New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-29

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WHO went immediatey as work 10 repair the damage
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ing nearly as many bulldogs as occupied IL preyios
the fiery visitation Trade, nothing diminished posfu ~
.tiou.es Inaoasn an lne asusi avenues, M anS gses
rai, ssason samshat seisye is 1no ~ itI Il.
mates Of fair and foul weather IN consequences 4ss
damage has been done the roads rendering travel
an4 diminishing largely the amount Of freight to eact
which tolls With much the st1r
A and deap mud o. tne country thoroughfares. -
Provisions Of AZ Kinds have advanced Beef y indiner
ent In quality owing to the scarcity of pasturss Of
s0o4213Qng
active and Hour has gone up to Tuinoua nscs
unhe quoted r. HOE Amsrfcan IN nols saa !,
be most scensy felt Beyond Shasta at Yreka, Weaver
vis on the Trinity Scott and Salmon rivers Nhere ~
make little than board until change occurs "
the market. - . s - -
CATHERINE HAYES had arrived in San Francisco, ant
s.ye ,,sr ,t concert n tho Au.r,can Tbsatr an m
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only be purchased in small lots Messrs Jopes LttletoI
and Raines succeeded in obtainbg about six thoasan
sheep and few hundred head OF cattle, which they vii
, drive to California early next spring.
The Apaches very troublesome throughout 5onors
and commit their depredatiops in the immediate ycin
Of the large towns n ,s ~. ~ sf,r I!
4 The party OF Frenehmen, OF whom mention was mad
IL this paper two weeks since was in the
Santa Anna early In October and was marching toward
Arspe where Blanco said 70 have force o. i've or q
hundred men. An engagensnt seemed inevitable;
appenr disposed 70 keep sacrd the treaty recently mad
with Iisut. Hninztsman- li.es Angeloa Star
r. DERARTERE CHfNEsE--Ihe clipper ship
welsh nile3 for Hong Kony. on ,be aa,b nlt With thr
hundred t.,osa uusseroors sbo I'll; tn,,c, a. tho Sam
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wch lsianas' wnere Iorty OF tnem VIII remain ehe az
away the sum OF $4,000 In gold dust This Is Il
largest number of Celesals that have left In ode vessel
I ATTEMPTED MURDER sy GHrsAMEs-A dreadful outraa
was committed near Page,s Ranch by couple of CHM
. | men, Two Germans. named Adam Baker and -Gi6
ding hired Chinaman to pack their Luggage from st,
phen's Bar to Campo seco The sum stipulated for wa
fouroats and half but the Chinaman offprs1 for ar
other y cents to engage another one to help him The
started from the bar Ut half past seven the Germans
ing ahead and the Chinamen tagging behind About
the Germans having nearly reached Pages Ranci
sat down and awaited the arrival Of the Chinese III
latter oyertaking their employers stepped up and
of Them inquired the price OF gun belonging to
the Germans He offered SO for It. which the German n
fused requiring S5 The Chinaman inmediateiy fred
the gun dubbed it. and struck the German {Giddinp
the other Chnaman struck Baker with the bamboo stc
by them in carrying burdens Gliding had his
9 broken in and Baker ran for his ife The chinama
: partner to deal with Gliding Baker wasoyertaken
hundreds OF yards off desperate struggle ensued
d tween him and the Chinaman The Chinaman snappt
of Aliens revovers him without effect for
time they fought hand to hand, without weapons.
length the German got the better his adversary
him the head with the gun barre killing hi
e instantly. He then went into Mr. Pages Ranch an
o lodged information Mr. Page with Others went to Il
scene Of the murder where they found Gliding near
dead and perfectly deirous He since has died witho