The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-17
Saturday. June 30.
From Texas.
Surrender Of the Forts st Sabine Fac
t.aiy estou Also Probably Surrcnde red.

! surrcndcf Of the Forts nt Snbirc Pas
| Gal, esfou Also Probably Surrendered.
| Washtnoton, Jun, "a letter In the srAa irou,
it, correspondent toard the Unitcd STATE steamer
Penguin, OIL sabne Pas, dated May 2Ith, -svs 'rre
forts at Sabine Pas,, TcIa surrendered to the United
/ States steamer uwnsco, Tho American h~ "a.
hOlscd over thc works at four o'clock. =. a. We ou
pcct Galveston 10 surrender to-morow"
Occupation Of brownsville, Etc.
Neir Ori,dns Juns <. iirowusvilo, Tetss was en-
tered by the forccs OF Hrender-t,oncai brown, Nay
2ir The rctcls before lesvinr, sold their ar c'y
IN the Imperiali,ts. Cortiuas is stin hoycdn o.
Mitnnoru. Tho Confederate soldiers are toiivc IA
,uhduins rucrri las IN thc Southern stNto' Ne NOR.
ey is shown them. The report Of Nirh' smi'hs
rolnt q No,ico s confirmed. lie taxes with him
lace amount OF money.
tB1 NdRl
The Texas Expedition.
In.',,,4 Noutuc, bus Is The n'mninins steamers
Nop.uuc. Savannah. aud croft Of the oNrediuon-
a.. rJten fleet, under command Of NnOt-Genor1
vr.yc, .alloi f.cu hc.c today. Gc.cpl wcitzci
took HE doputufe On the steamer Crescent abou.
noon Thu ends tie proportions which have been
underway Of thu place during the past two weeks for
the hitting out of the Gnal expedition OF the var
Texas Entirely RepentRnt mud subuiissivc.
our New Orleans Tile. ol the 3.th AID 3ist ul'..
published in the sr> thnt thcra had arrived IN thst
city from Galveston, Tryv, a commission from tho
"Conod-rsc" sutho' 'ic' OF tn. latter State, COM
posed Of Col Ashhol 20 N. = veteran In both tho
war. of Texas aud Statesman Of Its na roput-
Ic aud Willism T. Bn lingcr, EsI, lawyer VI emf
ncnce aud a rentlomsn OF high personal charAc'cr-
They to tender 10 the uiod States the return
of Texas to 'he nion without condition o. r.. ,tve.
and to manifest the Intention Of ~ people 10 tutnh
tlpmspv ~ eli the EpaVfNl Autlfn
They hrst leaned q the surrender ~ kithv srlh.
after reaching Sew Orleans The ItOAYCNr gtNes
the position Of lcvt Ne rcp'euentodb by Mrtsr- smith
and Balnrpr, thus "Ihe pcope OF IcNRs return
TO the Union without thc lcas reservation, They dn
noi desirc TO Get ~ any harIcrs nctwcen hemseves
aud any other StA'CH East or West, or North, nor
the pcop. thereof They are anxious, and have long
been. to tcuun 20 IN, uon, They lcturn 20 II o.
N II, without claim upon the p7Ht thev sceepl thb
situation, put ard simple. As IL tceu,s evident that
slavery NO onrct hrs OF Is 60 have are 10 the nrt-
nal policy Of the statos, they nrcrpt ~ abolition
alro with eguanimiy not with a.lorV. Slayn.
~ being dead let u he buried out OF attht let
not it, remains serve longer to viiats tie sir"
view with Gen Canhy who, however, inionnei
them that he could not iocosnise any eiv auih9Iiie'
hOdig power In leIas. Mesers. Smith hnd Bulilns-
er seek 10 have tho local authorities. continued In
power for 'he sake Of immediate Law aud ordet htru-
would be followed In the ab-euos Of any other au-
thon,irahy anarchy not, and gSneTH, STATE Of d.
tct tho var verv little Tho iMmeu have gone OF!
With their wori putii1 In and gatbrrinR crops AMI
W 70 % ~ os d,yus INC rev.,
teou has been aIuos, wholly, and IA now, sociu,-,
that tie people In agood condition to renew thdr
trade wiih lh, Norih
The THts Dr. "A -iaics that "as soon NJ II became
known up Kei River that Bickner Priea and Brent
had to Ncs Orleans ~ surrender the tIans-Mir-
ss-ppi nriiy 'teren nnd piotnircuous tfnlins be-
Cau.' bocrruuCut Wnrous and teams were seLtd,
and tonoirfGe t,u, erumOut cotton and propertt OF
all tinds hauled aNay and rec'e'ef. Everything that
Wa portable rnl without m o. nor on he spot, WA
tai On and he'd private uperiy, rOdisru and cil
zous pAltciWtinr lu tue p,uuceriug"