New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-08
Later from, Texas.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP LouIsrAN

The steamship Louisiana, Smith, master, ar
rived yesterday morning from ndianola, 0sa
Galveston, bringing dates from the latter place
~ tha 5tb met Har n,on;fest and list of pas
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scnsefs W. y 1o =. eise"neA ~, H.
The Galveston Times OF the 4th stases tnap ehe
health Of the city is excellent, and that the yell
low fever has entirely disappeared
NJ x,,,.:a utat. 1,;r,av aavs that tbe ranc.ers
tao Nus'in s.'.e - ,s..,;oo nToo.s,,..s
are 10 pe piaceu y il 1ls seA WV
are recommended % 90 taken Ior tne procure-
ment Of ample supplies of camp equlpage, sub
sstenoe. etc, SO that issues may be made to the
s;aa,ont oo,nro, ,;es hv tbe f;rst Of this month
uihsi -.
In faot, IL 10 sao ehae 'e hecessily feeuis1'lone
have already been made upon QuartermSaastter
Belger for every thing that will be needed.
The TYLER Teleeraph states that the company
% po,,.ous oo11sd Sor fro,o +be Fifth D;str;et
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nave oeeh ofgahizeo Ut thao piace' anu says
The counties OF Harrison, Cass, Pamela, Kusk,
Upshur, Titus, Smith and Wood were repre-
sented, and We do not believe that q company OF
finer looking men can be started any where
Cur previous advices from Texas informed US
that batt,a had taken Mace between the II. 8.
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sioops - ~ -. w 49,
terrltofy) In tne 1alvestoh li.les' VIC hnu ehe
| following particulars OF tne aHalr
| Mr.. James Campbell, on his way to Califor-
min with 4 drove Of cattle, had q visit from q
party Of Apaches at Eagle Springs during the
| Inipbt. who helped themselves TO q part Of his
stock. He was proceeding with the balance
| towards the Rio Grande when he met Gen. Smith,
escorted by Captain " alker's company Of mount
cd Rifemen. Gen s. ordered this company to
proceed in pursuit of the Indians, whose trail
L fn!J0VTn0 dAV. travelling
also py moon-hghS: oh tne thl.u morning o Z
rev Indians were d1scoVered nerdlng ABOUT ivy
hofses anu nules, WHICH were lnineul,.ety eapi
slrea ans "a y
sdo .ha p;an,a dsdeJ into 100
,dan Gnrta;,, o1kar and tba otharr ,,n5or
g.0 uaae. aa ,ao,,s1, Az
~ ia stran -os;t;a
o ,a ~ sta ID tbe aim e ths res
suey 800 ~ IL S,hana
alu msse az bo Nth nss u ta
So. ILL "a sftna, -
i Lieut.. Carr was wounded in the abdomen BY an
arrow, and one Of the men were killed. The
wigwams Of the sayages was totally destroyed
The soldiers 1ougnt Win great bravery:
A communication, received by Maj Vt. IL.
Howard, from Fort Clark--the substance Of
which is given IN the san Antonio Ledger OF
4 the 23d inst,-contrms the statements above
given. g
There was rumor current in Austin, to the
effect that the Indians and Dragons had been
II engaged in a fight recently, near place called
the Enchanted Rock. The Dragons are re-
ported to have lost seven men and all their
horses
/ The San Antonio Ledger informs US that q
4 man named Stauffacher an esteemed citizen NJ
San Antonio. was stabbed il the back by q
man named Maroellane. who was insane +.
pro,, -Tha Augt;n cozs+ta s.1s +h.+3 Al.
ao,,Y,;t+ao hove s,;soh rrsS 49,; 3D.,
A ties. and that no peon now remains in the citv,
n who Il not youched for by respectable citizens.
wv. co., an 1J;.tor;, A5,,,.o.4 ~ :.
raaa,,,iv c.,,aht !; AZ ~ 20 tr.sv
ag ,,os.sc ,uo,,s,,, =; Ga,;ad ~
n u ~ Wal mis Il ; e tr -
Indas T,rrc6 nresidina- son
fenced To g hns the whining most to The tune
of ono hnndred and f;ftv lasbes ON b;s have
/ hack: and To he branded with the letter r ON
i his forehead. MA
+, .ho rantr,1 Tox.n ,va sid tha s,,,on;,,
\ = ~ Z. ''.l - -11 'no AoA AN' ~
account OF singular casualty;
6 A gentleman by the name of Gentry, whe
resides some six or eight miles below town, was
, killed a few nights since under the following
/ circumstances He had but recently settled in
!, this county, and for want of the necessary out
houses, was induced to put quantity Of corr
in the upper story Of his dwelling, and on tht
4 night in question lay down to sleep upon tht
: floor with one Of his children, his wife. with
other members Of the family, occupying a bed
stead in the corner of thereon. About ~ clock
! the joist which supported the upper floor gave
/ way, and the entire quantity Of corn, with the
! yielding timbers, were preclpitated upon thu
f sieepers oeloW, Klihng tne unfortunate owner
8 ,mmeulaeely. Inc osher members OF the famiiJ
i luckily escapeu WIN sngne ipjury ne wa
4 IRON georgia, ana hao AVea IN tne county pu
snoi, s-e Al,
9 Inc hayace hegisser says INC iate STORM dit
serious aamase 70 sle peean crop, IN the coas
J, region u western ie4as, ny pio8ing the hu.
n from tne frees neiofe ehey hau iuiiy rlpenea
Dus lew haa arris " u ea, up 70 IN
e zotn uitlmo, anu tney iouna ready safe at iron
y w eo 10 NO. 9
n HOUSTON RAILROAD in answer to the in
quiries OF correspondent, the Houston Tele
II graph states that the route OF the road ha
peen surveyed anu = loca.eu from TINS CITY, %
# doom formerly hamD d, 81 on cypress creek
. 70 Wllnh NM iuiles q tne prazos hlYer, "a IN
l. VICINITY u " arfen anu aooA isiano' anu ehenc
n 70 me Navisoto, az POM apout nan way %
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