New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-14
From Texas.

From Texas.
BY the steamship Meteor Capt Forbes arrived ycstcr
day, have received dates from Galveston to Friday
last and portion of exchanges from the interior
although the late floods have seriously interrupted the
mails as half Of the bridges in tho interior have beon
swept away
| The STATE CREDToRs-Tha Galveston News saws!
The great difficulty which apprehended our second
cass creators would experience in getting their pay
now realized The Treasurer gives notice that he has nc
specie on hand and that claimants must be prepared
change the $1,000 bonds allowing the interest and hre,
per cent. premium the As regards small cred
ltors their mode Of paying debts is somewhat like
collecting them by awthe trouble and expense more
than they WORTH
CoRPus CHRISTI FAIR-Preparations for the great In
dustrial Exhibition at Corpus Christi going rapidly
forward and the Exhibition promises to be one of much
| interest
The Observation-Disclosures our last exchanges brought
us volumnous accounts of the great reshets it
the story all told The Brazos river overlooked
the whole valley through which it runs and did an i'm
mense amount of damage. The steamer Washington
which has been high and dry in Col Cuneys cotton field
near Washington since last spring, has been hoated of
by the present flood and is again on the river The
Houston Telegraph says THE Brazos is high at St
Felipe that the bottoms overowed several miles from
the river, and the ferry is impossible great many
that several thousand cattle have been drowned
having been hemmed in between the river and Iia,s
Oreek The water OF the Brazos is remarkably cold
which indicates that the reshe has been by the
melting of the snow on the northern praires'
FRosT-The Huntsville Item says that much damage
has been done to the young cotton in that ycin
ty by frost and that garden vegetables have also
| severely
Capt Lawless of the steamship Louisiana has received
much praise for the efficient aid
lives of the passengers and of the Independence
The San Antonio Ledger states that Major Howard In
dian agent Is making active preparations for expedi-
ton to the North Fork of the Lano large number
of Indians are collected, awaiting his arrival
| SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED SrArEs-Mo,dau Anril
| D, leo2-Present The Honorabes John Mclean James
NJ Wayne John Catron, John Mckinley, Peter v Daniel
| Associate Justices
Walter Brooke and John A Wilcox Esqs. of NIisss
court. NA'''i'A' VI '''s
Nos 45-6-John S. Buckingham ct al, appellants. Us
Nathaniel u Mclean. assignee etc. and n q. Mclean,
| ct al WV D"AA "a oin'4hna'''
The motion to dismiss these causes was argued by
Messrs Chase and Read.
No l56-James A, Stewart ct al, U.s. Lessee of Philip
Hickey ct al Error to the Circuit Court United States
| for the Southern District of Mississippi
| On the motion of Mr.. Reverdy johnson stating that
the matters in controversy in this had been Settled
and agreed 1t ordered by the court that th, writ
| error be dismissed, with costs,
Tue day, April g. ls52-Preseut; The whole cour+
| NO loS-Ihe United States, appellants u.s. William
Maccullah, ct al. " fi'A
This argued by Messrs Lawrence and Attor
ney-Genera crtenden for the appellants and submitted
on printed argument by Messrs Jann and Taylor for
| the appeees. "
Hall 49, 'O'' A0f'sll plaintiff in error Us Henry A
This cause argued by Messrs Stewart and johnson
for the plaintiff in error and by Mr. Dulany for the de.
Died
niaias Ap II s Ra, Id
.os o s af sn
9~ RALLY! RALLY !! RALLY WING
RANGERs-Mest THIS EVENING, (wedue.day) April A. =. half
past o'clock at the Club Room, the PEARL street
Tn Wings of the city invited o By order;
CHARLES NJ. WATERMAN, President.
cH. RE T. RopiSsos, Secretaries.
o. LktLsehtER, apl4
gsS- WING STATE CENTRAL EXECUTIVE Com
NxwoRlzAS April 49, meeting of the Dele
to this Committee held their room street and
Commercial Place, organization the following y.n.ro.n -
unanimously elected officers:
President. L. N. MARKS Parish of Orleans
Vice President LIST Gong Dis on, A. POWELL Parrish
= I'd J. b. WALTON, Parish of Orleans
Sd - = Hon, S. W. DOsSEY, Parish of Tens.s
% 4th - - HonT C. SCARBOROUGH, Par. ouachita.
Treasurer. L. HEYLGER.
Secretary. e SALOMoN
By order of the Committee.
apls3t L. sALoMoN, Secretary
Ias WING RANGERs.-At a meeting of the
Wing Ranger, held Wednesday, April following gentlemen
elected for the ensuing Presidents. anpaign
EXECUTIVE COMjfI7TEEt
Ell: cARRELLy Chairman.
q cH 4 g1sS oGlERR.
FINANCE COMMITTEE:
H HENRY sPPBYGt,HdA A Chairman.
JOSEPH soLoMoN.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Gel F. p HUNTER, Chairman,
Il 4 c & sTHEs3S6
cuA. l. ROBINSON ss,'s W. " a f-''AAN President
O. LEFLEcnIEE, j7''l's nps lw
Gss~ FIREMEN's CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION,
HALL OF LOUISIANA HOSE COMPANY NEwoRts.s. April l.,
s52At regular meeting of this Association, following gentlemen
appointed "RELIEF COMMITTEE" quarter ending June
1882:
JOHN MAcAULAY Of No. q.No s5 Tchouptoua. street,
JAMES BROOKS, of No. street Third District
NJ. HUGHES, Ne. 10. City Hall str et
apl4 st WM Fl. SLACK Secretary, No. % Chartres st.
~ FIREMEN's CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
HALL OF LOUISIANA HOSE COMPANY NEwos1ravs Apfl IA
52At regular meeting OF this Association following resolution
adopted and ordered to be rublsheds
Rrea That this refuse or nav nnv
ois other than those contracted by the committees authorised
W. ,, e.. SAMUEL G. RISK, President.
Ns- NOTICE. - Agreeably to resolution
adopted by the Provisional Board Directors ORLEANS
JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY. |
the citizens NewOeans invited public meeting
will be held at the AMERICAN THEATRE THURSDAY
ING April IS o'clock on which occasion the Provisional Board
wi" lay before the public the proceedings purposes prospects,
said Company. :. NewOrleaus April 10, 1852
L. MATTHEW'S President pro tenn
Johs CALHOUN, Secretary apl42t
BRIGADE COURT OF ASSESSMENT, FIRST BRIGADE L. MI
y ~ NEwoRLR.Ss April H. 1852
80 The Brigade Court of Assessment, First |
Brigade Louisiana Militia, evening orpsp
~ lied and adjourned 10 WET NESDAY EVENING Acyil
SSs a. at hafPa O'Clock, the Arsenal iro
street. Delinquent officers will attend
W. W. W. WOOD, Colonel, President,
JOSEPH ErTEH' Lieut' Colonel ''' api32s |
\A/GEoRGE WASHINGTON LODGE No 65.-A |
~ EVENING the l4h instant ~ O'Clock. Hail
of Baronne and Perddo arc ra
quesed to be puncual By order.
apI F.. A, DENTZEL. Secr.tsr,
<>MI. 0. O. F.-HowARD LODGE No. IS
- &9 III meets every THURSDAY EVENING in the Gs ind |
@~Ai Lodge Hall, of Tchoupoulas and Poyjrss |
~>--1H- ~ streets at O'Clock, Otfces-P AIcCarty N |
1 George Bowditeh, CT George G. Levi Secrety Jas Fur
neSuh' fsf' oeefe'arS' James JAWS treasurer iRnl0
~ For SECOND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE-l