The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-08

We have Galveston dates 80 the 18th nt.
Every LAY the appearance Of the crops improves They
give promise Of beautiful harvest.
The Galveston Cieiiap in Il. commercial article dated
in Galveston business has been iight sad while re-
ceirs have been small, port u nearly empty of
aes large number Of merchants from the interior Of
the state well from this place have already LEFT for
thcr annual visit North
Ffom The rivers We have nothing interesting.
heForth from the country are a. yet favorable but
fIom the over abundance Of rains, accompanied with
thup'eT storms, which had during the week here
great danger for cotton r apprehcnded This the
OF annual heavy rains the shores 81 the Gulf and
IL may be hoped that the unnecessary prsnron of
weather msy remain condnei 10 the immediate ooaf
Ina few places only an eary stand Of cotton has been
obtained and from reliable reports from all sections n
the State may be sdduccd that the average cotton
j. fully three weeks beh,nd in Texa compared With the
Business nj Houston 4. described qrict receipt. Of
cotton being nearly confined To arrivals of team. from
great distance The advanced sesson has caused many
u the wagoners 10 abandon hauling
The health Of our city IL unusuaiy good
The ship MddeseE arrived at AranSas, ~ih over 100
United States recruits who under the eonsidera'e
rsngemen,s Of Major Chapman Quar'ermsstsr for
wsrdsd direct from tho shp 10 Corpus thTisA thus
avoiding the customary instances Of drunken"- deer
Considerable sickness prevailed during the month os
June especially among unaecms,ed -e,,ler- generally
state that aba,sd and there's at pressn, very ltte
sickness Of any sort.
The AnstIn State Tsm>' giver long account ot the
Indian deptedations the fronfiers II says Major
SsighboTs enterians the opinion that the Indian the
Reevstion could 10 made available In detecting and cap
turing the marsudng bands which attack the frontier
settlers There are now 249 CoInsnches on the Reseva
fon They left without 20 look after them
and they under regulations which allow them itlo
opportunity 10 steal The Timer -ays;-
Major NexLbors will offer every facility 20 all in pun.
isng party Of Indians who have made oray upon the
sctiiemenss Be viii furnish guides and Information I,
Is shrewdy suspected there others bce@ Indians
gagged in the late murders and thefts.n
There number of German traders among tho Ca.
ma inches, from whom stolen horre- have been taken.
They supply tbs indans With po~dcr and lead and
a great Deal of trouble.
On What h called the Lorcr Reservation there are
abaa, tS hundred indians. They have four hun.
ired acres ot in cultivation and th. prospect n
making their own bread y tsir With these people, tho
FEEDING pcssy' works web.
Governor fsase has issued proclamation. Offering .
reward q three hundred dollars for the q John
in Liberty county.
The Central Tzor ,ha, letter received An.
derson, from Houston that rlioSernoF Wood
has Withdrawn from the gubernatorai canvass.
The huntsville Hrs s'ate~ that Hon J. u Robsfts0n
dccin.- icing . candidate for Lieutenant Governor.
he State system H. Robertson wi.hs. 70 prevent !
division n the democratic vote
The fan Antonio Tran of the oath, says:-
Western Texas ha. been aonded ny con'inne storms a
late and We iesrn that in many places its njnrng tn
wa greeted by salute ~ thirteen gans
We learn from the ssn Antonio Lov that To- ISth
masters department. In ths, cliy arrested spa heLl
% tail the sam a SO co charge n larceny "
sHe-nt sxeesains 1900 Ihsfe ste ,ve minor shArgs.
sr1nr him os eaeh ~ vhieh h. hfd % bail 800
| 1he ssn Antonio 1sz1n, of thu ivb, says -
Twenty tive loaded wseons In city ,he,r
sny 20 hsns@s, under 81 fers from Cen Hsrnsy sDd
lenrn hat fbere arr trsy eigst baD.gs wagon
hat vh bs here In lay. tor tho dss,ln4tlon.
he Houston TivvoJh, a tia 18th ut asys
1 currently rsyoYfsf anx gnrfslly tsAsred in fhs
.ee's hat At meeting q The Kpo~ ssrhinzs hels :,
ihs eorrt hou'e, Ia this psse Monday nrh. fhs ~
nit, That wnG ~ the party whieh originally osgs
nigsd vnfr ihs Louissns rt8si dissolved by sosss
eonsfn NJ ffofn shat ne gstbss. The inmss-ias,'
esufs o. asAheeen ges out ~ the anti Catholic prci
vt'es q ihs recent ihlsSsirhia Copvsnian .hsh gfo
scr.tive tsaiurv ,hs assnbess hsfs vets IN nslns /,
| sahscribe 10.
Jfsre " hDvtrsr, snoehsr sinx 0t ne party sh0.
bsub~rt are vnrtousiy ese1ssd ss from ~rt'y -
hundred and hf'y raleh s'sa4s ~ % ~ f4lsdslphl
4 ttstfssn-
The TAcv-yA - fhs gris ftY1sts t6ai aovifhsssa M
ng ~ eoasa-s rssas ssyv~ ths h,s,es eosssaa
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