveston to be held On
The evening Of the 5h inst in pursuance OF call RON The
Nayor 10 take consideration the propney OF adopting
come anime regulations TO prevent the epidemic no
raging here from spreading to that city
The Houston telegraph says
The crops throug every portion of the State have
been greatly improved by the late rains and are generally
promising all the counties the corn and cotton
are far more promising than they we're last summer
The Ners publishes the following extract from letter
from Mr. Preston, dated At Rusb, on the p N UT
We are progressing here very well with the Telegraph
lin-w be at Henderson with The posts ana ceetes THIS
week and will come down at the rate OF s1 or seven
miles per day 70 from here bach TO meet the hands and
then return We have been detained from the dnuy OF
getting hancs, and after getting them were delayed f'
teen days more by the rams. -
me fadtanola BnAnR has letter from Gonzales Coun
~ stating that excel crops ssye been made tsre
Another from De Witt speaks in the same terms IN
Bulletin hlnE the ensuing autumn ana winter "n %
rms lime for emgrants the county Meas ana oread
lutfs I'LL be abundant and cheap
The GGlrest1H Ners says;
Our accounts Of the crops IN the interior Are very en-
coursspe from all parts Of the State The Corn crop has
generally turned out fsr aver age one ana Is sd % %
abundant Cotton IS now very promising though 'n 70
crop upon which certain calculations never De made
until Il /. gathered There reason 70 tear that the
wet Gather which is probably very general may snP-r
induce the caterpillar or other species oil insects often 50
destructive 10 this crop Sugar cane We are informed
never looked better as we'll in any previous year It's
rTowth is ssd to be very large, and "a now maturing
tDely" ~. Ill - 49,. -
bv ghtppg in the Brazos River short time since aud
s1cd zeal damaged arrived at Galveston the Jst ut
IL pair Her main mat and man Doom were torn 10
spners by the shock but she received no damage 10 her
hull. ~, .. 4, -.
The Iadtan0ia Buitia says that the steamship he1co
IN her last TIP br. ught twenty or thirty men, e
ployed by Lieut. Stsyens 10 WORK on the Colorado ran
t,lCe they infer that long desired object the removal oil
the raft, viii soon be accomplished -.
TIL San AnlOnt0 Lea. Gays some c0on OF THIS yea
sr'xtb from the pautatlon OF H. II Beacbman. on the
San Antonio the mouth Of me CioOlo Is vi avery su
Tie san AAtonio Ledger of he goth ut has the follow
irg paragraphs IL
name has BEEN identified with the htOy VI l-1As from 10
fr.i s.ti eui by the Americans TO the present t7 "a
pe,def OF the late Republic by turns the suo-c
OF inorcIuaie prase ana lndlscrmaie cens1re
Col Butler on the CioOlo, has some tFenty acres IN
hemp The Colonel Is kenturkian, and competsnt U
uos He prorOunces TAR superior 10 any article VI thV
k1o N keIfucky de satisfied that this section Of tas
courry is admirably adapted 10 is culture
The railroad Is progressing swmmingy Inc conuact
for cross he's IA IN the OF iglnneDt 10 snort
tine the process Of grading Will comnence
We learn from Capt Ogden, Who arrived mere on 'hs
ic,b irs rine days from Fort WAshs that al the United
>t ordered out Of this state had arrived safely
A. Their ssyera points OF ceinaon, With the exception 81
n. Deausre. who hAc INTO treaty with the Cncz
~. ,h.ir old Ali. for permanent st-men t Of their
Dr. pie the ChckssAx and Delaware chiefs being rvspOnsi
be or the good behavior Of the DeiA"a-s ana Ia 7 Vi
rt.r becoming obnoxious or troubles e 70 the On Il
Az thew are 70 be removed 10 Their own territory VIA
GU, further expense 70 the Government oil NE OHiea