Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-18
From the New OrleAs
LATEST FROM TEXAt
w, make tho following extracts n
Gles received by the steamer Portland :.

files received by the steamer Portland:
, Itack on u. S. Train.-A IenIeu
,bi}town, says the Corpus Christi Sar of
n I.ini., received letter from Lared on n
III, which stated that news had ,cen
Y acre that tho Indians had attacked q trai
q 3. wagons, between Boxar and E,cle Pa
,fkilled thirteen teamsters, taking all their N
4 But one teamstcr escaped.
The San Antonia Texian of the 5lb in2
tions the death Of Lieut.. John Booker. Of
Infantry, U. S. A. He was killed by a 4
his horse. The same paper also states tha
Major Collision r. Gates, of the Sth lnfan!G
of cholera at Fredericksburg.
Daniel O'Driscole, of Refugio. was NOD
murdered in that county on the ID inst,
chael Whaling, Jeremiah Findlcy, and
, Cody.
Indian Murders.-ln n creek called R,
some sixty miles from San Antonu, on {
leading 10 the Leona, seven dead lexcaI
, recently found, who, evidently, lad bed
, by Indians, from the appearance Of th(
: having been pierced with arrows and land
h nv thing was taken from tho carts, aud
d bodies stripped Of all their clonug. I'd
: leans were citizens of San Aitonia, and
8 empoyed by the Government in hauling
: plies TO the Leona there we're eight IN
v seven Of whom were killed, one maxim
j. cape. The Mexican who made his e'caF
II that Tho principal actor IN the tragedy va
lupe, tho Camanche chef.
9 A party of muslangers were recently I
e within few miles of San Patricio, by
,f body of Indians. who killed two mon, I
l. off three hundred head OF horses and mu I
;. A man by the nnme of White was xii
& Antonia on the Both, by grocery keen
e. Charles Remlin. ....
- A fatal rencontre took place al La q
c. few days since, between James 5. hayh(
MIR. Boslick, in which the latter was Kill
rn TslegrapLed to tie Cincinnati Enqfii
a VERY LATE FROM CALlFoRNIA-ARl
'n THE CRESCENT CITY.
e- One months later Ncws--Gold still founl
or Ouantities-S5Oo,00 900 worth OF Dust 4
r. Pnnoma-Business dull al San Fr'
as Great Depreciation OF Goods-LunI
$50 Hirh-Eforis to Organize State GO'
w. y" New YoRE, Jul
vn The steamship Crescent City has arr
,od Chagres; bringing one months later q
- California. The Intelligence by the
~; 1 more favorable than any previous adSl;
-. ING. as il does, the immense quantities
.o,f cioas metal that has been procured, AMI
90. the way 10 this aud o.ber countries.
,Lo The steamship Panama, from San
- arrived al Panama on the J In OF June,
~ hndred thousand dollars worth OF
- GlG is still found in California in great
,,,v bt it is only persons accustomed 10
;orS ,ht can endure the fatigue Of digging
f he ne nunoer ., pcrs9"s sn - onn c ahnr,
Il be oel~een So'ooo "''' '0'o0''
will HON are foreigners.
GO Business at San Francisco was very
isions and Dry Goods were selling
Eicinal cost. Lumber was still IN gre
toon Ind selling at $3.50 per thousand.
iouist Our Consul ai Havana would not
ah.ou ...E responsibility orsonding tho California
!, Crescent City.
no II The British frigaio Constance was
: , WV bound to Mazatlan with two millions J
P, The greatest efforts are making IN
"h.I organize State Government, So iho
IDS bye'i"nu "u'' a.;nn can ,ha n,rnose of con
inS" Sropricty Of appointing deleaaies 10 "a. a
grcq OIL, OF 'nI ,Iaoa ~. Sune I2th. The object
ie reg az having been briefly stated by tn
Peter ii. Burnett, Esq, addressed ih'
sembled, and concluded his remarks b,
e,,1the Hon. Thos. Butler King, of Geor
J, P'1 1sponded TO the call with his accus,ome
Tno w and ability.
;nn, 'o, The Crescent City has over $780,
vho -. n,
yho es'"p''eA - ''' o.
/. New York, July 30-5 P. MA
ma letters are published in the Herald, fr
lros mia, calculated TO dampen the ardor
,uE tcrs. One CORRESPONDENT saws, that "