New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-01
Later from Texas,

by the arrival yesterday of the steamship Texas Capt
James Lawess have received dates from Galveston
the 25h but exchanges from the intrior did not
come to hand
VIOLENT GALE-The Galveston News OF Friday, says
On Tuesday morning about o'clock NJ quite severe
gale in at this place from the wv 1t moderated
through the day but towards evening it sprung with
tremendous fury when slight damage done to
city. The large store Of Messrs St. Cyr Co..
had its metal roof partially blown OF. The new wharf of
Mr. Parsons at which several vessels lying was
carried away and hundred of railroad iron
belonging to the Harrisburg Company, and other
merchandise lying on the wharf precptated into the
water
The steamer Farmer blown stdTnwards the fats,
where she has since remained the low water eonse-
quent upon the Norther left her nearly high and dry
We also learn that this violent gale extended to the
head of the bay the schooner Jenny Lind being compelled
throw seventeen bales Of cotton overheard We
are anticipating to hear OF losses on the Gulf.
LARGE sALE-Col Kinney has sold one half Of his IN
tercst in the town of Corpus Christi for 100000
THE RvERs The Brazos and Trinity rivers are in fine
nayigable condition and the steamboats, doing
brisk business.
ISprASoL. CITT-The bill to incorporate Indisnoa a5
city has received the signature OF the Governor and be-
come law.
INVITED TO LrArE-Three men were arrested in Calves
ton few days since charge of burglary but the ev
denee sufficient to warrant their committaI The
citizens however provided small boat sent them the
main land and Informed them that the climate of the city
would prove very unhealthy them should they return
lstpoRrASr DrcsgoS-The Supreme Court of the State
has decided the long contested of De Leon White
which Involved large portion Of the land which H.
danoa now stands The decision was in IA ~ Of White
The Bulletin. speaking of it. says;
Thst this important decision though long deferred i
a source Of joy among people, (many Of whom have
their all upon the and) is to be expected The great
dra buck upon city has been removed and witt
city charter and the turnpike charter, the people vii
take hold and 60 10 work with new life
CouSrrErUrs-The Indiancla Bulletin says that coun
teret bills the State Bank Of Louisiana IN circu
lation 10 that city, but does mention the jenomns
ton They dated 1880, and signad 5. j. Peters
President.
DEArH-Mr Charles NJ. Creamer Constable of Indian
ola died the Goth from wounds received by the hand
Davis Italian who is in Jail awaiting his trial
GREAr MoRrAIrrY-A strange mortality has been pre-
vaing in Polk county for several weeks some calling
black tongue, Others typhoid pne umpnia The follow
ing the names ct those who alrd Cold Spring
| alone
Rev, Vernon b Lea, hrether-in-law OF General San
Houston, - Eiser, = Graves. "a eommsr j also Mr.
Crav,s's dlugater and negroes, Mrs Rankin ass'
about hundred years, of the few who had ssei
| Gen Washington Mrs Frankey Hubert, aged ab'u
sixty, daughter of Mrs Rankin Anderson Hubsrt son Z
A Hubert, ST, aged about twenty three; Ann McCeno
aged about fourteen daughter of Samuel Mctomb Jah'
Ausworth. aged about twentyfoar lately married JONI
Saunders who kept small store at Cold springs Ter SOM
Galveston or Houston merchants Mrs Butter widow
Charles Butler deceased Hm tansbFoush, VINO Kept
degssry st Cola Spr.nz Isaac y Williams, al John'on
l EnE,