New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-10
TEXAS.

We have received Galveston dates of the 3Oth and In
dG DOla Of the Gath ult.
Ike Brazos River reported by telegraph from Houston
be three miles wide at Richmond planter remarked
upon hearing the yesterday, that if such the
fact hi. crop ruined and presume this will be the
fate of many of the crops upOnhe river upon lands which
are unfortunately subject TO overflow
The Houston papers contradict the report that there
two lives lest from the recent fire in that city,
We learn from exchange that on the eth ult
paDy started from BreDham in this State, for the Guada
Iue Mountains. 1t their intention TO explore the
ians nom II Paso, norhward as far they go until
the let OF October. We trust that they may be for
tunae than Others who have gone upon expeditions similar
10 this ard returned hundred fold poorer than when
they left home.
The TtIas Ranger has received communication from
citizen Of Bureson County, Texas stating that
named sasc Hogen was killed the 18th inst Moseys
Ferry, by DIR. Marcslus Harris DIR. II. in custody,
also his brother Orlando the latter accessory.
The Mars Of the Goth SAYS a German emigrant vessel
arrived OF that port supposed 10 be the bark Neptune
which lett Bremen the 9th Of March with about 26
passengers consigned to L. kaufman. She will probably
be at the wharf this evening The telegraph in this city
is communication with Palestine aud Crockett and to-
day communication Il opened with Rusk. In few days
more We expect to have dispatches direct from NewOr-
leans. This will give great value and importance TO the
line.
same paper atos that new paper s to be started
in GalN estcn, the si lumber Of which will be issued on
the Isl OF july to be entitled Tie P,csIyeraa Of T1as.
Al ls name indicates il will be a religious journal.
The following items We clip from The San Aatoaio
w Team the following from r. j. Jones Of this place
who has just returned iIom Corpus Christi On Wodnes-
day last the iOh inst when six mics beyond Fort Mer-
rl, IN going, Le twenty Indians coming in this
direction. On hs return from the coast he was informed
al the Fort by Capt Granger, that express had short
time previously cone IN, and reported that party of In
dams, sbou two hundred in number had crossed the
NUeces at the Rocky Crossing thursday evening Of
last week, proceeding ard this part the country Ii
is believed that the twenty-five the previous day
part OF that number.
We are also In rece t Of ute ence that Sehor Flores
living rancho about hirty-hsc mics below this on
the Goad road had his cabaado OF horses stolen recent
ly by Indians, a. is supposed.
Capt Crnneer, L. ). A., writing Major Beser from
Fort ~ MIL uLder date ~ the eth isst., says:
Within week past he Indians have done more mischief
than within the last three years They arc chiefly Co.
mSnohes, wi.h aiew Muscalaroes and Ii pans.
The Led gives the following list Of the names OF those
who were killed aHd wounded by the Indians in IA,
late descent upon the Government train near Fort we'll
hnlcc-D. Mcintosh Jack Mcclure, L. Patterson Parry
Petty ana Augustus sarfor.
Nounded-Powers and Ferguson-both rccoyeriny
The IHd'onoG EaietD OF the gath ult. gives the fol-
lowing photographs.
The San AAioaio UcserH TexaM leans that the drove
Of cattle, mules, c len route for California owned by
Messs Post and Hedges Of that city were attacked by
The Indians about hundred and ten miles this side Of
II faso. Two men were killed, few wounded and I76
head Of cattle driven off.
This evening May II, says The IKs,ern Teraa we re-
ceved tie that several Indians crossed the San An
tonic River about thirty miles below our CITY and stole
three American horses from the rancho of Mr. Flores In
The vicinity oi thor route from san Anton, 10 the
Medina River has been found the dead body of n M,x-
lcan boy eight yeers OF age. lie shot evidently by
IL. sone party q. Indians on o. n way down.
ne HeioH 4e@o" Of the 18th learns that the Indians