New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-30

Texas InssIlsssnes.
On the 14th inst Msior T. 8, Nessl,bo,x n. 4. r..
dian Agent, wss murdered at Beltnep ~ Z ,cun~
man named Correct. The Houston TeleaY1ph -
We have two sceounss Of the a6sir. 80 3. -
Waco Wsy Bill, and the other by private 1e9s9r oG1
Dallss The following > sh1ssatjsily tIs eeccsn5
by the Way Bill sss'.-' 5ss '., q 1
Major Neighboa wss On Iii rstuyp nm rsw,evine
the Indians across Red rveF. 6sas7iye5 q BSIE1ss
on the 18th, ia the evening, asd whlls esulpe -
bis hotel TO the old Garrison on ~ 111 & a6ooe III
O'Clock A. n. be was aecosted " M Ns<px n, Who
and Cornet, lbrotberin-Aw 81 Murp1vJ - 8 Il.
Williams. Murphy asked Mg. N. u b ~ pspsslsd
that ne and certain otbers had stolen cestsin ks,
charged to the Indians at . certain time.
aes q e.s.ssoo ssd ,h.D never dd nt .od =.
he exclaimed On Lord ~ and fell dead. Ccssst =
a. nurphy's and not arrested. Murphy and Cospet
are pcsn Eoglshmen, keeping stage stand og -
man Cornet has shot man ones before.
GATE Of the 18th Ing:
had ksws s sst here two days ago that Hs Neiehbon
9! tne county, followed him out Of town, and
ashso ~ NM why be ealled him . borse tibet, Nal
n.a ;usIed ssound and put his hsnd On bis breast On
nersnn s - @ a,a 20 shos from some concealed
Pelson stfuek MIN on tbs breast md killed him.
seventeen buck shot entered hjs breaaf Nnrnhv's
gun was loaded. 60 Il was ri Lirnv As77's 81 rs
Inc bfazos river, as hae accounts, I'D risen 10
iees ~ the upper river, aud yesterday vs. IL feet
above low water marx at Riehneud ~ sjIi fi1fn9.
The Colorado also had rsen, sud W - m. ,
The Sherman north Tesiln ~ ~ ) II u
started from that plsce 70 Bonba9 HkeS y li11ar
has an account Of killing ID presf8o. r t6rf1 q
seven disguised themselves, baacksnea ~ 80.
went TO grocery and shot naa nsliet = q
and seriously wounded man BY The Hans u GEl1 i.
Messrs. Coffee and Saunders rstsgued " Asds1n
recently from the reported gold disginN II
tague county. Mr.. Cones, who vas minss r O.. =
fornia, informs the Tezan that b fe1sd ~ eel1
q gold, but that the particles ase - yesy sa =
won't pay" The Tezian adds: h = generally ~
Feyed that the gold found in Montague wns wsa1ed
there from some point higher up The river I'D %
this supposition, We learn that company u hsiag
raised for the purpose Of examining that pogtou q
the country.
The Dallas Herald publishes the folIowis9 lsltes,
dated Gainesville, September 10 !. ss9
have to record to you more Indian .depredatfons.
Yesterday morning abost o'clock, . parry of
Indians came up 70 Judge Hyerett's abcut ~ nlles
Davidson's, on Clear Greek, and drove on several
head Of horses, and attempted to cary oK negro
wonan, but finding they cosld not forcs hef o. t6ey
shot her twice with arrows, which win psobahy kill
the same time, several miles south, on Clear Creek,
the property Of Mr. W. Ritehie and other. nakinE
in all forty head OF horses stelen Or ninius.
~.
commenced their winter depredati0ns. 4 coanpany
now in pursuit Of them, but The probability II they
will cross Red river before overtaken. 4 safRcis1t
force should be raised to follow them home.
The San Antonio Herald publishes The following
letter from MI. Evins, dated Laredo, Texas, 6sps
tember lS:
Allow me through your columns to notify your
people, and particularly that part living between the
city and Nueces, that the country from hero to the
Nueces is just now overrun with Indians, who have
been down since the lst- citizen Of this place was
alta ked by them on the Nueces ON the lst int.
There are at least forty warriors in the party They
camped on the night Of the 18th in the edge Of this
town !; the 18th they divided in squads and put On
from the river, twenty Of them taking the Corpus
Christi road.
Fifteen miles out they killed one man and nor.
tally wounded another. On the 18th they appeared
almost simultaneously at number OF ranches above
and below town, and robbed and plundered the same,
taking all the horses they could find. The main body
proceeded down towards Roma, and stole from one
man two hundred and twenty i've head Of horses and
are now coming out Of the country with them. They
travel very slowly and camp at night. exhibiting no
fear whatever. They are making up the Nueces, and
will evidently pass the road from this 70 San AntoniA
to-day.
On the tenth we sent out q company of twenty
| two men to hunt them on the Nueces. They have
found the Indian camp, and cayallado, and are
guarding it until the Indians return. On the 18th
we sent out another company eighteen atrong 70 -
sist the main company. They are bound 70 tight TO-
every says, then they have no len than nixty
seventy warriors, for there is company 0per.
atng above town. They are go strong our citiiena
rather fearful about attacking, and in the
time the Indians are armed with all the conadence
necessary for hard fight.
They have now been in our midst eighteen days,
| easy to be found any day, and not gun fired Of
them.