New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26
LATER FROM TEXAS.
Formal Occupation Of Gnlvcston-b'@hop
Cregg's Passorol-The Texas Troops-
Adventure Of Gen. slaughter.

BY the arrival of the Fung shuey, from New
Orleans We have interesting details Of Texas news.
GALVESTON FORMALLY TAKEN POSSESSION OF * TIE
uEITKD STATES NAVAL PoRcrs.
At 10 O'Clock this ming two vessels OF the Cnlco
States ockading fleet entered the hnrbor. cap,
Sands. commanding the fleet, landed in company VIII
several officers at the Central Wharf. where he was
r. cciyed By Major Won ilaItan Confederate CoInois
soner and proceeded TO me Meyers oHe "ne, 70 bs
Honor the Mayor. Both the Mayor and Cspl' Sahds
addressed a few words to the assembled people.
After the remarks the Uaitsd states oihcers accom-
panied By The Mayor and Major Won Uarten proceeded
10 tie Custom House end raised tie United states nag
At II n IN. large number Of people were present, al
OF whom behaved In tho most Orderly manner anu -
At 30 a. m. CAPT Sands Lad the nag taken down
again. ard proceeded back on booid bis feet; ~,
Capt Sands informed our Mayor that his neet woui1
90 in and out Of Galveston arbor OMEN until tho land
forces should arrive which were expected Ia Anew
da,s when the Goct would depart nom these waters.
Capt Sands offered. while here. to send IN paper.
and 10 do ANYTHING obge the people lie Lso offered
TO furnish tho ely authorities any number 81 men o
preserve order in the city which offer vhs declined ny
he Mayor because the present police force oil The city
Can. sands stated that Confederate soldiers now
here would have IN opportunity 10 return 10 other States
~ soon a. the parole officers arrived.
bishop GREGG IS PASTORAL LETTER.
T, t Csy Of ias PSossssgni Ip'seope! CahreA ~ he
prlR pRrInufs IT, termination OF tho war. ond
the changes which have followed II. render proper,
IA accordance with the teachings Of Scripture and tie
practice Of the Church that there shoild be- return
10 tie liturgy II before our late Government Mas
established Omittue. therefore o. already requested
the special prayers which have been Tor SOM ilue
past in use you val. In tie prayer for . all IN cyil
Iu!ho!ity" insert tho words. The Pre- dent oil the
United States" and also IN that for - Congress.
Whenever Il may be IN session. say as for the people
Of these United States IN general. ~ esreiay Tor
their Senators AID Representatives. IN tons1,s as
scmhlci.'
Msy beg also ta yon viii enforce q. far a. posi-
bic, upOn Tie peop. of your ctafse, TIE genera e.
and o.uIso VI conduct r.conn.nGcd Ia my late pastor
necessary bc cherished ard observed undef
the circgmstaroc. which now surround ust The lu'-
poftanee Of such duic. eannc, Dc o''resIhat.a q.
time BIKE the Present slo- any proper nesns IN
Gcl H. be len BntIcd 'or pr.motilr thp peace ORDER
ana erioi with The blessings Of ~cll'cst4ished rue
snd ,Iinflsi prosperity above Az "hoh ~c nos 30 AZ
IDENTITY desire great work wi open rapidly before ur
let IL be well ,ol,dcfed aud faithfully discharged a.
i comes b, the help Of Him whose grace - sufficient
g. rs aud toe results as Ear a, oar iruone' msy
tend ia D. happy Tor tie cogGtiy and Tor TIE CLufcb
Irsyin, a, We ~ ever DO hat The may Ia great
~ hesfcd II Col IN every ~ens nj Of 'rtu"s pfogr's
aud TIC course q. tbs word ~ I-aresb, ornrfei ~
Ills goyefnAnes giat the other ma, Joynly ser," hn
In all o.ly guis,no,s through Jesus Christ our Lord
AIix. GG,co. Bishop OF ToSas.
TIE TEXAS TROOPS.
Fssn The iIs.-fs. T.lsss.ph Jufe J.
The Texas troops have been much ana Justly
blamed for d.bardinr and going home Without euihor
ity At the same time however. they did no worse
ln this respect shan the troops elft 90: the Mississippi
tue evacuation of ictmord so tina, from cooo u Lad
melted to le.s than lce0 when IL WA surrendered.
JoAtons and 1aylors armies did the same. 80 that al
their "a tive sure bders they had under control but
a small I.non 81 their nominal fosces. The example
Of de-, pair and dsbandncn really set by the troops
east ~ the NssSsipp. and that ia, had been oommu'
nestod tho troops this side by arrivals from the
I east. ,
| Moreover tho whole army had become thoroughly
that there Ia be- real continuation OF the
war for Independence and that then reminding in The
field would accomplish good In that respect. Fur
they fet satisfied that the surrender. with It's
terms and coDd tions could not be changed or mod
Grated by ANYTHING they might do. Hcnc" though It
was wrong and will still give trouble. they dsband.
ed NJ soon II officially Published that negotia.
tions for surrender were proceeding.
PROM BROWNSVILLE.
Corr~.poudeuc~ Of Tn. New Oilesn. Times.
BRovssSiLLE. Texas. June /. lsJ3.
The report that sent you on the 2Sth ult. of
the Imprisonment Of Gen slaughter by his own men,
and his release afterwsrd condition that he would
fork over s2 OcOi correct Slaughter ~ now up the
river from here In the vicinity OF Rancho Davis with
demon allied force u about sO men, and IL said to have
large amount Of specie with him the proceeds ~ cotton
stolen by him and sold to Mexico. Col j. H. Ford and
Slaughcrs Assistant dlntsn,.Cenrra. Capt. Aldrch
are In Matam0ros and think wonld like To return and
deliver themselves up 1t not for tho humiliation
Of submitting to Yankee rule" they are pleased to
call IT,"
| Upon the occupation Of the place by Gen. Browns
forces COO bales Of cotton 400 head II cattle go head
Of mules and al nber Of horses fell into the hands
Of the Government For the want OF sufficient force
of cavalry about 10 600 bales Of cotton crossed
| over into Mexico. few miles above this place.