New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-03
Later from Texas.


Soth ut and few of exchanges from the interior
BLOODY ArFRAY.-The San Antonio Western Texan says
week two since, during the feast at Pcdras Negroes
Mr. Edward Stevens who had the contract for carrying
the Of stabbing Of the surveying party
He Immediately arrested roned and cast into
The difficulty occurred at dance. letter from Eagle
Pass dated the 10th, to gentleman in this city, states
that the night of the 9Th Stevens succeeded in making
his escape, the river and reached Eagle Pass IL
safety.
to the effect that Wild Cat is Offering two dollars bounty
to Americans who will join his command 1t is supposed
he is going against the reyoutionsts at Matamoras.
FRosrA heavy frost visited Austin and vicinity the
10th ult.
ArrLEs--The South Western American says that good
apples worth seyentyfve cents per dozen in that
place.
MYsrERous.-There on St. Joseph's Island, says
the San Antonio Ledger, some three hundred men. A
mystery attends their movements The truth is they
Cuban volunteers Another invasion is afoat.
Av1sIr TO THE INprAss-The Western Texan says: Col.
Caper Indian Agent has just returned from visit to the
Indians upon the head waters Of the Llano From Dr..
Howard who accompanied the Colonel learn that they
about six hundred Indians to whom he gave pres
and provision The Indians peaceaby disposed
appeared anxious to be under the control of the Gov
eminent number refused to come in lest their Mex-
can captyes would be taken from them The predatory
bands are those who acknowledge no control.
RAprses-The Galveston News says that the spiritual
rappDgs are carried TO great extent IN that cry 4h
billions are given in public bar-rooms.
M1Yrp pop1 Ar1os.-Some idea of the motley cbarac-
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'iie auseioneei an. iils assooia'ee au' sAeii ~ ~
conduct the sales in four different tongues the English
Spanish German and French.
NJ yy,n .n,.na;a ,vh,,f bao boo, coron,otoa AZ
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Powder Horn Bayou at which, Harris Morgan's steam
ers will hereafter land.
prvo, rr,oS The Western Teynn learns from Browns
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vile, Dy an eAtace iro ietter; thue rano iioh
Tampico is stirring up another revolution They claim to
have $4,000 on the way from Tampico to defray ex-
nnseshaya refse5 In Lot anv Americans io;n them and
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VIII nays mourning W w WILL oala'aJal
The Mexicans fear Carayaa because he was educated
in the United States and in many resnects ia an Amer
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try than Mexico and who pretend to ud all that
preat and noble among their countrvmen They doubt
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Any uan VIZ '"he' aios.ei III ioue'' III
preference TO subscribing to their vague and unsasfac
tory idea of repubcanism. Hence his failure
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(, DEATH OF THE Hon. JoHN W CRocKErr.-The Hon.
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o y. oooh A iii. e'nnso'eu' ".' ms paPei'
expired ater SNORT put violent Illness al MS residence
in Memphis on the oath ut The Eagle and ENQUIRER is
n; In stating that be tho rosoe,t b,t
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ne was as we na'e areauy salo or some Time connectea
with it Of the editors and proprietors The En-