New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-03
Louisiana Intelligence.

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We learn from the 0Defousas Courier. of the 28tft
uIt, that the authorities of that place and Of Wash
ington have established quarantine. and taken
other measures to prevent the yellow fever being
1 bro1osbt thera Tho as1,as ,,a,,ar j ys
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r 49, ~ s9 PtesSus uate, wy nave heard OF no case
y y Lset Il ouI paEi9h ouI, NOTWITHSTANDING
ns IlLy seems 70 pe unhealthy, geheraAly. many
S nase nappened since oar Iass ISSUE ana We
ta ar sss are very common ana serious aoonE
'hs PARISH
| The Courier also has the following item
/ Persons who buy venisOn from the Indians will do
well to examine It closely before purchasing a IL
seems the deer Of the Pine Woods Are more Or less
infected with the disease called black tongue
| The nnaIonsas Patriot ~ tI,a 9ott III ,Sl;.ba,
letter from medical gentleman of Bsvo1, Cl,icot
in which il ia stated that the I,,ns of ,ba. ,,et'
| b0rhood have been diving of bIscI- ton,ra 10 a son
siderable avtsnt riI ty,o,tt Z. -
~'e1l1o'1 ~ eAsSA 1heS az snoueAs " h4Vs son1
traced TINS disease from eating beef and venison.
We learn from the Banner OF the 26th, that Frank
lin has also enforraa quarantine eeai,g4 a-ao,
s.-i-. I'll, i,-r-.tss p~taS'-'
0o,llins ton lile0seo pacss. 4he salhs paper says
lF' ROBERT hoyster ana TWO others at Patterson
vile are said to have the yellow fever, and Mr..
Eagene Daly az BraShear, also has it. 1t IS probable
nab tne nLecnon from these cases VIII spread through
those villages ana unless proper vigilance iS used the
otheT villages m the PARISH Will suffer- 70 every eit
zen OF each village should keep on the alert, and
Wateh strangers OF visitors from the injected regions
and also watch goods baggage, boats, etc, seeking
entrance 10 the village
The Shreveport Gazette of the 2Ist has the follow
ing:
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our Guy mas been IN a state o. excitement for
n IF or alt - tbat n tar @ Dy
Of yellow fever IN the place Without wishing to re-
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ton some asserting that the cases genuine and
otaers cGntehoing that they nave bilious fever and
Roth of the cases in disnnte are convaIas,ant and
confidence is already restored A few families have
gone to the country, and quite number Of persons
tem u@5I .lis UNNECESSARY aathl VIII pass oni ana
Dua,te1s O' Ae9uueu
Inc shreveport southwestern OF the 10th, has the
following items
EarIv Wednesday morning orr cororrnitr, no,
very n1necpssariIv fbraygn nf inansa axritspant b
renort that three cases nj valInvy faar Of tbs 1o
violent type, had broken out i'm town. 0n careful
invastpntinn we Fonnd that az ia ,Tnraral fs eoso
there were crave rpasnns far dnnhtinr ha trth ~
the rnmor the more esneefallv as }ha nbgs;cjana
themselves entertained contrary onininng m The Tat
ter Dnring tha esrtnn1ant The sfaomar Conaat ar
rived from New Orleans baving m boar tIe ss5
CLERK Verv sick He yvas eaTTed a short 5;stogee in
fbe rorintrv and died This inei1ant added fssj faI
to the manic and many nersons left far the eonntr
tod ynlIA
fever rasps had nr6vnd fafar ana stranTs ~ No
new one had been renortad = - -
The Postmaster.(3eneraI has re.pstabliabed The
ofFiaa al snnnnar Grove in ttis narisb ana oi,ta5
Mr. rthnr s Moore posftoaItar H. pafstn,ostaT
Cracker has been annointed Postmaster at Albany
Caddn narish
The njanters rive gloomy accounts og the cotton
rrnn fhrnnuhout tho parishes of fo5do and Dasofn
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Texas Intelligence.
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BY Inc steamer Magnolia which arrived from Gal-
weston yesterday we have full files of Texas papers
"a late as due The fnlIov,inr ia all the navya of In
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'els'o '-oI Wy Sotts'iHeu
MURDERS BY lNDIANs.-Ihe san Antonio Texan of
the 25th ut says:
Rv the kindness Of n Roar, who orr;t,ad II, ,,r
citv on the 99d instant with tha Cnfnrni TaiI NC
gather the following facts: Some nine persons. in
CHARGE Of drove nf 60O head IF cattle win soT1s an
mnles ana horses on their yvav from Tevas tn Cali
fornia we've attacked hp TnaisSns ~ I oorn Sr,-
hatween Fort Tancsstar and Fort Ta1 or ~ IY{h
inst and fonr Of tber t;Iie5 ND i5 9H r. Iae
bo f @ " + ,,lu 2 ~ iees
ynre ilnnnalintaIv obao9 oF tho Irga md tia Tnrg
rnshpd snddanIy nnon tban1 l-ilIinT tba fetr 1nan
TONED above st3mnedjnot ta tta and horses and
5rivin, oP yitb tba,, III tha ri5nobIa s,iraf ;+f
soma 5nn hned az tIe nattIa Tba Tnlians oisa ~
fonisa5 or aI,hrIarca iti 100 ,,a nnt5 - I'll
t5a tran the men I sgin tba; Tvs a
jII35ef g,as 1inIarad ord ffa mn Ia taI-e ~ t
t6a vanabes in the ambulance taken bv them gaS
$3.50. We are informed that military escort accom-
panied the train from Fort Lancaster and had left
mem blt snort nine before the ATTACK l. seems
some @ n - otbs bo we're es rarupo r ram y nac ~
with some 300 head Of horses and mules.
We further learn that mail party from Memphis
a 10 VI F9so 4Guag elgae men 9 crossed at the Pecos
Fort Dayssome SIX daps aiter the nsssin Of the be
Indians. Fears are entertained that they have been
Killed by the same party: Having nothing to inter
tgte Stn Ielt 9ialauIis eApeultlohs lhto mexico,
trv from the Pecos to Fart Days So I,oa;e In
noses and they make if nrotabe b s oF 1SIar
mnrdering emarants etc Tbe 1tory T." has - laar
liis Sl5 anus seS 1Als WoEh uds Teen car
rea On tete lor she past Ten years aud 81 late Is be-
of California and Tas should 99 nnta and ne egd soe
two hundred men to locate at different points between
the Pecos and the Rio Grande in order to break up
ms lnalan tral mo Mexico ana mus anora security
within ona Gar tha frayaj tbra1gb Ia A7zonia and