New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-15

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OFFICIAL .oUHaAI
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Later from Texas.

reyed 6atFestnn dates to the lofh inst and portion
Four exchanges fron the interior We do not however
lind any news Of much Importance
DfArHs-wf1 II. ney, the founder Of tho hustiI
4state Gazette. ied the 2Ith nit st Independence
Arlington coIoty The Gazette says sieast
3shs city and STATE oSc CITIZEN the grave
fisosp of man wiose fraties were fese
ad fsintes virtues we're brighter and more en-
I 'apb4ps. .'.4,s .4l,s zss5s :s5sSs6 1s.F f34
Got r. q Ives, formerly Of raiaSusla county, Miss
II Corpus Christi ths21th of Oetober; in ths 5a
tJes}sef Lis aga,3ya .sS 30 i58s fts. t7a4 4 u
to5pLiaEyrAtY E.Llfhs citizens of San Antonio gave
"a complimentary bali the 25t ut; to the officers q
fte army ~ho bad been stationed there but
stnoved TO Corpus Christi -s'+l ssss
GHatyNA-Mr Dean, of Galveston has received infor
zaton of the srrivai in Polk county Of some auiss
From Alabama. who have been severely attacked viii
hs ch9lers. The, hsads Of the families are Hamin
Wis. brother Of fDixsn H. Lewis Robert scott. bEothe
n-isw q iiamn II. Lewis; John =; Scott nephew ~
Robert Scott aud Mr.. Snow all rom Lowpdss county
Alabama together with ihs negroes Of the widow IL
sei1on Il tewisthe nesEess sans st
Ito 40, letter Mr.. Dean datea Cod sriif peesI
5ber2, rays: Oneef the Atabaina company Mr. 5noR
died OF the cholera ther with sighto ten of hi
negroes" Dir. Dean aiso informed from other sourcff
tit Mr. Hamiiu Ii. Lewis, MR. Robert Scott, aud AiI
John Scott have sso died of disease
ith forty fifty negroes belonging sr. Halni
I'LL Lewis Mrs Dixon IL Lewis and Mr.. Scott
a TIiERaSGfp sraytcl The Galveston News says;
81 gentleman has had rnueii experience. both ii
Ranger in the service of Texasand oieer ef tbs
unitsi States frontiers writes follows rsn
n he Rio drande: see ?. 4
1Is ad yantages Of having and the necessity keep
Hing ip service three companies OF Rangers or rather
terng more companies forming battalion
be urged too much the present Congress- The
arged frontier Of country very 1npeh needs this a
tiendl force. II is not that the Ranger is much M
prior soldier that he is therefore serYiceabe
Dut it is beeausetlat the Rangers in days gone by v
beeu fortunate in conflicts with The sivages anp
dexcans than the regular tfeops and haye mpresssc
3heup with degree Of terror which they do not teei h
ny other troops The very dread Of The Rangers deter
the 1niians from their usual deprelstions The thre
accompanies Of Rangers mustered into sertiee have
E3sven quiet. this Whole frontier Some forty srgt
ppches and farms which had been deserted have been
Eeady put under better Improvement thai
befare II they are continued in the service AN conf
Eient three years this time this whole country
fyiil be settled UP with good population of agricu
Egufists7issiN si@sa@ sate 8is5a u.g ite5k
"a It is needless for us to endorse these statements vt
suy remarks of our We believe IL is the uni7efs
ew of cur citizens the frontier that these campanip
Ei fRsngers should beretaiaed in the ssrsiee. n'
Mr.. r.. S Walker of Nacogdoehes is spoken OF as can
sdaidste for Congress in Eastern Texas. essss
III Over thousand dollars has been subscribed 10 Con
revile Leon county towards theestablishment Of goot
Mschool. - T
The Hon John II Reagan has been elected Judge Of th
IEighth Judicial District Of the State.
The western Texan says NIessrs aorrel Giddings
who reported toare been murdered by the Indian
sEa rexsu adds: 81 '4 li--@ "a ~.
