New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27
From TEXAS.

TIE Er,crios TIE oaises,on Mes OF The i5sh
iEst. says
The whole number &c votes poned a. far a. reported.
for b,tb candidate, for Governor, Is 1875 IL -
urbeble thar the total of the whole State viii u
yfaf b. pea 20 Geo. sDd By allowing Rur nes the same
r;,y IN the co mites YET 20 hear from that he Rvs
heretofore received. his aggregate majority vail bo
aioU. II Geo IL the whole Stste Ihe k,o Grsnde vots
puts White Democratic raidioste 'of Lana comins-
oner TO Tar ahead iha, his election Is rendered asss
certain.
TIE Cirl.ar says that the next Legislature prom
ises 10 be one Of lie abc that Texas has ever hss-
So far as returns Rave been received, only pine rnem'
bes rave been elected 10 the House who were metn-
bsrs Of the last House.
THr CRoPs.-Tke C.rilan of the 18th, in its com
e ercisl sr.icle, says:
Eve have encouraging accounts OF the incoming
croD from The interior. Picking IS row fairly IN prog
,es a. far g. our accounts esch into the interot ana
We shall doubtless have Considerable accession ~
the ,ec.uts of The year ending this month from the
growth II 1857. Nevertheless, he sum must show o
s.e,, defcit-tbe present falling OF from last year be-
ips neary 5000 bales, while that year itsei was neVd
fer iis shcrt cop. A.,
Fell trad. The bark Culloma has already arrived
from Nsw.Yo,k with an escorted cargo OF merehso-
dse-the fret instalme nj Of the Fall supply non tnss
ouai,er. though there lad been previously one iun
cargo .om Europe The fret arrivals are usually duS
IN Stntenber: but from the number Of Texas par
ehasers who have recently been in the Northern nor.
ke.s and the heavy amounts OF goods now demsnuea
by The interior anticipate unusually large recepss
OF merchandise at an early period.
TIE Ne,rs notices a visit from Mr.. Stspp, the Co.
,.cicr al IL diauoa: .
"He has recently returned from journey to the
frontier and gives most deplcrab.e account OF aAc
destructive cts Of the drouth. In many plsces
whcle regions Of country present nothing out naSeo
waste OF destruction, without green thing to %
nj ha sran ref0
dy ing. Many people have moved away, and The
STOCK have really sA had tobe driven away to OTTER
places to fnd spbsis,,pce. From Gonzaes aeove To-
ward Austin, the suffering has been very severe.
Below Gonzsles partial crops have been made, and IN
sne aw instances pretty fair crops, until We reach
VIcora County, where the crops are better. Judg-
rg from the accounts Of others, We conclude that
NJ arly the whole region Of country to the westward
and above Gonzales has offered quite as much as tne
county between Gonzales and Austin VI course toss
general loss Of crops the Western interior Oh the
State must seriously affect the business of our West
ern seaports for year 10 come. Still We are IN hopes
that late Fall crops Of corn mar BE- made TO eupey ne
necessities Of the people.
GANG or THIYyEs.-A private letter from mead
in Houston informs The Cirii,on Of sons startling
facts which have come 10 light IN that city within
few DAYS gang OF thieves have been operating
extensively there for yesrs past in running on negroes
and horses, ard securing such Plup6er as lay saer
yay They had laid plot TO kill the City Mar
siai bum down Cams warehouse, aud poison .
ne gro whom ihsy wished to get nd oil. Anoth%
negro, cow in jail, divuged these facts, ana
showed the authorities where bottle of whisky vain
strychrLe in il WAS bured-slso where an iron chest
was hid. which had been stolen q few nights before.
II il laid that Mr.. Kuybendall, who has been rear.
rested is the chief Of the gang Another. NAMED
Edward Frar els is ALEC in jail The City Marshal h.
r. Royce goes 10 New Orleans to-day after smother
member. who left a few days ago with negro IN his
possesson Considerable excitement exists in hous-
Ton against the person implicated in these vi'a,oies.
Tar I,n,,,s'-TLe Ntws of the 18th furnishes the
following:
Ths Indian tribes of Texas are passing into rapid
decay In 1853 the Indians of Texas were estimated
al 2OCOO Ia 1856 the number, fom official accounts,
cid not exceed l2,CC0 Some 800 Indians tI me
reservation cp tie clear fork of the Brazos and make
good crops: 5000 semi.cyilizea Greeks, Deawaics
ard Chefokees are p Eastern Texas; in the Norh'
eco Wasbitss ana Wacos. There are 3oco Ca
From ,bi, ,eport il will be seen that in the course OF
few yeaIs. from the very nature of things, TIP whole
Indian Tribes of Texas Will become extinct.