The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21
Cheeriw News from Texas.

By the Galveston we are in possession of Cal |
weston papers to the 18th, inclusive
The Texas Legislature has adjourned to the third
Monday in November, They have passed no law
which will interfere with the acceptance of the
terms offered by the nation. The election of Cen
Rusk two days after his vote on the Peafce bill
was known, is the best test of public feeling His
election was by vote nearly unanimous. The
Legislature did pass law ordering the Governor
to submit to the vote Of the people any proposition
which might he received from the Federal Govern
ment. He vetoed the bill and the House refused
to pass it over his head. Some of the papers still
talk very heroioay of fighting for the territory,
but the Legislature fresh from tn epeopIe we think,
are better opponents of public opinion.
| improvement Of the Trinity Rirer-The cost
of removing the distractions is cstmatad at $4,000.
Dallas county has population of 6000i the adj
| joining six counties have population of 10000
all dependent on this river The whole of these
| counties near the head waters OF the Trinity en-
brace a region of country unsurpassed in fertility
by any other portion of Texas, and which is now
rapidly settling up with an industrious and thrifty
population, having already considerable amount
of produce for Market which must increase in three
or four years, to become of very great impor-
lance to the trade. $4,000 have already been sub
ScrIbed. but the planters call on the merchants oil
Galveston to aid them. If New Orleans will only
build plank road from Shreveport to the Trinity
counties it VIII secure the trade of this fertile re-
gion.
The bark Milford, anived at ndianola the 4th Sepem.
Der, from New ork, having bOed lJ Troops their bag
gage, supplies etc, under the command OF Lieut.. DUFF
Green, Jr, Officers aud all well. lntanOa has beer
remarkably healthy this In population of Sd, there
has not be an death Ence MaTcl-Over six months.
The Telegraph that the election heard from
u indicates that Col T. Allen has been elected Attorney Gene
raj by majority OF about Rehabilitation Ntrs.
Braz0S Rcsr-Fhis mas been good navigabe or
der for the past weeks nd this would hay
been slu led with the putls OF regular
they had been in Feadncas. They all undergoing
thorough repair and IenovatOnhe steamer BTazus
Sc manded by Capt BTenmger, will be in readine to
her regular trips about weeks. We understau
e that the warehouses the mouth Of the filed
goods, groce e for this place heavier business
be done here this Fall and Winter than eveTICTNS Rdngu
~ ThieUeS,-AccOrling the Houston Telegraph, gang
thieves have been stealing cattle in the neghhohood of Hou
yora Two If them, named Capchar and Fairbanks, hag
ne been arrested and are in prison in BraZOria.
report is said to have reached Washington, the Br;
ne the 9th inst the effect that party Of Indians ha
or come down TO Austin and stolen upwads of thirty horses
= CfGECeStOH Meas.
ny The crops of Com in the vicinity Of San Antonio and Me-
Baunes said to be abundant than they have bee
. for many years helOTe.-fb.
1e' The MaagOrda Tribune that AIeI Powell & Bril-
ham, OF that city, have purchased steamer at FbuTg
the Colorado Riverside l. feet long, - feet bean
ss feet hold and draws Is inches light. She expected
n month ard will be placed above the Taft,-I.
The election for Sha took place Yesterday and we Al
Is informed that de result, the three Wa G OF this city,
IN total majority of 40 Mr.. Sparks Judge S ID
80 OF course, Mr.. Sparks is electcd.-Ib