New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-03

arrival Il he stealnshp Louia'sns W
HAYS received dates from ayaston to tho 2oth plt and
our exchanges from ne interior.
Tar Rssns ~ Il sight FEET IN tho Trinity was
ii Corn xas selling on the Trinity e.
cents per hshe n regard 70 tho mouth q the
Trinity, tho Galveston News snys
WI Is informed that q ths two VAR. nov
Il mi Sc remembered thst Gen Chambers has already
erected wharf reaching from Anahuac channel to the
ines 40 Qoin up Boats land their caroes upon
oe en 81 tie wharf and receive 1t from tho other end
srs y gen soon e transferred q means g salssy
ranged that every accommodation Will pc ntorded even
before the iron Is laid down. Thus the detention at the
avoided and the which goods have heretofore
been suhjectbe prevented.
RED RIVER TRAPS THE Telegraph states that a few
days ago. large shipment Of goods were resolved at
Houston for Shreveport La fully three hundred and
fifty miles Distant and remarks:
When the Red river road is completed will in part
supply northwestern Louisiana and southwestern Ar
kansas. p
REsIcvEp.-Judge Evans has resigned the office Of
Judge Of the Sixth judicial District The resignation will
take effect as as his be elected and
qualified ggia ,,ss
WoLrEs-The Leon Pioneer says that Mr. Thomas
Smart was lately attacked by pack Of wolves about six
miles from Centerye while out riding Not being pre-
pared show fight he beat retreat and the wolves
chase giving him beautiful race for two or three hum
| dred yards.
/ MURDER In GRIMES rY.--A man manned McGofan
killed few days SINCE in Grimes county by another
named Monroe Black, upon very slight lrovocation.
The difficulty arose on the refusal Of Mco to loan bis
wagon to Black he had for it. Some words passed
between them, when Black drew pistol and shot him
fed and at the last account had not been arrested
/ EXTRA sEssioN--The Lone Star is informed that Gov
Bell has concluded to call the Legislature together early
4 in December
The Star also says on application will be made at the
called session for division Of Washington county, and
| the Star is in favor Of the measure.
Ayesse from Boston, with locomotive and tender and
board arrived off Galveston onhe 2Sth ut
1 Texas MAapLE-The Indanola Bulletin says: We have
received from our old friend Col John Banks, Of Web
bsrve some specimens of the lately discovered Texas
marble In his letter accompanying the same Inc Uoonel
| says:
This marble is found great abundance ~ this vicin
y and should we be SO lucky as to get railroad from
the coast 1t will be great source Of revenue to the
| State.n
we were previously aware that samples Of this marble
had been sent to the North and BY Of science pro-
equal to the best in the world but the old maxim
to the effect that seeing is believing and SO with
ourselves We did not doubt the abundant existence Of
very fine marble the Colorado and in the mountains
but not prepared to perfect a article We
have marble more beautiful. mpre perfect in
work is light dove with sreaks Of red purple and golden
| hue through it.
There every to believe that the interior of
State abounds in great variety Of valuable stone and
minerals This marble found in greatest abundance in
Hamiton's Valley, (now known Burnett Court House
Burnett county, fifty miles above Austin The specimens
may be seen at our Office
| CoTToN.-The Lavaca Commercial says: Cotton il
continuing to arrive pretty freely and business of every
kind to be quite brisk We noticed the other day
fifteen wagons arrive all in train each one containing
from to eight bales Of cotton and that nol
unusual sight for this place. the number If wagons load
with cotton that have arrived here during the past
weeks must have averaged as many thirty per day
The quantity of merchandise brought to this market th
fall much greater than that of any previous year.
the business Of the place has Of increased in pro
Il portion to the amount of goods on hand"
There were only 1900 bales of cotton raised in tn
county Of Gonzales last year this year there will be 5O0
bales raised in that county The quantity p cotton raised
in the adjoining counties has been increased in proportion
to that of Gonzales This speaks well for the increasing
| prosperity Of the Western portion of our State.
The Rio GRANpE.-The Lavaca Commercial has tn
| following
friend writing to lis from the Rio Gande speaks il
very attering terms of that portion of the State
says since Carvaal has failed in his REVOLUTIONARY
schemes the Indians have become quiet and ever
thing hundred per cent better than they yea
ago. He says that good crops have have been raised
the Rio Grande this that lands rising in value
and that the farmers intend to engage in the culture
l cotton next 55f