From The y. Q. Tropic.
LATER FROM TEXAS
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ne steamship New York, Capt WRIGHT
arrived yesterday morning from Galveston
o'lnSlng dates to the IS inst.


r. 'uuge erreil arrived in the New York
re Is on his way to France, to SUNNY ,b.
pace OF the Hon. Ashbel Smith as C,bsroar
Affairs al the French Court.


we itarn from the Galveston News tba,
gentleman who arrived there from Nata.
liioios' reported that the yellow fever was
naaSi"s Ia that city when he left. about ,be
~o'n UT, The American Consul .nd
many otaers have fallen victims to The enid
emic. ~ 'ue epio-


ne Houston Star mentions r,or
'nat the Hon. Ashbel Smith i on b;s
way rom France to accept the anno;n,,
'hent o. Secretary of Safe.


NO tIdlngs have been heard of the scboon
er Atlantic, bound to Gal7eston from Nen
ork. IL is the genera; impression .ba, r.
is lost She had on hoard several ras;ann. sne
citizens of Texas, who were returnino fro.o
visit to the nortt.


W. ourgeoisd Orvanne. who went ont
,eAaS' 10 survey the country and make ar.
onen's ior carrying into effect an exten.
- oi CoionIzaIIon, has returned
70 galveston from the West. His imnres
S'ons are SAID TO be highly favorable TO Tho
enterPrize OF colonization. He considers the
F" est very suitable for European settlers
ana ne forthwith returns 10 Euro,e or ~
purpose OF sending on large BODY ofemI
grants nj. Orvanne has already treated
of large tract OF excellent land. we'll a.
ed TO the cultivation ofany kind of products
u the forks o. the Cibolo and San An,on;,
,lVess, and has made preparations to rece,ve
ne emigration on this tract. The r;r;I;
ays: ''iiiaii


Some settlements are established oo i.
md new town called "San B,r,oIo y !. :,
e erected in a beautiful situation. Tb;s -;
7, situated midway from the sea 10 S.nAn
MO by the rocd of La Bahia. IS abou, @ Aa