New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-11
Texas Items

We find few additional items in the Texas exchanges
which should have received on Sunday evening but
did not get until last night
Col Coe, who lately shot in aifray at Gonzales
is dead.
gentleman of indanola gathered dish Of green peas
from his garden on Christmas day In another garden in
town there fig trees full of fruit now in rpenng
state.
Mr. Charles webb, son of Judge Webb, Of Corpus
Christi died recently at Fort Ewel lie was brother TO
the lady Of Col Kinney
Gen Harvey commanding the south western military
division, is now in San Antonio and in good health
Judge J. NJ Deyine has been elected Mayor Of San An
tonic beating his opponent, c King, by III votes VI
IL, Campbell was elected Collector. and john Bowen
Treasurer.
The Houston Beacon, Of the 3lst ult mentions two
fatal arays that occurred few days previous Dr. To-
bias A Grant Of Austin county was shot and almost
instantly killed in an ARRAY With a man named Hudson
Mr. Q. E. Akin, City Marshal Of Houston killed a
Mexican at fandango Mr. A acted only on the defen
sive he having been attacked by the Mexican
The rivers are again quite low, and navigation is to
great extent interrupted
The Masonic fraternity Of Houston celebrated the eth
ult The Telegraph says it was an imposing affair.
The citizens of Springfield have subscribed $4,000 to
the Galveston and Rod River Railroad and the citizens of
Corsieana have subscribed $4,000
writer from Troy the Trinity river says that cot
ton is coming in pretty fast and that the shipments from
that place this seasons will be over thousand bales
We take the following from the san Antonio Texan and
Ledger Of the Both ult
ANorHrE fSutAN OrRNGE.-On Wednesday pipbt last
in the neghhorhQ9d OF Casr1yie,a body of marauIers
supposed To be- indians, visited several OF the
and distracted some fifteen horses They were slightly
hceueus IN their movements cutting m the tails of colts
and performing like amusing antics A bow who sa "
them the Medina unequivorally prouounces them
indians An arrow shot into a COW rorroh1ratps bis
statement On leaving the settlement with much finn
they rang a eow-hr In dorisiou They were not ptir
sued. i
fUoM Santa f. AND I'll PIso The mail from Santa Fs
anu III Pasa arrived on last Tuesday evening our dates
nom santa FC TO The Esd Of October which contain
but little news OF Importance The Gazette Of the 9TH of
October states that traders who had been among the low
er Apaehes had returned with quite an amount Of gold
obtained flm these indians II was believed ii had bea
ohtnned by them from California farrrs as there was
one fifty dollar gold piece with the dust II also states
that enc Of the Grand Juymen had been indicted under
cent elections and that he was taken frau the ufvh
10 tatt Of prisoners The party aFtr utl was prtfr
Judge who had failed 10 comply with The election, law r
which he himself voted ''8iber If the Legislature
He fined $500 and f9 ced al .ht- t. riti,,psli
lie par53nei by or. sne
From the same paper We learn TIN. ol d D Mitchell
sop rintpndpn+ % ln3aT 4 airs santa Fa had r,-
reil ed instructions 90 belt treaty with the gamaprhes
be held at Fort Atkinson or near wo-the sana rt r5a
crosses the Arkansas
bishop L'Amy had retr"rc1 from t,q States brinriu,
three Sisters Of Charity With him Cont raarr infr,r
that the Indians during his Qye7isp rjp hal robbed
wagon Of IFS contents getting, a70ous other tEiugs 4 IN
If kussuh hats Considerable lulau sisns ,rrrr , 70,
the vienity Of the Pecos aud Devil river Tho trejn
brought I'm negro boy who camc To their camp nt a..
says by belongs to Johp evgeey VIII lH. symo twelve
ln'lss rem Columbia