New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14
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Texas Intelligence,

Texas Intelligence.
The Galveston Civilian of Thursday last says:
Not single interment took place in Galveston
Although thers have been few new cases during
the past week, Ne general imression IL that the
yellow fever is about to dissppesr. Some seven
occurred, and II is evident that tie vsitation bears
no comparison, in eatent with the epiJemics which
have heretofore vm5ssd the city, ~
On the 7th and sh there we're I've deaths in
Houston. The Telegraph reports Dc number 81
deaths thus far this season a rs; 40 tbss de
fever is notably abatiae there, msinsy ffom the
want Of subjects. The whole number d cases has
been between 1000 and 1509s
The Telegraph also saysS
We are panied to learn that one or mose eases
Of yellow fever have made their appearance n
Hampstead. We had hoped that the late hosts
would have prevented the injection from spread
ing there, and we hope yet the reports are exGg<
gerated As ii came TO us yesterday, there lsd
been Aix or eight new cases this xeek.
The Galveston News says
We learn from correspondent that Capt j.
Henry Brown left early this month with his cons-
pan5 for the protection Of the fronier against the
mo .haan nsuisions. \ was expected that during
.nls month the moon would favor observations,
anu CRADLE The company to detect the movements
OF tne sayages We trust with the writer that the
eg's,atnre will DO something to relieve
Ihe me-, exposed frontier, and afford the protection
withheld by the Federal Government.
Ihe Ro erande Conference convened at Goliad
on the: :2gsh. sys 8E4s
4 The Messenger says that the stage. running be i
tween that place and Helena was lost IL he Eeeto
creek lately, when it was mnch swolisn BY the
rains.. 9 sasose
I, A young lady passenger came niRh being
drowned;; but the driver succeed in reaghiur The
opposite side- and in securing the young ladJ ana
the mules bat the hack was carried down IN
stream. The mail bags, however, were found.
The Messenger learns from private correspond
ence from Tennessee, that large number Of eni-ss
grants have started from that State for Texas
From pixies Peak.
Fromlthe Rocky Mountain News Of the 9th ult-
we extractthe following intelligence
7 THEArRIcAL.-Sam Hunters benefit drew an
|, overfowing house at the Apollo Hall on Saturday
e evening last. The entertainment was decidedly
t the best of the season. ss'7sss
> Last night Tom Thorne took benefit. He drew
# large house and materially increased his former
/, popularity. Tom is rising star.
y On Saturday evening next that charming lady,
n Miss L. Wakely takes benefit, on which occasion
will be presented "Sill Water Runs Deep and the
s. amusing farce OF 1.-THE Siamese Twins.i' The
er e. company will be supported by imposing array
u Of talented volunteers Arich treat and crowded
2, house may be expected. Secure your early
y si Reeds Theater vas first opened on Monday even
M ing last, by the s-Saboa Minstres I, who gave =
m highly popular entertainment. The house was fsIl
ne to overowng- many being unable to obtain seats.
ny They gave another exhibition on Tuesday evening
en- to full house. Thir next entertainments wiz be
ne given on Saturday evening. See small bills. :s
;q- SELECT BALL.--Mile Haydee and sisters viii
1t give select ball at the Apollo Hall tomorrow
evening. Let lovers of the amusement attend.
ort Mr.. Mcclure has shown us hundred and
fortyeght grains Of wheat the yield of two heads
in n the garden @ Of the Mess Pakso1 e
out accident in patch Of corn and it is supposed the
ny seed grains were planted with the corn, which
ay, planted about the first Of June. The grains are
t1nau
at have seen in the Western States, and fully
the equal in size and weight to the famous wheat Of
California and Oregon.
We have no doubt that the millions Of acres Of
Re- our plains and mountain valleys will produce wheat
rom that for quantity and quality the world cannot
fol, excel. Ink
ioi- DIR. Middleton who has recently returned from
the South Park and Tarryall diggngs, reports the
Tay miners doing exceedingly WE'LL There had been
son, two falls of snow, but it remained the ground
ton but short time, and up to the time of his depart
in the weather was fine for outdoor operations.
his Messrs, Heaner, Cooper \ McLain discovered
tn gold in the Clay county lead on the 5th of July
nee began work the first week in August, have aver
He'd aged eight hands working since that time, Give be
hen side themselyes and have taken out $s642 at
1red expense for hands, provisions TOOLS etc., Of abou
ght the I'D Of October They took out the last weel
en- in in four and half days. $685. being the best week
der work of the season. Largest yield in one day
rand $224 70 least day work, 80 They have reache
nty in their mine depth Of sixtyfour feet. At thrt
feet deep they dred hundred feet the leat
trial Their mine is steadily increasing in richness
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Flint New STORE AND NEW GooDs.-The thousan
eds ladies' Who this rea e croysa co,rx AZ ma ~
two 49,, ~ at..d y. ~ I. NJ = j, tr..,.n,
rites - , % chrt s,a, ba n. ha H., , 4 ,a;
M stock Of millinery goods bone.s Artificial flowers ribbon
feathers dress trimmings, etc One Of the items Of his soc
nber largely worthy aenon IS neaua lo' 1aaes dns maj
hers, Inc hAe oi "iAen s ' zen seo seen, anu "nc e o's
bers be seen TO he ihese are onerea of ae
ada we fancy tha there VIII be rush 10 ~ ohartfes s'ree
an -~>&-------s l7-
20 To B. PIFFET SoNs.-These famous dealers, Who'll
sne and retail in European and American fancy goods Dire
trimmings toys Canal street, will make display
tnel their peculiar merchandise this tanscending
ent which in past they have aWays had
few Probably arge stock OF fancy and wares
II got together anywhere that which they have laid in
magazine Of nondescrpt goods The ch
SANTA with spend fancy their the
Sat purchase bill any amount and do 1t
perhaps than elsewhere the continent fox
for Europe and the North the terms only secured
onte. long experience and extensive dealings,
Times FAsHIoNABLE CLorHING.-Mr R. Pitkin, Is a
Camp street, has in great stock Of fashionable colhi
wood, anu senuenei soeas a. -
1ledo, Is m 'ne ,.' @ !, ,. M w - w. So. ~. 80 sa A. ~, Nh,
most eress 10 10 ''''"s @ M M ., , is - - -.
nj his ioeas oi s.ye n"Ae anu anu , Z. ~ -, - -. 8 - -
e life wear. vi youths anu po.s e.o''ns e' ~ ~ q
ar Pikju lnge little whom their father
M nm mothers take l and Is Camp street to be fitted out
be geed tiptop style with neat and durable garment
any which may be selected. We refer to advertisement
at Mr.. ,.,u cn,7r Enrvcu u ,rs Mr. Tbomas
fall and ~ ~ - !, ~. f,,,, .t ts. an
ubished i'fhe't nv pe ff f.2lN = y, ez.i. = g -,
is that rum NO. H. ms morning ahn'"''e' ' p ~ y -
un of imported and cassimere for dress
and; business wear these he has sale everything in
for to do hat and cap way Broadway agony Of lad