New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30
Later from Texas.

By the arrival yesterday Of the steamship Louisiana
Cpt Lawless we received Galveston papers to the
424th, and our exchanges from the interior.
q PASSENGERS ARR1vEp--The Russian brig st. Peters
from Bremen arrived at Galveston the 3d. with
Shundred immigrants Most of them left the next day fol
dHoustou The Hamburg bark Miles arrived the 2lst
with passengers for Galveston and
ssfor Indianola
II MLIrARY DEroT-The Galveston Journal says wv,
learned from several sources and find the infor
Hmation confirmed by the Nueces Valley, that Corpu
Chrst has been selected by the Government for the mill
Aary depot of all the country west of the San Antonio
ver This will undoubtedly tend greatly to the advan
tage of that beautiful place and make it still more desira
Nbe as place Of residence or of business"
CHoLERAIt is said that the cholera is prevailing to
Mconsiderabe extent at Indianola 1t is however, prnc
Hpally confined to unaccmated Germans of whom there
large number in the place We understand that Lavaca
n Victoria and other towns generally healthy.
letter dated Wharton, June 10. says The choers
has broke mile and half from Wharton Colone
Boaltons plantation Five grown negroes have diedtwt
whom in three hours from the time they We're taken
Might reported this morning the place
Two children of Capt w Ward died of cholera at Pela
Il ious, on Matagorda Bay few days since
HosrnE-The Bastrop Reveille says there are in tha
place two parties of citizens arrayed against each other
= she'd is apprehended. The cause of the feud is moi
&explained.
ourRAeE.---At Galveston on the evening of Saturday
he 10Th inst party of drunken sailors assaulted the
Family of German emigrant and for attempting to de-
5end them he badly beaten with billet of WOOD
that he died the following Monday in the Hospital. The
\ perpetrators OF the outrage were arrested
DR.. NEpHEGYl--The Colorado Revelle is exceedingly
litter in its remarks In reference to this entcprisrg
iydual to whom it accord the alias of Sounenberg the
lew pedder The worthy Doctor appears got into the
sevee about SEQ which he found it convenient to for
ret when he sloped The Reveile says he the
most consum1ato that imposed On COM
dmuny and it trusts that the press will pass him round
\ for the benefit OF the public at large
SESrENcEp.-Thomas Downey. convicted at San Anto-
of rape has been sent to the Pententary for q years
STEAMERS AND RNERs.-The Galveston News Of the
I'D says: We learn that the Jack Hays is lying at
ireens Bluff, three miles above Liberty, her way up
! The river, aud can get neither up down.
The Magnolia is fast about six miles below Swartwout
! IN her way up.
The Trinity river is reported to be dead low,
4 THE CRopsHghly favorable accounts Of the crops in
Ill parts Of the State, continue in There will be
more than has before been raised in
1 twenty-five cents per bushel
JAN TO LETOn the 18th inst the jail at San Antonio
! was vacant
l CoNyicr EscApEp--A Mexican convict escaped from
I the Penitentary the 18th inst
4 AGRICULTURAL SocErY-The citizens of kaufman
bounty met the Goth of May for the purpose of form
3ing an Agricultural Society.
THs Pecan CRopThis crop is said to be very abundant
his The Victoria Advocate says that from the
auadaloupe valley there will probably be many thousand
5bushels shipped 1t is noticed that the pecan do
mot yield abundantly oftener than in four years
aThe last large crop was in 1913.
LIGHr-HousEThe materials for the new lighthouse at
Matagorda Pass have arrived at that Point The build
ng is to be of cast iron resting foundation of brick
md granite forty feet square The lghta revolving one
will be at elevation of about seventy-ye feet and
Twill be visible at distance of eighteen miles.
FELL oyERBoARp-On the last trip of the Mexico from
Indauola to Galveston, little girl about years of
ge only child of Daniel DuPree of Mississippi fell over
board and was drowned
1.-THE Texas Planter; is the name of new paper re-
spectacle in size and appearance just started Brazora
the first number of which before US 1t is edited by
10. Fowler
RUNAWAY NEGRoEs.-Capt. j. Delaney, while hunting
on the San Bernard on the 10th inst across the
camp of two runaway negroes. After marching them
about two miles for the purpose Of obtaining assistance to
secure them, they attacked and dsarmed him He sue
ceedeu however IN getting away from them unhurt.
MuRDERs.-The Leon Pioneer gives an account of two
murders recently committed in that section A man
named Cook, and another named Harrison both residing
Navarro county, were paying their addresses to the
same young lady and being unable settle the matter
lnicahly made anneal to shot
he instant death of Harrison. Cook still at large
On the LIST inst. named Bernier killed another
named Day near Springfield, in Limestone county The
ause dispute about their labor. Much excitement
created in Springfield and it thought an appeal
or justice would be made to Judge Lynch.
FREsH WATERA water tank is about being completed
within half mile of Indanoa. by which that place will
Re supplied with good water.
Gen Persifor F Smith and Capt King. u s. A arrived
1t Indianola by the Louisiana