New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-27
Later from Texas

The steamship Perseverance, Captain Forbes,
arrived from Indianola ria Galveston, yesterday
morning, bringing the following passengers:
Mr. Brooks and ady Misses Brooks Mrs n 0 Iaba.
de- lie Parsons and lady C. Elites and lad Mr.
Hume Ar- IN Newton Mis- Tuttla Mrs b plud4Il
Mr.. Bnarl, BateHtn and lady D. Castncau and lady
Mrs Cooke VI i. Eutc bius Rogers J. NJ t.ayti 81 las
solry Egc,aots Miller Roe. J snda. Bradford Car
Bailey, Spragun A Bail, II. Rusnuhu-g kramea p
Liringstous T. Arnr g. llyslrp. Taylor, NJ Wamplrs
l. T. Hooper Capt iiademsn Capt swain r Greeley ir
BY the Perseverance We have Inelianola pa
pers If tue 10Th, Galveston Of the 22l and our
exchanges from the interior as late as due
The papers are unusually barren Of news
Tho slip Forest City, from New York for In.
dianola, arrived at Pass Cayallo on the It'll
inst, with 10 troops,
Two negroes named Nose aud John, convicted
OF the murler Of their master, Mr. Gaifeny
were executed at ClarksyiHc, Texas, on TIM Il I'll
ultimo
| The S. W. American says the citizens Of Bel
ton are rapidly repairing the damages Of the
| food They are building on the high grounds
\ court house is in contemplation, and will be
erected during the year.
The Indiauola Bulletin says.
The brig Matagorda, Of which we spoke in ou
last us being aground in trying to GET ~ 10 Port
Layacn, is still there at the present writing
having been in that situation, within five or six
miles Of her destination, for int tn dagg
The same paper contains the following.
There is a constant stream Of young lawyer,
and doctors pouring into fcxas We say to nj
such abroad, stay away - Texas is literally
Hooded with men in these pr0fessons-not enc.
half Of them succeed to any reasonable extent
We want farmers ANA mechanics men who pro,
duce something to ike upon
The Galveston News says
\ change Of venue was granted from Browns
| vide to Galveston. in regard to seven Of tn,
twelve who were indicted ut the January torn
OF 1852, namely Cmvajal, +. r. Hord, r. IIord
/ Iremhle, Mason, Mcl.aue and another Thcs,
/ VIII be tried under separate indictments by thu
/ former law, at the next January term, IN thi
city.
| la reference 10 politics the News says:
| We learn from the passengers of the pilot boa
/ from BRACES Santiago, that Mr. Pcase will ri.
ahead Of his opponents on tho Rio Grandc fo
Governor, and that Coy. Bell VIII earrya tlg
p liority Of the same votes for Congress II
/ zoousvilie the election will be controlled YER
dch by the tlibuster question, THE Reds. an
/ The Blues never voting together
The South-Wcsteru American announces In
death Of Ex-Governor Payne. He expired a
Waco ON Wednesday, the 6jainst IIs remain
will be conveyed to the North in charge of Gen
y. W. G. Clark
The American says il may he a pleasure L
| his friends to know That Gov Payne receive,
| every kindness and attention the citizens o
| Waco and the officers ot the adjacent milItur,
pest could beStow. DR. Steiner, surgeon, L. S
\ gave Lis attention unreuittngly All tina
friendship and sympathy could do was dome
The Galveston News says
The Telegraph says Major Neighhors has en-