1 Mr Aorrel has shown us aiarge numberof specimen
E4 zpldquarzy silver andlead which he obtained a
ssSt be following mines in Mtxico; =.
na Ia Luce in tha STATE q Ghanajiato also beaut'r
4slaetite from the mine; gold quartz from Gnla
ara in the State Of Jaseo gold aud silver ore, red
ade of silver from Nina la Real, in Durango, also lr
safo the State blue sulphate Of silver fron hin
lsan Juan lead and silver Veal Dana silver
Sir6m Ssto native silver from Sonora; black exide
E3ypr rcr san Louis Potosi; gold eiartz from the Git
Sfr he
native silver stnd copper from Lake superior Thes
VI pecines not only interesting but valuable and hay
aseen collected at great Trouble and coera be expens
Mifey admirsi-y husireis who would pass oyer1t
ssame ground which they have been gathered witho
In Later from the Eio Ssrande.
u The Corpus Christi Valley received Yesterday
M The perseverance,, has aettar browsv of the25
: Aalt, from which make the following extract:
RI wehayc here traders in horst flesh from the in
hier of Texas, and tho appearance OF these fadts ano
Nus invariably the sigal for the ght-usred gent
k& work in violation OF the seventh col
mandnept Some three four daJs ago parry gf ti
Eeterprising css wept to If the Ranches below Vi
Hacc and after tying the ia7heos drove o st tie ~
Enals. yet al efforts arrrt them hsvo been un
os4saiiipg This state OF things appreetd will contn'
Mto exist until the United states and Mexico, ia Marcy
tt honest portion Of the people on this line enter IN
kind Of an extradiWon treaty As matters nc
etand that these vill4nfus pltrages will cantp'
Efto BIS perpetratot with scandRlous impunity ms
ESownng fine horse hetecan only consider the annia M
pS keeping it Gnter lock and key
s Since INV last nothing tetue has oecuIr
along cur aeighhags and the country cenein
Sn n 5ery unsettled state On the lpth, ptlcer ffc
Ri srave's quarters Victoria arrived at MattHort
brhgng detailed account Of tho military operations
Sn that place, Itwoaldaprear that the regulars
Ethe eighth and ninth had and on
EtleYenIh tilsy madN formal attack and We're re9us
eAIt thg determined to nlske general assault en
tjsoria the thifteenth which lty they succeeded
Epeuetratipg the place. but the guards drove tn
Eback. and The result that Barye witu bis resut
III Sas defeated; losing his artillery. etc
III Uurenas the Governor accompanied by some hYs me
Sdbers Legislature had rctifed fnto parts unfnoN
-Ron the day, the 10Th AFaos received an expr
Ksfrom his Lieutenant Mt Gamargos communicating tine
EsteGgspce that Uarvaa the hbnster cheftaindcfos
Mover into Mexico on the II III, but says nothing as to
E3number OF his forces Knowing assert u
Tie people OF Monterey have called him to place him
fSshs head the revolutionary elnet they nave
~ ated against the unjust mtasuses u thh HtnFai "
and the tendency of which is to ruin the tn
commerce. of this frontier The movement SEEM
Sbe popular one and in which allthe local auht
Jos sdud with the people JaurSgn, ne conlniand
w A .uerul Of that State lad alternative but TO shut
up the CITADEL witt some iptty o hs regulars,
3rder himself This Fertilization a lett by
Americans after the war certany The bestfortress
/. Hgthu Sierra AIudre to the G Gnlfof Mexico.
ha On the 2oth at night wasreported to hewitt
/ kSfteen or twenty miles of Atamgras apd The grqat
* Ecemeut caused theraby must nave been amusing TO tf
las, knusing better Guards We're mounted patrols out,
h The troop. in their it was AL fuss and fet
u eArs only suit that OF our mere di
and enterprising sunugglera succeedea IN crossing
some small packages prohibited goods. contrary to
Az, Eproyisions Of the such cases isde and roV
E3and against the pence and dignity Of thsstate'
4 i |s a- s
.,R,'M Later from Nassau, N. p. fel
H- The Spanish brig cppernco which arrived at Cha
on on the 9th inst, brings dates from Nassaui NJ
e goth ultsisteen days later than heretofore reeei
m n, III We take the following from the Courier:
hie Ia .-. =. a., E - NASSAU, November
~ "a sSpanish vessels arriving here from Cubs to