New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-26
From the Rio Grande,

We received yesterday the Brownsville Rio Bravo of the
18th inst. The revolution is considered at an end
The ARREST CARvAJAL.--The Rio Bravo gives the
following particulars of the arrest of Gen Carvajal
Gen Carvajal having business in Brownsville, arrived
here yesterday morning on the Comanche. On his way
down, he arrested by company of United States
troops, under Lieutenant Gibbons. Immediately on his
arrival bail to hundred times the amount demanded
offered, and although Mr.. Commissioner Cummings
demanded thousand dollars more than Judge Watrous
did in like cases. the bail instantly entered and Car
yajal was triumphanty discharged We noticed quite
number of long faces and very short TALES OF courage
| exhibited just after this event.
The General accompanied. on his visit to this
place. by revet Lieut-Co A. e. Gonzales, his aid and
military secretary Colonel Jose NJ Cabasos formerly i'll
command of the Reynosa Squadron and Major A. N.
Norton of the Commissary Department. Col Cabasos,
Whose grandfather executed by the Spanish Govern
ment in 1Sl7 for espousug the patriot cause) with Don
gnaco Guerra and several other patriotic gentlemen of
this frontier who with him. at present eles from
the same We trust the day is not distant when
they may return with honor to their country
CowHIpING ArFAIR-Dr. Adams the editor of the
American Flag at Brownsville having made personal
attack through his paper Col Wheat the latter retail
lated by cowhding the Doctor in the street The affair
was afterwards amicaby arranged.
RoBBERiEs.-The Rio Bravo has the following:
Within the last few weeks large number of horses and
mules and quantity of other property have been robbed
from citizens in the vicinity of Brownsville and carried
to the other side of the river. Among Others
sorry to say friend Mason has lost twenty horses
and mules, stolen few nights ago; and on the spot
where these horses secured badge of of Ava
LOSS soldiers was found
1t asserted and confidently believed that Avalos has
given permission to the thieves in his service to rob all
the ibusters this side of the river The word has
been passed in addition to Mr. Mason to rob Adolphu
Gaevecke and other well known friends of the
Carvajal of their property short time ago several
horses stolen from Mr.. McFaden. mail contractor
| between this city and Point Isabel. and day two
since two valuable mules. with his brand upon them
discovered to be in the public service under Avaos
he has made demand them through the proper au
| thorites.
The SEASON RIO GRASpE.-The American Flag
says: Although the present winter has been of
precedened severity in the extremes Of cold for few
days at time still has been distinguished as one of the
pleasanest and desirable which has been experienced
for series of years For weeks past. the weather
has been most genial although days have been quite
warm in the middle of the day, but the nights and
mornings have been cool enough to be quite comfortable
| this has not been felt annoyance The prospects
for agriculture looked more atterng most of the
farmers have their cotton and vegetables well stored
The oageof the trees streets and in the chpar
raj becoming green and fresh again The cheering
notes of the mockng bird heard from every bus-n
fact all nature is putting on her gayest attire Two
of all the products of the earth with be raised
Horses cattle and sheep the plains of this val
ley during all periods of the year requiring attention
except their protection from wandering theft
| NTREpiplry.-When the steamship Yacht was leaving
Brazos Santiago for NewOreans accident happened
worthy of notice. Captain Thompson of the steamship
Yacht in sounding the bar at the Brazos cpsized in
his ong-boat His mate, Mr. Williams, and four sailors
| were along. Three of the latter drowned The
mainer of the saved through the intervention
of Gen. c. r. Wheat. Major j. D. Howell and Mr. John
Dalzell.
Gen. Wheat returns to his friends in fine health and
spirits. He is accompanied by Lieut. Robert Harris and
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