New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18
the reason win rec business in much healthier cond
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the reason VIII zee Dusiptee u much healthier condl
don than has been hretofore.
TIE same paper hss he following paragraphs:
The Telegraph says cotton continues 20 come into
Houston frey and much II the article is OF excellent
quality. There Ia plenty Of cotton ready on the plant
siiors 10 be forwarded 10 market, and although we
caI not believe that viii have ow rives too years
in snsce.sop, yet the planters will ry upou them
to he extent they did at year. but Wi avail the O.
selves Of wagon transportation as soon as possible.
IN q rates of banning are, however, quito high.
TIE @ rIreson Ners Of the 4h lust. has the follow
ing in'e Iig. pee f. ON the interior Of TIE STATE:
man named Voutier was killed on the sd ult.,
by Ir dians, Elk miles from Castrovule.
The San antonio Team learns that THREE dau yhters
OF Mr.. DAVIS of Medina county, were attacked by
L. oaps as they were going TO spring aud OF the q
billed. The Others were saved by the timely arrival
Of Davis and bis wife. Assistance s)ou after arrived
and the whole family were saved. The IrdtADs we've
thirteen in number and lursed round the place darog
the night The fsaiies in the neighbo hood bad cot
eced together for protection They cannot leave for
tb- IDdi ms bsve stolen all their ho ses
The Tirnity Advertiser speaks despondlnsy OF the
crop in that portion of the valley % the Trinity. Sew
erai planters hsve los, nearly their whole crop
Corn is selling in Co umbus At seventy-hve cents
sbushel and Tie Democrat thinks il should be less.
The Houston telegraph learns from the physi ;tans
that TIE yellow fever is rapidly disappearing The
few cases under treatment are of mild iype aud are
q stly IN the subj be OF the city. No nes cases oai
been beaId Of for two days The business OF dous'ou
has DOT suffered materially in Consequence of the
and leave before sunset Not case Of fever had oc'
CURED amor the teams,e so far a. k1oSn.
Co ron is now being hauled by wagons distance OF
three hundred miles 10 Houston.
The Gonzales Inquirer says some spec mems OF gold
have been cIscov,rea near the LamOsses springs.
The G0ipest0s CiriiidR Of the stu inst In ito COM
mercial article, sa,e:
Business here has been quiet during the week.
Arrivals of produce are smah, snd activity in the
market capnot expected until fears of sickness in
Houston abate, teams como IN more freely
AT this place the sections report shows i've deaths
during the week enoiDg on the LIST inst, irclunS two
h6sn The state OF heath hiss 'or years not bseu as
good here at this Two OF the deaths are stated
to have been caused by yellow fever.
Reports from the int ior about crops are generally
spt obng favorable The impression is thst sac State
will, with good weather from henceiorwsrd, make an
ayara.e crop of cotton, and tha! sif Winters bGsi
pess may be expected.
There are reports OF presence OF worms in most
counties near the coast but the Appearance OF north
erly winds and prevalence of dry weather must nave
cbecs 60 their ravases With exception of ,hunoec
storm ano hea rain On Sunday, we had me weasher
during the week.
Sugar grinding had commenced az some places on
Monday, and prospects for the yield are said to be
very good
From the lst of September to the asth, -four thou
sar Dine hundred and sixty -four bales OF cotton were
receiv eel az Galveston.
Gen. p +. StAih was expected to arrive in san An
tonic on the lat inst
fHt ga" <i.tOHtO I%Hgb VI tue ~'tu W.
following; We stop the press to announce The ol.
loving WI ch we have received from friend jast in
from the Medina: Capt Wallace Big Fo,r, sam
Ly tie and few Deghbors started after some dla1s,
ana Yesterday about noon came on four Indians,
about five niles from he Medina, when fight COM
mel ced. Ore Indian was left dead on the ield, and
another MORALLY wounded, left TO die. They took
the horses, rigging, DC. Some OF tle horses olonged
ON tho Medina Mr.. Tumlison, one of tdo party, was
woundei in the shoulder by an arrow duriug the con
ci but for his ward brought in the scalp Of one OF
the Indians. Capt Wallace believes they were The
IS me INDIANS who killed the the San Fca lcsco
Perez last Monday