The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-19
NEW ORLEANS: &.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. 10
Later from Te 1as. (.

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Later from Texas.
Ihe steamship Mexico, Captain fiace, arrived
yes.eiosy' bringing Vi uslSes'oh PaPsfs 81 tne
18th inst. ~ 8f' 49,
Inc san Antonio Ledger not,ces 'he arrival IN
that cry o. AaJuan' j1enefM Deas ana family
aiso' oot y. a. May Inc nero q nesaea de Ia
ralma, en- route 70 ms ssanon ~ Fort Mason on
the Liano. S y
Inc irphy nisef nad risen about two feet, and
sui, eon.npea nang' ee )
Inc 9tase usze'.e says the nrss irost at Austin
TINS season occurred On the On. II was too light
10 ,nJufe segeAucn. 80 4
,t. .s", ..o'n 'lsn'sh WIN <os eAl-
grants n.o arrived .. osivesten. sfsE.
Inc c'nsens o. oaiveston are sgitstlng the sub
Ieo' Q. me"or'a-'ng the sseneiat ooveinmsn. 70
's''D"'' s" SUI ts w As'e - '''e'
P'ace - s,ssg - 80 as
Asns 'A'ner eAPensive N Ssa 1,hss"'' anu
farming, we presume, a very profitable business.
The Texan says: Butter is only worth thirty
cents per pound. and scarce At that; Eggs are
scarce at twenty-five and thirty cents per dozen !;
Chickens bring various prices, from twenty-five
to fifty cents . piece; Sweet and Irish Potatoes
are selling at ten cents per pound; Onions ten
cents per pound" i5 q ~
Col Payne, Of New Orleans, il now in Austin,
with the view Of promoting the establishing Of the
railroad between New Orleans and the interior Of
Tex,,. IN. eS5, I
Gen. Chambers u constructing wharf from the
month If Trinity to Anabuae channel. distance
oooo feet II will be completed next month. 1t
,,,;,, he +. g,est concordance ID SINNERS.
VII - III. &c 81 T,s.or 'ra., yvh.r,.,
The coton g'n o. oo.. po,~n' near nai'on'
was destroyed py nfe le" aays s'noe, ano isige
qu'"'s ny. = o,;,,;n,,sa s,c;aent,,lv -
mug. ipe nte -" - -. a.
Several hundrsu BUSHES na N up,a"a 'ee nav
been raised this yea! by Mr.. Dougherty, near the
borders Of Henderson county, averaging about 30
Is..s.,. !. 49,. - S ~
- " T.. -. ...bhsd h, IN. r.r,.d
man named AoAef was ''@ A.. ~ =, sAe Aa.' massey"
VIM. Winston, in a coffee house at Richmond on
the Brazos, on the Both ult. koker was drinking,
md assaulted Winston who was in bad health,
- ,.,,., Nd Ind. With fatal effect rnon
bim. ~ 60
n I.ms. r Ma,,;n a sheriff in an affray with Mr..
r,anci. waldeman. near Mataeorda, killed the
80" =, h,;ar NJ, M,,,ir .yas comm;,,aa in
ta'tef ~ smosus NM '"'''A' ''-' =
default OF 5000 bail.
Capt. Dexter B. Jones', mate Of the Gen. HameF,
tired Fish Bar. a few days ago, became entansled
-. l.,,.ax ~, ,,,.s a., soeJ ,,nder the vvkeel
III .he "ause a tr.s.sI. !. $3.50
seGuenty found necessary TO amputate MS leg, the
,r.aats of which, together with severe wound,
,Slparsd his dea,b ts5 Sfs ga
Let, 81, r,.oa a, Eo,, Macon ,.csn,lu
uii'iou''S '1 80 -, .ss...1
between some y ., Dfagoons a'lo z lnaa :ian'eu
Murphy, who shot one Of them. The latter re-
faated by collecting posse of dragons, arres,ing
Murrhy and a German trader. and afterwards
b,,nad ~ s,ora az The latter. This Is the second
occr,rsncs ~ that kind IN which United States
so,J;ars bs - hser engaged. ~ ftls
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What is a Thorough. bred "A correspondent asks
al questions respecting horses and especially
whai CONSTITUTES thoroughbred. According to
late authoriiv thorough bred, strictly speaking
l. one wliese eenealogy can be traced in The Stud
D-,k. or who is immediately descended from ar
Dug "a Arabian of pure stock In popular par.
import .acialy In this country, the term is more
lance, esp, ID, and is used to designate horses
loosely apny speaking, are but half or three
wn'cn, eI,.'oahy M re are comparatively but few
duar'e.5 p,eu. l Ne I'd, though to hear young
!, pteus ~ ne ion would be supposed thai
they were as plentiful as ba nav be unexcep
time. i he parentage of a horse --.,;ons Il. III