The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-03


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epeus she On o. On nit. NE Andians eseeeoea y
ef1s1n8 On as4e twNy or twsnty-nvo hesa q
Aofses from tho vicinity 4 Castroville They wore
allowed but NET oyeftsken. Tbs San Antonio
Isassr nva.
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~ c..,i. rS Ia ~. .s,--,. fc"ra ths
ho1je; ~ ~ .r,sss. .,rny.,;cr, 81 The d;ssnce
mentie.ed. The inSi.ss soon discovsred him Also
fsnd msde immedi.te ch.se but he succeeded in
making his escape."
| Isatsr f%om ri Pa..o-Mr ]. G. French arrived
At Ssn Antonio from In P.s.o. on the ism nit. in
thirieen ~.
| The Boundary Commission appears to be ia .
disoeganised state. dispute exists among the
omceis % 70 tho proper ssafnnR point rom me io
Ane APacnes ~. ~ C. ueI'sSs
rrs,sh .s .s.;s ~, ;.sc,,; - ssrts r.
Ihs5 s,,;S.S ..J -s,s,ssd sh.t ~, h.d .n15srsd
greatly from ecaretv Of water upon the route. The
Arkansas and other large streams wore almost
wholly dried up
oes'ness g - fssso 20 ou'l' Du' AeA'csn w.
r.. uJIy I. ~ N.v.;o .ou.,,v !. 4. movs
ON ~ i'm ssnesmher. : 8 Is
/ ry-... ri. v;...v;. Aavo,... AZ ~. ca $40. !.
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~ PMn'els VIII gs'ner PeInsPs. 9uaI;eL u
AI9 os9see eone ~ 'ne ~. sI ~
~ ~" 49, NJ II. 900. cro,, + Gan.sls. sn,
.e~.s;.s :. sas =. ~. S,,r. gccd .u.hor;sv
The planters Is these and other counties in the
West have rood prospects for fair crops The corn
| crop ON the river il generally aoodn .s.e
The =. G,,r,. Morument of Apou.t "a saws
that The weather still continues dry and hot, and
cronx .re suF.rrv 81 .ey;ouslv thai ~ v;eld will
| fall "a short of that of last wear.
| pS.rI ry.-.,I
=; I ~. --e.s -: s:I. 1870. ~ ..s q
IN en. sIu .".. 'as
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quence Of the oisasuous orouanS many Pisnsets
Will not make more than corn enough Tor bread,
and that cotton Is already seriously injured that
NOT more than = fourth Of the usual weld can be
| realized
III. Ey...:o.,. tn. .l..,;or. ~..r,r. =. g, =.
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leeeived snow tnat = '" henderson u eiec'eo
Lieutenant-G Governor beyond doubt. His major
ity over Ward, according to the returns, is 1000,
and 0aO0 ov.r Keenan.
M...s.-: ... psa..:..-T.. To-. R. =,
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.ne So.n u'':' ny an aocoSn. u seveIsi nouyes'
sne .own q asn'ng,on, penny entered :. nlgn1'
1na rcooea' oy some unknown person OF PERSONS.
rs Ieafeo, says !na1 PaPef, ina. some mys.eri-
gus ofganzanon y gong On oesween inc BLACKS
with white men In me lead, these strange rob-
berries mad been continued Ior two weeks.
The Texan Cabags.-The Port Lavacca Com
mercial, Of the 9th ult., says:
The assemblage at Mustang Island for Cuba il
reported to amount to some two or three hundred
MANY of them have been in the ranging service Of
Texas. and will. should thew succeed in reaching
he Island. move Formidable opnon.nts IN he in.
| v;nc;ble sold;erv Of her Ma;estv Is.hes ,he .ec.
ond. Thew ernected 70 leave Mu.,srg J.l.n5 ~
The 25th Of The nresent month. hui w5ether thew
embarked Mt that time. we are unable 70 saw
Shond thew succeeI in l,n,,;ng NO ,rnons in cmh,
r,;ii ,snds, hs,tsr .s,rcs "s' Nv =. o1""
p..s.."a.. MN- ,,r,, 49,
M. NIndaoay 1vsgIoess - TUG Cae MooeM'ents
me houston ae,esaPa Oh Tue @4'h u''.' mas I'M
/ very iItoltSttHB btdteIucut.