New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-10
FURTHER FROM TEXAS.
w axe the folIo siup from ~ Galrrsto

We take the folio wing from The G0icpstos Ci,asNr
the plot boat Royal Yacht, Capt. Chabb, from Im-
dianOls the 18th nst arrived here Yesterday having
on board the gus b-lotgirg Ia The Galveston Ariil
lry aud the malls. Capt. Cuubb reports that lie re-
moved he arms, anmunit N, and Equipments Of the
Federal toops, s1rrerder'd IN the quotation to CaL
Var Dorm. from Salui. 10 lndiaAGh where they wess
placed IL charge of IN State troop.
Col. VAN Dom WAS 10 have marched yesterday
orng ell route Tor San Antonio to meet tie United
States troops low on thrir way the coasr. lie had
500 10 start froa IuGiaEHla WITH and was .oui-
dent q being iCin' ut IitoIi, by is more, wlir
would mahes total Of >. ;04 men. WITH these h. in-
tends TO escort the wearied Federal vnps their
4brades board the echooners in Aataa ocrla Bay
The surrendered troops are on board several sche~rs
in he bay, AID Lave 10 communi aiJu with the saty
unless by boats. An sisian surg-On 1t " resigned
from t''e Unlt,d States army, came passenger On
board tie yacht.
We end in The same paper the annexed letter, exssd
San Antonio, April 20:
The news this morning Is that Col Reeves, on Bic
march FROM FL Paso has taken Fort Clark, and uads
tie men ptson-rs. lie is xIeotrd Ltle Tomorrow
morning with 900 men, undoubtedly with view OH
taking TIRE Government property. Wat suhsishiissts
THIS supposiicn h that an express has arrived fOw
above TO Col. Waite and that re and hi. staff AFR
having been arrested ou Monday, have r,ins~d .his
no ling 20 sigb the parole or reply Negatively
un'il 2. IN. Preparations are bling made 10 l.. In
readiness. Five companies OF loo nsn each, hs,s
been 'ormed in this city h- week and ,ne comm
Of artillery will be in readiness BY to.nsit.
Fifteen Suus have been fired ia honor 4 virgnis's
secess on. All are ordered u to morrow snssn-
ing.
Col Wsite and staff have taken the pa,ols.
The editor Of Tie NeeS has received litter from
toe indin nation, giving IL the k:ud reccp-
uon the htctaws, Ch kaslws. Cheros r~s, Sspiol-e
and Greeks gave ~ the Commissioner. apioiited %
Visit them by the State Convention. Thens tr'. ne
81 yehOlders and aru for S~,es-iVu AID the Soathorn
COnfedercy. TIE Ch-rokres have "erafcj Jan "
toe Abortion emi-saIies among fbeiD Psr.on .Iouee,
Sec etary VI Ross their chiei, aud M Ab'lt p, ace1
wac M such danger OF Lis HI that ho kept b'r-+h
loeked ia his rvou up stairs, ard permitted M or 10
see him. communication With him being held Ia ia
iuy He " i'll ha to leave the coru'ry.
rhe Chickasaws wished {" scocde at oncs. the
CLerokees ished 10 wait dn the ccturn Of the Ie-
cation they had seut TO Washington, tosee about heir
funds held 10 trust BY the q. s.. Treasury.
All the tribes were to hold general council ou shs
Sth Inst. We may expect de,isive news trop ,h.a
soon.
The Tsdidsoid Courier says the schooner TwiliQha
seized by Depaty-Collcctor Jones, at Aiausss n
few days since tor violation OF the revenue lxws OF The
Confederate States- she is a very slsunch yssseA
yacht built, and about 20 tuns burden. This v..~.{
wac lately Ia the employment of the United 80
Government, and was about 70 proceed under ".-,. -
the tort at rortugas 70 DO there turned over 20 s
military aGthoriea. The seizure has been rsts rel
70 the Collector, Col Stapp, Of this port, : Eo ws
understaud, viii immediately send for Der u u res u
service u shs lwsssr OF Astsgosda Bay. whsss ia
sseh vsssl 3 rssdsd very badly 4 ttis sins. -,
tWs - ~ " HaN, ~ 49, 0guphnb1w.