New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-11

BUSINESS, neither England nor Anaerick WfH 49,
find d man to beat him. Ssyers most amply sus<4
iied the confidence which III Fspsss
agous boxer never wore the belt Of champion.
We trust the combatants and their friends viii feel
that enough has been done and suffered fer the
them BIRTH
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Texas Intelligence.
The Austin Gazette q Saturday last
The crops continue very promising. We haye
had considerable rain lately and go far as our I'D
in he hiFhsss spirita Tie sastIe, horsss a
sheep, are ~ flne condition The country hAe mt
been SO prosperous for years. Every department
81 business seems 70 be stimulated 70 an unllsuzI
activity A sF ~ lss
From the Dallas Herald Of The aa mss. Va *
tract the foIlowirG g9S9gg..s#
49,, fss - +. -, "
~ pa'yass sssssa - ~ Ply " 9Hs
OH camp 3ssss s.'is s9us
Ismper 2. Dsps. = sxs, s.
tnaL ne s.alie9 aoInskme u Maf0n, Ml.. ~ as@S
rae H. IT, W;ca ~ about ~ Sdrsa
go 49, IN , aov.s M 1870 -
charge. Among the number killed were Neorge
Steen, Dick Bonner of Prairie Lea Mr. AItey, gf
Bastrop, and MT. SulIett, Of San Marcos Captain
Conner had about Is men on the Ecouts two ~
whom were killed, making six ~ 81, Killed. Inc
number Of wounded i not given. The nnnsber Cf
Indians was between four and Eve hundred.
Capt Bprleson was IVY % the Mlchafas MalfIlg
for relniorcemen1s, sInls inIogmatlon COMES from
& reliable soufee ana W. M; Mlsssm py 81
nT TSa cparrssmouds Win ne nfsrnation reeeivef
from Major Bafu dated APRIL 6tl stating thiss tW0
trails had been discovered, leading down into
this Information having obtained II from Mi. Ghia
holm, who had Just come down from tie Canadian
Al gentleman INST down from Jasksberu brings
the Intelligence that the Indians entered the tow
Of Jacksboro ON the night Of Tuesday the 2Ath NIT,
and gncceeded III stealing several horses Thfs IS
one of the most daring movamenss that has yes
beer, made n ssS ss sSl
The same day intelligence was received 81 Tie
yindictiye action Of Gen Houston, jn king the
name Of Can't Hammer from the company III nm
gers, and substituting that Of Lieut.. defbex8,
| as CAPTAIN III tlie place Of Hammer They NeFe
iiisbanded. hut uuen the representation 81 NJ
Fauceft tiey came together again. reGaiysd ths
arms and inrned elected Hammer as Captain
1 81 the coulnanvz I3eSlt yanderhere having III
emntorily Tef,ssd Is scceut ths peao
4 to him by the Governor retxrninr 10 him his COM
mission The election III Hauurler ~ then fexi2a
| BY a vote from the citizens, which MA
4 unaninaousIv 81 zs
rha Ga snton,o fyaroid II "a H. Z III a5s "
1As e. Z ns'o ~ q
We are informed that the train Of Don Dplnln&9s,
| wealthy merchant Of Chihuahua, on ita Way "
San Antonio, was recently robbed BY ths. Illdlans
of about one hundred and forty mules. Tbs ron
| berry took place Just beyond the head az uey1Fs
river, at a water hole called Johnsons nun lag
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learn this by Che San Diego mail, which has Jusf
arrived. K7ss zS Z
The Herald publishes the following letter i n
| s.s s.a.5 ir 81 Ann d. lsea r
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Afessrs. Eat.0rs-we Aase ~ laassa ~ W.. n ~
any consiuefaps nseres. g sas
ia.s auols W ssa s,., NM IN f kssf
more nouois iso sns " xssts = &
soMfcss " M M II s sSs issss s H. s
rntn tnaI tnere haye neel t ss ~ 49,
al tne e sncs ~ ny sss En- ae
Citizens. since tie msrandng band went III VIC
ars sassllsu 10y 10y ~ n M M
sp.ss, anu s az S 10 < ost faror
h ~ - saal;na bopss N bat ts win
HUG g,iuss =, eee. H. $3.50 sssr sc
~ ntte M, =, .1 n I,,.at In
smeying parass sha.. 49, a., 1t ~ JnnSt
u'dns ny ta ,os rsI;shie Evidence ~ tis fact
botb ram nersonai Observation. and the testimony
Vi soou SilAes. ~ yt -. * - fra cs
parry y srge as niSce IA Waiia
meaS ~ a;,t ,,aa ebaSe this s,iace Tev re-
cresa, NJ ar,;ssS asvsra cnra mi xaie
manned anouI .ns @ ~ ' as tbsv
Wy nuu IN G III ssw II ~ gerht n al
pualsu y 10y u, E;d r; IN Ia sftI iuxS
NJ b5 Couch and MI. HAYES, of the same neighbor
5 No ahaa craaI IN the na;ohhnrhaa,i VIM
avan.iv v ma zone sn early tat morina. ID In
a, r gyada altar shaver n ri, glaiof
achs ,t a., satnra n,ar,, tLareafler
Ien ~ NY ~ 4rsa ~ s 80 aha rgs,
saW pal III hs 49, e
hsseL 1s t ssas M, MI il N
peen nsu ~ IN s.S a T.; e,,nnanv xsI
moof q sas hssn saan nraasonaIIy
~ hf thsu annear Ia pse eyery Caution III
S " laws wv NY set IT, 49, frs I,,re
GOOD reason. therefore, for the conclusion before
, stated. II they simply wanted horses, they could
7 easily get them and leave. sls
T visited Cant. J. H. Gonner's camp last Sunday
afternoon, on Richland creek, some thirty.flyt
miles above this place, and held religious serves
5 in CAMP Nearly all the men were In camp, and
more rentlenianfy reception and kindly attention
q have never received than Ibid from Capt. Con
q ner and his men. Capt. James Ne w. Hall, In
: spector General of Texas Rangers, was present 4
/ the dscarae Of his Duties and WILL no doubt, gyt
Q a favorable account Of the condition Of the com
d pany and their arms. It is not to ha expected o