New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-26
Texas intelligence.
From the A,iasin Intelligenccr Of the nth we OK
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Texas . lnscn-ss"ss'
From the dustin Intelligenccr Of the 18th we ex-
tract the following
IN the Senate yesterday the Rio Granee war bill
was dscusseu ~ ~ N
rss amended. Some discussion then took place
about subscribing for the Gazette and lntelgencer
for ihe .en..gn ~ men, ~ inc country penoing
Nh Waterhouse took lis seat in the House and
Nj. Paschalin the Senate.
/ The House got into snarl yesterday upon the
j motion 70 print the Governors message in the
German and Spanish languages. motion was
made 70 exclude from It the Wigfallism, and par
ticnlarly the assertion that the condition of the
Sousa nov .e same W snat OF 1he COLONIES Just
m motion n nrnt Il n tha MI
the House adjourned = 20 :
unaer me JOINT resolution passed on yesterday
cll ant ~ manv tro,,s -. h ..s Iosernor lo
to suppress the insurrection and Invasion nn the
Rio Grande, the Governor has Commissioned Cant.
John S. Ford to proceed mediately with as many
men as he can get to the scene If action Cant
Ford Is also empowered to receive into service any
troops who may be already in the field, and to as
sumo me command until officers can be elected,
wh;ch thav ~ Le JOINT resoiuuon unuer
The State f,o,atta h.s ta,,, ;,e,ur,oa u, -
tleman ras;d;p. II rs+r,, ,,,,,,.,, AZ. ,.,,;,
the Ia.
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with thor, t,;v;n,, =
ca,;.x, xe..;ss $3.50. - wy oe.s ~.
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sss., 80 sen1eA , Y, s'aseu 'l.at inc spot
'''u noii coh-
va ,,i1.' s''o eaAesse mss no aoupt that
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81, $50. r. 49,. -, y sns A'.h says
noTther as We have aynarancea :, az T. s.aohs
nirht III wind caasad = bIn, "a AZ ..
m inch thick ri was On ali tho NO ~ th 900
We expect to hear Of the end If Yeiow Jack far
this season = ~ = 80" s"eA ~
~. nv. ss,.
Ing yehoW leser does not appear to have died
out yet in Galveston. From the 10th to the 21st
there were six deaths by the disease in that city.
No.h;n,, J. aa,s - a. ,.,., -. M,
Sso'nns s''Au y me heaith OF houston. Inc
Galveston News Of Tuesday last has the following:
A child Of Mr.. Rein died this morning from the
effect of eating poisonous substance, in mistake
for candy. Mrs. Rein also partook of the same and
was seized with commissions At the time Of our
going to press she was considered ont of danger
The Richmond Renorter states that az tba
arn,. 4, Ia, 1sse a' -. VI. "eeh
enuhg Tue A1li, 1909 pales OF cotton were shipped
y .nas place.
NJ t'epor.er INFORMS us that MIR. Adams, a con-
ductor. was so severely crushed between the cars,
at Eagle Lake, on Tuesday morning last that his
life Is desnaired Of
M -.
Inc Austn lntelllgencer publishes letter which
informs us that two of the employees on the Over
land mail route John Myers formerly of San Saba
and David Gilbert. Of Dallas county were MIR
-, o.. As oouns' "eie niuf-
dered ana scalped AZ the Mustang Ponds, on the
10Th.
The San Antonio Herald is in favor Of emn,or;n,,
J. ..a ~
" a ihi'ils 'iiat inoiest the 1ronuer,
and says:
We have heard IL stated for a frutb tI,ot q nort,
If fon Indians Who had hoan dsra Ii. party
where in the region Of our State Sorth of Anstin
had been traced to sort Of thick rocv ;pngIe ~,
several diarent occasions nv The settIers Sat IN IN
reaching this point the pioneer was nnahle 70 foi
low them farther. and inyariablv had tn ahandon
the search until some one of the settlers snorasted
the idea Of putting blood hounds upon the trail
when the Indians We're found to be secreted in the
Jungle which was surrounded nv a sufficient marty
and all four of them killed. Now we don't see any
good reason why this account may not be true,