New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-01

Cotton where IL Gen. MsgrHd'r-spirH
of the Ercss-Caivesion Locking Up.
From l.te Texas pap irs We extract the fol-


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COrIcs.
IN 10 ths day about co bales Of cotton have bern
received ny the Co.ton rrees Con panies Tie Con-
r; nes are prepared IA stle az present 21vp oaca
rho cogrsc arc being f,ed mp and vii soon be
ready Ion use rne 0llg presses aye already -iSd ~?
and ready for putting IN o.G, snd 10 w'ish ara an
Die al cotton thai nay arrive. 'rNI buue'in, t7tl'
WHERE II GYS. hAGGt DEal
On Thursday isss Cen aaprud.f 70 here snd en-
gagged passage O.. ;hc U i.ea stata. n9n9at Ant9na
when was 10 lease that l.sht for Ac.-OreanS. Tic
Antona left Friday morn ~ With soae OF toe Geaeras
s,ar ou heard. Tlo last heard Of tie whereabouts
Of the General wrs ;tet ne " % seen IN box car &C.
lug to AleytOwn. In c'tsens dress. llDid.
uUMILAriEi AND AMUSING.
There Is not Il Journal published this day n the
Trans Mississippi Department titt does not advocate
the recon,trncton OF the Union AID efead the Consti
tuition Of he United states The leading papers thoss
thst up - the vrry close II the Ter purcell the
Yankee Government as the West ON earfn, tlet could
not bear he prtsnes " he detsstei hanA'e hnt de-
elnr.d rns hostility md ending gnei rla war
fare against the Northern barbarian. wtoss sdhe rs
would leave the country Ia preference 10 yilg under
Yankee a.le that would have sGv''i tlo hanging anc
quartcrrS Of every msn daring 10 express AZ opinion
Ia favor oi reconstruction two monthf ego as row the
most nbjet IN their ondeayors % set back nto o fnd
Of tho Union and uJdsr tlo protection OF that banner
which they tran pled upon Tho past four vea-s lie
sight Is hlmatilg, but also amusing One Of cur TX.
The people Of Texas we're never before 40 unitcd
and unanimous any subject as thoy aro row N tier
Of tho United States. lhis desire ~ universal
This 80 and this fact !rghtens the political ieado-s
II the Rebellion. They have witnessed tho summary
manner u which the soldiers AL people have disposed
of their tary rader, without the least regard for
their fate and they 0sl tina, their iarn may come
next. They know and i.'l tina. the people have con-
pretended cruelty they have been rised ana nal
treated and how comp ely their beat interest have
been sacrificed by bad edvscrs. and the, Justly Tear
that the days Of their pocal leadership ne craving
10 Close 1t appears u Ut there Is put one honorable
all ,txg
pied q aiding position IN the Rebellion, 10 VII: 10
withdraw fru,p politics altogether An oiigIna' seces'
sionst may be forced 20 submission DOt we DO not be
licye that he vii eyer b, good Union man al teart
RETURNING BUsrNrss-0ALyEsfoS LOOKING uP.
SIVns of ietdrnns business are accunuinting We
have now three steamers in the trade between Calves
ton and Houston-the Lone Ser the Mary II III and tao
A. s. Rithycr. They come trei2hted ercn TRIP with
The precious staple -cotton, ana BRING hone many
Calycstanians with their household goods. The rai
road makes three regular trips per week, and also
brings many passengers and freight. The ano.nt oi
cotton received al this point tie pass two weeks We
judge 70 BIZ nhout 700 bales Many OF our rssnrneu
Galveston mel chants and others have opened Offices or
are preparing to do 30 at an early day; among them
We notice Messrs. Bsil Hutchines & Co, NC Mahah
Gilbert Thad Armstrong KsuiTaun kEen.r: Johu
icrjouher Gibbs Brown Julius Frederick. A. Roson-
berg, ard Others The Union Marine una iiio lHst
ance COMPANY il ready for business at tSe OLD ONE
ard the editor OF re ctchan Is reno'a ,hn ,n n'
oiflc red will soon 10 ready ~ res@me the puo
III. don & his pJper. As soon rs tnis port n
on 4, trade, miny MstamorOs r;erensns are
ex,c eied here with stocks VI assorted mnrcnan
disc ard the export Of cotton will immediately COZ.
mnuco Mechanics especially carpenters. are IN 90
mand as there Is hirdy building that does ros sadly
need rcpslrs The sounds Oh the hammer and saw ere
heard in ali directions. Hundreds Of honses ana
ar,. of tenees have since the war CO IN.
noncc ID and hundreds have been reduced ~ ths p.,
d,rry 10 condition worse than horsestables ior AZ,
which We ire indebted 10 eIGovernor Lan.ocn' Some
inf,tuat.d t,sly estonians and Gems He0ert ana Nh
crrdsrtLs former Of which desiring to burn tho towh
In order TO keep il from falling into the hsnds Oh ue
Ysnklcs and the latter declaring th sa H1s %
alyes,on what he pleased II all Gavesoniars return
snd continue arrive for the PURPOSE o.
making Gslyeston their hone. a. during tne piss wv
ws.ta n Wi, be necessary ~ repair the injured aga
mid new houses This will give plenty OF work ioi
nor mechanIcs Prospects are Frightening Gsi,sstor
n looking 40. -t.e foAsssson ''"s ~''s 90