New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-20
Later from Texas and the Rio arande


The steamship Nautilus, Capt Thompson arrived yes
terday from Bra7os Santiago via Galveston. She was
detained four days at Brazos and two days Galveston
By bad weather.
The schr Emma Norton, Williamson, bound for Mobile
went ashore the 10TH between the mouth of the Rio
Grand and Boca ohca, and became total wreck.
Matamoras has fallen into the hands of the insurgents
The Brownsville Flag Of the 9th says:
On the 4th inst consultation had between com
mission from the two armies and yesterday the result
of that conference was psbished to the world and the
rest of mankind The document contains the following
provisions: ==s. -z-r. -
LIST That the actual hostility between the troops which
occupy Matamoras and the CARA Brigade under COM
maud Of Col Guadalupe Garcia, shall cease.
ID The garrison under command of Gen Castro, will
abandon the place and place under march
They permitted to take with them their personal
property, arms ANN unition artillery etc.
The Flag says that the citizens Of the town appeared
glad to receive the sFederas who looked more like
Texan Rangers than exicans.
The Flag gays Of Brownsville
In the reckless spirit of rowdysm Brownsville is fast
getting back to rst principles. Within the past week
there has two more stabbing aud killing soapes
We learned yesterday morning that William Rhes had
killed Mexican named Henry sanehes, at Santa Rita
and the morning Mexican brought before
magistrates stabbed through the lungs by of
his gaisslos
Msior Porter commander of Fort Brown has prohibited
the editor of the Flag from fishing bathing the lake
within the garrison enclosure The editor attributes the
prohibition to spite.
letter received by the Galveston Civilian, dated at
Austin the 10th inst, says the Adjutant Generals
office totally destroyed by repot record has been
saved Every ysstgs of the military rolls Of the Republic
and of the State has been snnihated The fire was the
work of an incendiary. zw
writer in the San Antonio Ledger says Gen Smith
has ordered three companies of mounted rfemsn
the Rio raDde San Antonic and they to BIZ PLACED
at points where depredaons have been recently commit
ted Another company will also be added to these and
all of them will be flied up by recruits who
on their way to San Antonio Col Johpson's regiment
ia expected In about month, that Gen Smith will
soon have susent force to afford ample protection to
the frontier. =@.=- y
One hundred and thirty citizens of New Braun
fes certify that simsring (who wrote letter to
Die Union Of this city of Abolition character, and
represented hssf exponent of the German pop
ulaton is ysgabond and his representations untrue.
The card to this effect appears In the San Antonio
Ledger. ..
The wagons and all the other property belonging to
the Boundary under Maj Emory, have been
sold at public ssl San Antonio, and brought high
prices Some of It, says the Texian sold for third
more than its real value.
The Neucus Valley says that they have large band q
thieves in Corpus Christi, composed of Mexicans and
Americans They perform at night and recently executed
| an overture ten of the Quartermaster's mules.