The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-19

BY ordinary judicial proosedns by the Marshal he'd
not been submitted Toe Secretary Of War expressed
same views"
Interesting Items from Texas.
We have received Gates from Galveston the 9th inst
The Ne,us Of that date has The following items
The river news ia still unfAvorAble.
The steamer Jack bays In eoing up the Trinity river
struck spag small distance from the bar, aud filled
with water in about Ave minuts Fer bow is out Of
and her stern settled the bottom about feet and
1t is hoped that of the valuable cargo be saved
1t mostly insured The loss said to have 'urred
in the place where the Judge McLape saagsed
1si9 These Losses call the people ted
in trade for the cleaning OF the river.
We learn from Indianoa, that the afternoon OF the
I'd inst Mr. o. D. Fgan shot Peter Curran and William
Grant about nine miles below Victoria. Ons died mms.
distely the oher during the evening After the deed
done Mr. Eyan went and delivered himself into the
hands OF the authorities An inquest held and be
bound unit 81 600 bonds to make his appearance
at next court for ttikl
Inppesrs from our ininrmAnts, account that his wife
had sued for divorce which the court woul not grant,
but vested the property in him she then got Grant her
driving her husband frem his house Mr. Eg.n hayng
heard OF the intention to expel him from his premises
prepared himself for resistance with two guns He stood
ri his door the two up In company with his
wife and Grant attempted 10 come up tie steps lie
pushed him back and after some struggle between them
(. shot Grant in tie side with some twea " buck shot
killing him mmetistey, ard then with the her barrel
he shot Cur 10 the breast aud shoulder from which
wound be died in TIE evening OF the day We learn
that Mr. Egsn Is universally justified by the public.
letter the Ne,cs from Huntsville dated the istns
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town which consumed Ave houses
The following account OF the steamer Magyar is from
the came paper-Ws regret to learn that the steamer
time, has been lost This steamer commanded by Capt
B. Swan left Mobile the morning OF the 7h ult and
was detained at different penis BY northers and bad
weather. that she did not reach vemon Bay till the
10Th ult when che mpsled to put in by bad
weather She remained there till the "a inst on which
Gay she left with dne weather and light breeze from
land; passed Stbne on the Sd, st O'Clock, A. the
weather being still very 6ns AT O'Clock, A. M ths
eat having sudoenly sprung At O'Clock, A. NJ the
stsa pipe broke being then about two miles from land
be slipped on Of the hs.vy se. Which brot.
her She then drifted ashore, high the beach and
bged, filling wi water in about ten hours Everything
movable was promptly got on shore She had no cargo
on board.
The Naes has also the following interesting itsms-
Al in last, the Federal Court en- ,ed its
session hsre on MONDAY last. The court took up the
criminal ooeket FIRST and the tr al OF the ibusers
hen proceeded WITH CONNIE ncng with Gen Gar AvAjs
fer whom Messrs Hale and All'n sppssrei as counsel
Who 5leds plea in abatement alleging that the Grand
Jury by whom the indictment vas uud net legal
husehod-rs To this pea the United States Attor
nsy demurred but 1t was sustan.d ~ tho Judge, and
COS tequep' ly Gen. Carstsjsl WAS acquitted.
The brig Mary arrived yesterday from New York
having been thirty siJ days In making the passage She
out in the late violent storm from Witch many
vessels were The captain reports that the Mary
Tor nearly two weeks almost constantly her beam
But she finally rode out the storm With very little
damage IT Is certainly known whether her cargo Is
damaged. A survey Is being made to day.
