New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-04
Texas

from waters that surround az. Hnn we Deleve
that our weather thus FIR during the summer
has been more agreeable than that Of any other
city from which we have heard
THE TEEGRAlTf "A letter from Lorenzo Sher-
&oHd, E.q gent Of Messrs Smith & Preston,
r1 the GIvestgn Civilian, states that the holes
Hr the telegraph posts are ar bored between
iGuston and Virginia Point the poles will all
/ o. set in ten Ihys, and lie wire put up in TWEEN
I y days Mr. states that the poles for that
portion Of the line between this city and the
s1nt selected for crossing the bay, are to be
I lnHvered ID . few ays, when they viii be i'm
merliately set and the wire put up.
Il has been deerded adrisable % cross the bay
With q submerged gutta perchl wire, which will
lr ready az SOON ~ reqursl. The work will
proceed from Hous On 10 Montg merry, immedi-
.tcly on the completion Of the line between Gal
weston and Houston Is to the progress Of the
work GA Shreveport in this direction, it is not
.nown here At this time
All tne materials such az WIRE, insuators,
in. rruments foroperatiag and Office equipments
have been purchased for the whole line. hose
designed for this end Of the route now at
Houston, those designed for the other end are at
New Orleans, have been forwarded up Red
| River 70 Shreveport
| FRcN En- PAso-Cap. Skllman has arrived
at san Antonio with the santa Re and Fl Psso
lmol, making the trip in thirteen days The
!tZan says he reports peace and quiet at I'll
Paso and thas tie most amcabie relations ex-
st between the inh,b tants Of both sides Of the
.L.'i. lri'e vas oflsk anu the crops PronlS-
.s-n Trias had been ordered, with his brig
J ,5, 70 Spn5ra, which was thrcatened By an in
vaIiEg az edition from California. But few
troops remaia IN the Mesilla territory
arI - b. cyc. ,,r.r ~ nravnectad,v =,
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go =. .b..i.
Inc - f.r ,ba Ta, -" anon4n,sd -
atI.n ~, .5;rt .ssh rj,eea iar1Is yvould NOT
N - ,'revians -si. ,,i We not as
~ ~. i'll .fl Fg a+,,, ~ can+ AND
~ n 5ladra5 tar ,tn- betrer nricps
- -,
LHE CEnP5 -Afary "a"9'--l t-s ",.es' -
!nhahitant d'e' hot rene'hn5r y an! sFa1on . u'ir.
NJ which 80 u'uah ran mas llien ~ 'le
'ne. fial II come Il it''S S''hsr' peiIap2 ~
"nhil nave s14'ei our ~ t,ei ~ III a."
- they appear y " "'h l'si4s..' -
: nay they' I2r h"Fsr W. aeeH mo- p p'o'.'.'-s
prospects u oouH1i'li Air'eS'' L'aH 1A-'0N'O
leA"n
IHE EATHEk line droath IN this iiHtAed4-
tte seeloh ls neRlhh'n3 70 he .ei, " :. severity;
-ofh crops are atIead! hiaterlaly IhJut eu' anu
we lear that III many 'ns'hu'e' my WI. -"
MORT ohe-ha.l. "e "ulerse''nu ei'.' ii'us anu
Cpshnr counties have had g"ol rams recently
since writing the a"o'e. we iau & a reirtstihg
: shower 6Gt n"t suIAe4eHt " uo hi~cn' l'ehSf-
a son Herald July
., Tue Marshall Republican says the prospect OF
r the corn crop in that section IS unfavorabe
3 s4t'y in ne season 5hey were retariei ny cgIa a
- ni@.,s IN i'sS, '''i W. 'd f
+, f'4Iler ,Sn ~. : "a " - -
e. % tg" "eeks my "grC l"''re' 't
re- - ~ -, Ir,,ib Iiei, bas l.sIed
T. M VI - 90. - !: orsl.-,r ~
.r' seFerul ~ 4 !; ,,,t;a;,le7,d