The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-15
Interesting from Texas.

Ne learn from the Austin STATE Tiue that Mr. Butler
King has to deliver an address on tbs subject Of
rniroscs in compliance with written request from
large number Of the citizens Of Austin.
The same paper pub ishss the FOL owing letter contain
rg some interesting Indian 1t is dated Fort Bel.
knsp Brazos Dec g. 1853 and Ia writ zen b; em sha ~,
TO Gen. Thomas J. Rusk:-
GKrpAL-I reached his place in good HEALTHY on s.tur-
DAY, u 81 inst. About thirty miles from Fort Rekusp
INST John CCnnor who informed that four Ksechies
toe forsss from the neghborhoed of Fort Gates ne
the boyses Fort arbuck but had fol oe
with MIN 70 retAke them they are now the Wichita
moaptsins
The wicbitss told John Connor that the northern G.
mauches, (YAmparskas) stole the white girl and boy
JOIN believes it. and do also.
srce my arrival here, my br other Bill shaw informs
ms that yellow Wolf was killed by Lpans. The
Sp.rs stole some horses from the Camanches Who foI
o-sd ard overlook the ,u not strong enough to
charge upon the Epsns were only able to recover and
drive osck thsr horses The Lpans pursued them and
10 their pursuit upon Yellow VOLTS camp and killed
MIN Ke'enpse raised q party and pursued the MpAns
but We bave pot heard OF the result.
IN publishing this letter. the Stat Tins remarks
Prom his appears there Is dAr ger Of further hos
little be ~sen those tribes. Tho C.msachss are to-
Lpsns better warriors than the former, aai moe
int.hisesn With the aid Of the TonssbuAs and some
Other snsi T. ibcs who are Dia,Al to 'hs csnsnch-s
IN, Up M may MAKE head aga INST them.
I'd. removal Of the trooos from r inter- will ope
rsts jurousy By ard'Dg the extension u the settle
ts Ia that direction aDd BY MAKING the Indsas boldsr
nd more daring in tn IL depreciation
The Victoria Adrocus OF the Oath ut has the follow
ns sarsgraph The pro uinsDt Germans of this phase
sslc- 70 un rtunste and INDECENT emigrants asd to
the destitute Of their country people who ma hap
per 70 reside In this vicinity They have raised By nd
vousl oons'ops FRI Its members ut OF funds
fuieisn 70 ST I'd relief In urgent cases; and will hold
ucnthiJ meetings In pursuance Of the objects OF the
assoc'aton.
The IrdsnolA Bulletin Of the 2sth uIt refsrros to 70.
ports IN some OF the papers OF the Interior that the
ebolsa was iiilrg OF the coast people rapidly says
The Tact s tbs whois report Is sheer fabrication We
hsys heard Of buttwo deaths rom chosra this by
since August, 1852 eventt en- months ago. and they
persons sncfns from vessels with the disease Instead
OF fifteen deaths having occurred at LAvacc do not
may have grown out Of the lAs OF yellow fever
Tiers come three weeks ago. but there il truth in the
report A. published.
The same papsr has the following paragraphs:-Mr
Parr planter ct the mouth Of Peach creek Gonzales
county, ives killed few days since By Mr. Nichols
Particulars not given The deceased We understand was
con, ldersd troublesome citizen.
The people Of Caldwell county have formed an Agricul
tusai Society under the State Association.
FROM THE RIO GRANDB.
~ the arrival Of schooner Sea Drt 1t Galveston from
Brosve bridging number Of passsp gers, witnesses
th part of the 10 the nbuster trials which
70 commence In the United States District Court In
tligeuo- ~ The 18th ut a. follows
TIE yellow fever had not abAtsd at Brownsville Ma
orss ~ were before informed. About fifteen deaths
are reported eaily in those ciiiss
There rumor la BrownsvilIe that orders had
been received from the government suspencngths build
ing Of the proposed fortHcatons the Rio Grance until
the result Of the regoatons going on between the
the sy States Of the Bera Msdre should be definitely
settled.
The only item Of M, Inc news 10 the loss Of the Schooner
tar on Psdys hlAsd, with ths ptot % board.