The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-16

Off1rers of the fnruaor WOuId
urn ,b.nts for I. sunnlv of he latest napers.
The Galveston Journal thinks Mr.. Emerson, |
he Wb;g candidate for c4oxernor is sure of cleo.
ion If bs friend. e,or, all ,be;r .,renotb II saw.
10 OUGHT To- and nrobablv will receive 600 votes
n o,.tsrr T.x.. .na Q mn n tho u,estern NOR
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Judge hooer's mas a'so "i'noiawh HUN 'i0
Congressional canvass In the same Dlstrlct
Gen. Sam Houston is on q visit to Galveston
On the 1lth he addressed n very large and crowded
!. .,.vnh,on, os mon xomon ,nd cbndren at the
..n : ~, ..,.a w., hin,
iuaIhet, anu III 'ho ese"i's po'i ""' k'ea ann
at the Iremont-the large numbers IN attendance
filling that spacious building to the almost entire
ex,ent Of its capacity. At the Powhattan House,
ii =. H. ,a,;arao of .ou...l of HE f,;ends a
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i'' a's 80, 80. f.or, tho Tsv.n,s article
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"Th;a 49, -, ,ha;. nor, ,,s ,s,rn has nrocesded
from the acts If ,hs last Congress in emitting TO in.
crease the appropriation granted at previous
sion. which omission disables them from executing
all the purposes contemplated by the act creating
the Commission, and the recent reorganization OF
the Indian Department, by which the powers here
tofore exercised by Commissioners, in the formation
of treaties with the Indians, have been transferred
to Indian Agents and officers of the Indian Bureau.
In this unexpected stale OF the case, the Gommls.
soners deem their resignation 10 Dc lhe only proper
course for them to pursue. r.,
Col. Thomas M. X. Bankhead, OF spring Hill
Ark, 6ied at Lavaea on the LIST inst
A number of negroes in the vicinity of Lagrange,
l,eIv had their nreparations COMPLETED for trip to
NJ: IT,, ,,,aro ,rov;dsd with Guns. ammu.
Ao .n,o.;
nlnon' etc., 10 iofce 'ieh way 'i',oDsA I"' Offo
'l'h "nion 'hey 90
they were detected III tihe u nave 'ne" '0n'0''''
plated stampede effectually arrested.
The News learns from a gentleman just from
Cornus Christi. that thew have had abundant rains
- N.,a..a,s p;o crands In all tb,, reoion
on Inc Nueces anu nv "i'nuo IA o'' n"s 80
suffered rather from excess OF rain, than from
drought,
Ths Civilian of the 9Th saws that the cotton crop
of Texas, perhaps, never promised better at this
season of the year than at present. The dry wea-
ther. which appears to have done some injury to
corn. does not seem to have affected cotton.
We have still had no rain in the immediate
vicinity of Washington. In the neighborhood OF
Groces retreat there mas not nesn ram enough ~
generally good rains have fallen, and we alone are
not favored. From the lowering appearance OF
the morning, we predict rain this evening" lLone
Star, 9th inst.
Several heavy showers of rain have fallen within
the past few days, and the ground appears to be
now saturated with moisture. Houston Tee-
graph, 18th.
The cotton worm, we understand, has made its
appearance on some of the plantations in this vcin
tv We m w adj
reo;on within the last few davs At present we
have indications of fair weather. Victoria Advo-
cate, 10th.
.,1o. e,o...,ou IU.,oLo5 rLo ,.ear,.r Tor,
prnI.n Can, T"nsr ,vb;le nm her wav from Sa.
-; D.. - ,ha o., 5al,,n Ion ,,,h;ob r;yar Sic
,a n,an ,T -, rnn dr;msn nr tho beach
ahont '' Twelve miles east of Bolivar Point. on
"Wednesday morning 25th nit and became a total
wreck; the boilers and machinery, which were
new, were saved. This boat belonged to Captain
E. M. Tynsr and j. B. Reed, Esq., of Victoria.
| The entire loss ia estimated at about $500. Gal-
| weston News, 9Th.
Jobn G.. Hpblev. a STAGE driver between Selma
| ID cx....hero, ,'.,. e.. f.ou, a.. .f II,
anu 'ie.A'ou'o was 'n'c"" ,ona Vn1 Vi lie
| coacnes the other Jay, ana instantly Killed.
A Mr.. Ball was killed in Montgomery week be
| fore last by a man named Stephen Edwards, wht
has e.caned and succeeded thus far in eludino hi
o-u, .a....I l.;
| PuiSuefS' ohe 'housahu uoiiaiS 10 oiieieo iof Hi
apprehension.
Messrs Cleveland e. BROTHERS, arrived At orr land
ing on Tuesday, with a fine large keel boat, AM
ieie ON Weuhesaay ior Ihe NOUN oi the river. on
md We dopb, ny. will nroya . uaiuabls sonrc. y
transportation to our merchants. Lone Star. 5th
The San Antonio Ledger of the Sd inst, saws
"The Agents of the San Antonio and Mexica
Gulf Railroad Company are industrousy prosecu
.ng 'neir lapors III procuring SUBSCRIPTIONS IN iand
w ahom, sn oGG aoras a. ;,s nrssan, OBJ ,,s ),
| At,emuts to Assas,;uote-Tbe Western To-,
an. of the Goth ult. has the following account a
recent attempts to assassinate in that city: o
Friday night last man was stabbed, whose nam
we ana not learn; on saturday night gentiema
~ nnLnann sssass;n y ''a'''' III '"' 'a'A