New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09
TEXAS.

n, Ge5,..o No 81 the 97th nit ms The 'cH,T'g
" R,.i,e., il town Tor the past week has been very
fe' o' and Eecfes riye.s s,i .ow. Tho steamer
W. ~ Durrs Ferry. the Sabine wa'iins iJr
80 n 20 10 oeLnport where Fo oaas y, soon 70 q
=, IL - vera waiting for d-pai b. Tie ~ tany II
o.ior or different landings being otmated Sc; between
Eve ard ~ iLoBsaTd taies. =, .. -,
Scrgteud flai Nr =. L Hunt, on behalf OF the
3e,rer, bss cent ali the necessary appliances 10 raise
e., Macvar but that the loss Of the boats fol III 70
h. btyord recoycry However every thing On )agd all
- ~. Linfry So has been recov red.
IEy Prtsidert Lamar few days since drew the Last
cro-,,r cf bis salary as TX Precedent Of Texns.
sTie b,l Tor the relief OF Fred DassJn wa reported
nm layarabIv Jan a. b. tn Iiouse Committee on Pub
ic Debt viii amendment that he should not be allowed
10 .ske stock IN the Pacific Railroad
II seems be the general expectation am ng our CO
.er7rorsres and rerhas i as) with our Legislature,
,bnf Tie New York Pacific Railroad COMPANY about
wl.,h 20 much hes been SAID both good end bad viii
mai bid the road through this state, unier
he late bin passed by Leci.laurc From al We have
been sbe 10 learn, conclude that Company viii not
roFe rny bid We have head several Of that Company,
6esdes engineers and other gertlemen Of experience N
,uch matters express their conviction taat tho conditions
Of the bill arc such as cannot be complied with
A correspondent Of Tie Asr' writing from Austin, %
The gld at. ssys
Tie select Committee, which We. raised some few
day. encc 10 investigate tie charges made against ie
Hon 4 " Arin -ton, Jucge Of the Twelfth Judicial
District made their report ths morning recommending
flat tie said Arlington be mpeqceef The Ga sOn oc-
I
Iord ~ Starr County, after the report read, )ve1
ba: the House go Committee OF the Whole the
question before them which motion opposed by tho
Hon MI KDgshury OF Cameron who moved tina, the
rerot lay N tie table until Mr. Arlington be informed
Of TIE action Of tn Committee.
Tie whole of this evening has been oecup ed in tbs die
orssic ofthe be pursued by the House in ela
ton 60 the report q the Salec; Committee the AIRING
ton Gaze Tie House hes ijourncd without coming TO
dnv definite action on the tliccL
" Tie HugfsriNC Ecm says tie Telegraph Company
have taken Office ia that place and that the wires viii
soon he IL oTeri-ion.
1ic Ian Pioneer Of the ls,h nit. speaks very d.
couragncy II The prospects Of navigation in the Trinity
Speaking the immense migration q the State during
The Iast i-w months, TIE DcllIs HeTGd says
The immigration during the psst autumn and winter
las been Unprecedented Hundreds, may say thou
sands have sstd through this place great many bound
for the Colombo and number for this aud the adjoining
COUNTIES Tho emigration this year quite dferent from
that Of former years Many Of the immigrants who have
into the country this season men If wealth lac
number OF the slaves greatly exceeds that Of prev
year There steady tide yet setting in; scarcely
a las passed in the last three in Whah from -
to 20 wagons have not passed through and the
is fti they come. Our country never better bet
Ter prepared to them Oar farmers have been re
warded with with most excellent crops Of grain Theland
ahounds in all the necessaIe of substantial living Corn.
who and pork abundant and TO be hsd AZ much
lower rates than heretofore and besides have the rich
e. lends in the State 10 divide with them at fair prices
There is YET room and welcome for more