New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-27
Tcxss Intelligence.
Tho Austin Gazette Of tie 2lst avs

Tho Austin Gazette Of the 2lst says:
We learn from John P. O6el, Esq, Of Titus county
who lett there on the 10th inst, that the crops
Northern Texas are very fine. n kaufman county
he saw corn on the l4th inst, which was as high q
his head and be is fully six feet in his shoes From
Belton down, the corn was about waist high.
: The Gonzales Inquirer says that the late heav,
rains have done wonders in that county. In severa
} fields the squares have formed on the cotton Th
crop Of the county from present appearances is esti
mated at 5000 bales. The corn which escaped fros
is in silk and tassel. The Inquirer says that tn,
people Of the counties west Of there are making tw,
dollars q day, BY skinning the deer that have dice
with black tongue. The disease has appeared among
the stock. but is not Of fatal character.
An extra of the Birdville Union furnishes tho fol
lowing interesting Indian intelligence:
JAcKsBoRo'. Texas, May 9th, 1859.
Ed. Birdrihe Onion We we're out on scout be
tween the Rrazos Agency and this place, on yester
day. and fell in with parcel Of Indians and fred on
them. Killed one Indian and one horse-the rider
escaped. We found in his saddle bags, which we
got from the horse meat six shooter pass from
MAJ. Ross, and one scalp OF of the head Of child
the hair about three inches long. After night we
were passed BY ninety Indians and twenty white men,
said TO be regular soldiers Some man calling himself
Deputy Q. s. Marshall, called for US at Jacksboro'
and threatened to have at any cost He threatened
to burn the town, or let the Indians do 90 We were
little way nom the road, and was not discovered by
to tovnMcnr eonsnap auu Delo1e gong
tina. company was n'see" s''ons ~ 'ne
ow HAa1ER
First ssrEt JACK CO.. Rangers
Here follows copies Of letters from agents onnd in
possession Of the Indians.
The people Of Jack county appear to have held q
meeting and passed resolutions.
These reairm their resolutions Of the 25th Deem
ber that all Indians found off the Reserve would be
Ahleo, ana tnsy encofse tne ACTIONS OF the Rangers
ID Killing the above Indian.
The following will indicate their future action.
7tb. Thai n The J1nit.d ctet.s otsoa.. 80,
fastei1 half ~. ;nt.,a.t s,as Ssels nau maui
nnrsn;nO Inc India. neret. - AZ sna e9eIgy, 10
H.. ~ n,trs vi " 1ne various muir
cit;ssns th.t a. h 4; nasc oeen conmtteo on our
III. so,,l5 is ;oe H. =. ,s isuS'ance, our amcnl-
an Th.t u , ,,rcca.5 49, y. $500 ssss. -,
Ynen into MINIS ~; =. =, ouI avalaole
~ 1. Ia the;r ss;rva ~ " lssoy q an tlmes
NAV ar,;ss 'A pisees whenever tne necessary
ath That =. al 4, 49,,
ss;t ~. VI ouI s's!e! coontles 70 give us
marchnr - orr AZ Uganzing companies and
1fth Thst % C.n ,1' M u Lellel.
the connmand ~ tha ~ Y oe appolnsea 20
~ @ ~ ~ Ioicss o. JacK county. Each
oA 1'''I y r. WoR RHoR.so, ch,,,,.
The Rrav;,. r1n;on s.... -. AA1,' ena''man
: ,, q - : - o eA -
Inc passes and papers found upon the Indians re-
movc AZ oonDs as 10 the perpetrators Of recent out
!. aaGes Oelhg tne reserve INDIANS When passes to
!. NJ, " FOX, Caodo ana three men, and to
. Dill ana Two otner Caddos are found, with the |
scaP g ca,ta igiLne haty taree inches long upon
person OF an indian IT is evidence clear and
caslse e. 70 VINO nave been concerned in the murders
e ooa aai q STARRED Agents las