New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-17
nOnlegtic MarEets,
Texas Intelligence.

The Galveston Civilian, of Monday last, says
The following persons have died since our report
on Saturday:
Buried yesterday, Sunday, Sept I2-Thos. CARR.
gan, Mrs. Alinda Strippleman, Daniel Hargan. P. II.
Foote all of yellow fever. child, Stephen Taylor
also died, but not Of fever This morning, Mr.. Peter
Abels.
The same paper Of Saturday has the following
The sales Of cotton in Galveston since the LIST INST
amount to full l5O0 bales, nearly quite all new
crop The qualities range from Low Mddltng to
Millling Fuir-the prevailing description being Mid
d. q for which the present rate is | cents per h.
The lbweso price ut which we hear any sale Of new
crop reported is IA for Low Midding; the highest
rate III for small lot, about forty bales, Mddling
Fair Dean Cotton. The demand continues good aud
MS will be seen by the accounts from abroad the
prospect is favorable for continuance of fair prices.
The Texas papers are still disputng about the re.
suit Of the election for &ssocate Judge and seems
that only the official returns will show whether Buck
ley or Bell has been chosen.
The Trenton News says:
We learn that B. W. Musgrove shot Richard Crook,
in Hopkins county, on the I'D ult,, killing him in
stantly.
The difficulty grew out Of a dispute abont d small
lake pond Of water, which Mr.. Crook had enclosed
for his use. Water must scarce in that region.
From tile san Antonio Herald Of the sth inst we
extract the following:
| gentleman from AtasCosa Informed us Yesterday,
TINT such prospect FOR mast has not been known for
ten particularly the pecans. This latter will
be heavy crop, and will be worth many thousand
dollars to the people Of Western Texas.
There will be an unprecedented amount of pork
ready for the market the coming winter, as the last
years stock of hogs have been added to this in con
sequence of their being too poor to kill last winter
All these hogs are now in the finest order and will
require but little to make them ready for market
Major Woods informs that Mr. j. Dunlop re-
Gently elected 9nt!er tor Camp Hudson was seriously
wounded by party Of Indians near Camp Hudson,
having been shot in the face, the ball entering his
mouth and emitting his cheek seriously. The san
Diego mail line brought Mr., Dunlop to Fort Clark
where they lett him slowly recovering from his wound
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New YoRz PotTrtcs.-The New York papers Of
the 10th announce the failure Of the attempt to fuse
the Opposition elements in that State. The Herald
says:
The Republican and American State Conventions
at Syracuse recommended business yesterday morn.
ing, after night spent in eudeayonng to perfect
plan for q union Of both factions. The leaders, how
ever, appear to have bundered wotulIy in their ar
| engagements They agreed in opposition to the ex-
tension Of slavery ia the Territories that some sort OF
registry law to prevent election frauds is necessary
that uaturalized citizens shall wait one year after
naturalization before voting and to unite their efforts
to defeat tile Democratic, or "pr0.slaery party" as
they term it. Bat proposition OF the Republicans
declaring that Congress has power to exclude slavery
from the Territories, aud little bambOa2ing on the
part OF the former as the division of the Offices
exploded the usionschemes utterly aud both parties
after expressing their opinions Of each other ii terms
more vigorous than polite proceeded to nominate
separate tickets. Here they are
THE REprBl.IUAN TICKET.
For Governor-Edwin D, Morgan Of New York,
For Lieut., Governor Robert Campbell OF Steuhen
For Canal Commissioner-Hiram Gardner OF Nj
agara
For State Prison Inspeetor--- Everest, Of Gin
ton.
THE AMERICAN TICKET.
| For GovernOr-Eorenza Burrows OFF,
For Lieut.. Governor Nathaniel S. Benton, Of Her
kimer
, For Canal Commissioner James R, Thompson, o
For State Prison Inspeetor-W, a, Russell, Q
1 Washington,
TnE E39uAToR,-An imaginary line which diuidc
THE CARLE,-A real line which mites it.
Missouri CouFRoslsE-Au Imaginary lie w6ie
n divided The North aud South
5 NATIONAL DIsGuRn tlhe result Of repeating tn
y Nssgnfi tnc,lA real line which divides the Nort
and South TFicksbQrg Wing,