New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-26
Later from Texas,

We have received Texas papers a. late IS the I'D from
Galveston aud dates to correspond from theineror Tao
news Is not Of much Importance but make up a sum
mary Of all that may interest.
WrlrHrn RrETs-Says the civilian 0l the 18th
Rsin fell ia large quantities during tue latter pat ri @
week extending far in The interiors; we have areau
The rivers so far have heard fam tuen Uf1-
GENTLY fun for steamboat gation ana confident
that they win remain for lid. Is Tha
weather is clear and pleasant
The late heavy rains have raised he Bfaa5s that
steamers can ascend to Washington Large Quantities Of
tngtou,
The praries reported flooded ai many Of the chief
roads impossible
TnE RAnaERs-Ths $ W America learns by gentle
lately from the Rio Grapde that they almost
ttrely exempt from Indian depreda ous in that quar-
ter since the Rangers have been stat med there
NV CHAssEl--Thc Lavaca Commercial IS informed
by Capt Bohner that the pilots tue Pass have discav
cred channel through Pas, CaydIo bar. which
tains foot more water than the old sne
PoRr LAvAeA.-rhe following ctg officers have been
elected
Nayor-A H. Cook Recorder Il sanders Alder
men--Jas Graham W. Il Ker nr ~ johnson W Ran
Monitor
sIrRpras-The Ialianoa Bulletin informs US that a
German bound for Indlanola with wagon load Of pc
cans, was most brutaly murdered on the Cleto. and
understands that a man has been arrested Eta Indanole
charged with the u6mmtta Il the teul dee1 Also that
negro man belonging 10 Major c Biain IL Ganzsls
1 was killed few days since by Particulars
not given, This Is the second uctJe il says lately killed
at Gonzales.
sreA2lpoAr Colllaoy a eolis.a occurred il Cell
weston Bay the !eh between thr Neptune and
Farmer Ne material lsmass dome although the
Neptune was aid to have made as row escape. FROM
the statement OF Nj Richardson "a. The Vows, Of tine
passenger tho plume the Farm, en1eavored several
tunes TO run tGe Neptune down a card Is published
signed by the passengers Of the latter boat reprubanr
al ID o. fD at
terms
NEw Lsal The following uotea by the superintend-
ent Of lights in Galveston is important to seamen
fixed light has been established Point Bolivar. az
the north side Of the entrance 10 fl harbnr Ia Int e.
deg p min sec lon "a deg. - min 31 sec " from
Greenwich. bearing \ W bait " tour aud n quarter
nautlcal miles from the bar The tower painted white
aud has On elevation # about seven gaye feet above the
Level Of the sea- aud In clear wea er is visible about
twelve miles
Masters vessels bound for thi H. aud uuac, uaiu-
ted with the coast should appra the land this
entrance in less than six tathou Vessels having Il
await outside for pilot should come 70 in SIX athgms
on should bg careful net 70 get tg e westward Of this
bearing
FRo, E,arr PAS ,sp "a ,uuAJiFt--Wt learn from f
letter received IN this city by MIR Mcade lron Eaglt Pas
thatu man by the II Clark Killed another uamCd
sullivan and &C the same time NounGad an soldier
Clark and Sullivan We're buth attay sd "a hr boundary
( tiles
boon received 10 the eject that Geu Yaa8uE command
ing the Mexican government trtaI had attacked Hud
driven cut 81 san Juan the Pronu iRdar OF beEaiua
uuusts. OF which place they bad tatn possession The
merchants who were IN Gtteudanc FL the san lu0u Fat
have been the greatest sufferers Most at their g1o3 bad
been brought 10 through MaZatau under the low fari8
}a' tnei ~ lhe revolutionary parry ihr c"nst aenee
r Hs potion that had not been sta ey the revolution.
ss las been seized by the GorermrHt authorities Thu
. ttas iGe eFglutiou in Guadalalara western feNE1
sfA Is 1Hr Eausp st,Tl, line ea1ses statistics
shaR a the pumhor Of slaves in ito United states was