The following ont resolution was introduced into tbs
sen.'e BY Me- puret, on the 9th inst. -
VICE !. ,ne creditors Of Tsx. sns s1p.dsns the
Ke,olyes That our ssns.ors and representative in
e make any with the sovern Of the United
States ard the redi.trs Of Texas touching Abe said ave
millions which they may deem consistent with the homer
The Auttn STATE TINES has the following items from the
Stock remark ably high and scarc. None to be had
II frontier The frequent irruptions OF the Iadan
the selling TO Americana and the late demands
mails from Santa Anna the the scar
city Good mules held At SAC and other stock pro
portion
Mexican murdered SpaniAid near the ranch Of Los
Cusvas, about The last CT November. number o. the
effects OF the deceased found in his hands He was
delivered to the sheriff OF Starr county stan ling his
trial fer commitment before n,tics Of the pea ss su
oent evidence was Adducea to leave no doubt OF his guilt
ard on the night OF Dec he was taken from the sheriff
Trade is brsker than formerly. Upon the arrival
orGen Wool it Is said the port Of CamAigo wiz Be
opsned which viii make the trade at this point quite
profitable as heretofore.
heacAns report that the Indians lately crossed The
the river come forty miles, killing people and taking all
the horses They then turned the ranch OF San
IA drove on 4, thai, they killed
Judge Frierscn, formerly Of Tuscaloosa Ala, died re.
Gently - Victoria.
The San Antonio Watrn Terdn Of the Goth ult. has
the following itsns:-Wkins, who scAlped and stab
Bad short time since by party Of Indians, the
ASscosa, vas b ought into town on Saturday last. Hs
10 under the charge OF Dr. He who sAtertsins stropg
hoper OF HE recovery
Col Gray left this place With an efficient train and
escort on A roay Lat, his way towards Fl PAso We
believe Col Cray comes as the SCENT Of ~ New York
Pacific Rsoad Company and will explore tbs country
towards Fl Paso, with view to its adaptation to All
road purposes
NEWS FROM Br,Soz ArRrs by the arrival Of the Clara
Burgess We have, says the Boston Trapee date, from
Bpenos Ayres to Nov g. and Montevideo to Nov 90 At
Bnenos Ayres produce OF ali kinds and high.
The 5uenos Ayres Pace contains the folio rny
Of the state OF Affairs In the Argentine provincey which
| are ccpfedsrated under Urquisa =
The aspect Of Tusumah, Sala, San Juau aud Santlg,
the meshes OF the compao, OF San Sisoa rucuman has
become active focus OF she DIRECTORY errss and
minor Jacques transierrns tasir aiesis,ee with no
with utter disregard OF the rights uter Ia an pros
poets Of he unfortunate submitted to their
iron rule Over each and all the horrors Of civil
may be seen impending; and evening contemporary
Of the 10th inst announ. the 6efeAt Of division OF
$50 that invaded Tucuman under the auspioes
OF Gutierrez, with loss Of IS Killed including Colonel
/ Lobo, and leo prisoners.
Cordoba, Santa Fe, and Corrisutss whilst apparently
snxcus TO test the merits OF the national
only await favorable opportunity I, With the Pro-
vision al Directors measure demspdi1g pru leaoe and
ccumspee ton, from teir immediate vicinity the seA,
To these difsolvspt tendencies the oply measures
resorted to yet are the appointment Of national
ministry, acd the nomination OF General Award r ss
| Mediator General amoug the northern dssi tsnts.
In these circumstances the election Of the constitu-
ii nal President dxed for the Goth inst Ia naturally
ool ed forward TO with much interest Witt the unmis
takeable Indications OF misrust discomfort uarraed
and the explicit declaration Of the provnss OF Busnos
ayes, that sht ~ll recognirs the supre
acy OF General UrquSs nor treat and neyoiste with
him in any way grave responsibility devoves tns
nsttuent Congress lh vote on tnat solemn day must
prospects OF The national organization for perhaps
ther generation.
NJ lie Aoyne had presented his CREDENTIALS and had
tssp received the Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
TeDipotentiary Of the Frensh government the 60
veVpmep' OF Beuuos Ayres The Packet says this IL
sample FOR other dpoms ts who have heretofore osns
e. the fortunes OF Urquin.
The accounts from konevideo Indicate an unsettled
cling 1t stated thai President Giro who lately
oeerthrovn had been offered the aid Of 5000 BrAsar
'fNopt ~ the limo 10 re-sstabish himssN