New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-14
Arrival of the Perseverance.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM TEXAS.

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me s'T"msnp fefse's'shoe ''p'' .. L"wuF' from
lndianoo aud GaSeston arrived yesterday evening The
following IL a list u her paaengUrs:
l. D.toD and daughter p NJ price and lady Aiss Itsv
80 ~ T..I..L 81. 2 80 - -, ~ ~.
nv mrs ia's''' i's " I'm p1i''n' a'e heNi'''
NGbbrl Thayer, Moore, J NJ Reed, Walker, J
Trists w Preston DR. Lyuna Dr gnyre. Il 4 Irir. n
s5.yi, 7 Als,,,5., " nan : IA rry;,-,,,r NJ p.-
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's'uloD' and I'son On uecA'
We have lniAno!o dates 10 the oh and Galveston TO
hs llth inst We copy from the Galveston News Of the
18th The following items
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ist iii ia arn1,rAnt. al /. sinh.rsir, WI
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several country merchants have been in and s.es from
stores have bsea more extensive than for soe time I'm
der the report that the rise ia the Trinity had been Lost
again the which in readiness have not yot
commenced loading.
OF movement Of the steamers on the Brace river
no aiVlees have come IN On upper Bra4os aud Colo
iA,o s5''ls' nSs U'sV "tfe Pirpnrlns - S.Al 'hf'
don Of c9tton-tso months Tor hsulinr Inv wagon
having been lo,t in consequence of tho epidemic and
winter beng near when OK teams cannot mUEefor want IT
s'A' 'he Gy rser' w necessarily he nleh
nj ,,is, rf,,r. .b1,,lJ Elsa H., am, 49, IN; , 80
nut - A i5 o@y FL A''l IA I1a a''
1900, M hi,g s,i, ~ IL ~ ~. ~
q 80, ,'i tt M ,'g t Ia ~ .ir
Nn' pls W 'iio ~ aat'nhs auu At nv
IN cs,. Of dasy wa
After succession Of warm days dry Sorther set in
on the yh lnst the ohsns OF temPrra9r" seems not to
na Sy s,se 1u 'HF ne t VI shg e anl we can
nj 4rtt nut ick
Cotton picking progressing but we learn from many
planter IN different sections that the yield does not
up 70 h'F expectations REPORTS On inc advancing sugar
erP arr anu 'syeal aihls % new sugar pro
muse very hShdpm' 4uahtY 80 mat importati"ht rom
lou-iaha ior requirements ol inc nome consumption
"lu hAfdly o" needed
me Iran says the Tour companies OF lha stf aiantey
that had been ordered TO IL Pso have NO" been ordad
~ 10" MtAica To- Ioin ten 9arlands command. Two
romlan's OF ARTILLERY aud On" OF Mounted Riiemtn Will
proceed I" I'll Paso in place Of the th Infantry battalion
Tbs BRACES river is reported be- nayigabls far
Richmond The steamer MAJOR Harris aud
Echounnrs had sons up at last sdviees for freight
ihe planters Are tast hauling III their cotton TO the
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ron Lho sAo'n" Faa' INFORMS W. lnnt t'e
int tIst ibro ia Lt M 49, ~" ", ~ 81 III, @
oondsrabt. increase in the shipments. Of cotton viii
take place this year ovrr any nr.vo VAR from that
port some other boats arc expected for that tradr
Tho Ts~as p.,or s,r, thara &, taIL a, CO. hi, r.t
- g.. -. 80 - 20 " -
s teW companies of rangers to protect the frontier
against Indian hostiities recently threatened
Tho Houston Tslagral Of the 4th inst gives tho fol
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~ an. - - % a.
srs ,s III ~ t'Ntd uilHuhu ~. un nsuluAS .,nt
Town WITH nnahStsJy , LsIer S, ras,ns ~ mat
and critical stnatio ,pn st rets ,e sen
%e%nn~I in the tcwn 'ny orS OF o'y persons
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'''' VI 'ii0se VII" nave oi'u from
the ed'o since the list Of August last al which tine
the frat Of foyer Since that time to
tob.r 81 there had been f,ur bundrsd ami sf,, s,a
-. .h ,,tou.;. IL. -,
we t"H' 'ne ioo"iDs i'sn' from tho fiuntsShie Item
OF the 9th instant
The weather grown cold in tho last two or tbrec
DAYS lust the samO old Winter himself In Iineinpnt
hear Of cases of yellow fever, though several
more deaths have occurred That has lost some OF
it, best citizens time will be before il
RECEIVERS from the shock
Go ton has begun to arrive the banks the Trinity
ig iDpu witt
has allon some though 1t II now at stand and probably
hoa'aoie We near tae d. ,iem i =, noinas % SCR
he was with the sick during the whole Of it, ravsges in
our nsghboring We trust the Doctor may escape
it and be speedily restored 10 health.
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following itohia --,
Eight oomlahles o tie oth ruys NV eusei
left San Antonio for Eagle Pass on the 5lst Of October
Coop The schooner Emma Norton, Webster
tew DAYS since took from Indinnola for Mobile Il very
Rno Texas mules and 10 horscs. This business will,
Iong hpnnnr established and will doubt pay well
ANAL lots Of animals have occasionally been taken Mo
bs and pensacola for several year. with Vessels
engaged in the lumber trade have had return cargo
but hptlld the