New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-20
Texas Intelligence.
From the Austin Gazette Of the 14th We exr

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Texas Intelligence.
rro,n DC nzt;n f.azette ~ tbe 1Atr, re axtrs
rum VIC Auss'a 1890 5 " ''4e tes'' VIZ 0'
she following paragraphs
The crops IN this region llfsle @ nc dam
age from tae iaost Ing plosPee ~ Ut P'an. Fl
~ hnss besnxa Ths csrtainty n raiiroad cnn.
y s9pe t M robabIitr IL nv N
D. 30 ~ ecsnsras;, harra ~ ;,isny ~ na~
a m into ersrv cbanneI ~ buafnass and abnve
MI she nneaualIsd fertility Of our soii and the an
ernr; Nh " aur cizsns hys eoutrimted Il brio
en- pnr homes. S'
Wa are ained IN ,earu that tle hodv ~ Mr. lain
rararda ! !, ared and reanectaf,ta eit;zan "a fhia
aw aui 20 80 sai hyusaIir ,anrdsrad near
S;a mas @ Rear @reek Hs so was Ied
LIZ nas 49, - ~ r. T.b., rranay : - 'sz
- - 80. e 4. u y NJ I'LL. ~
The san Antonio le4ah Oh s'ie iesn 1ss s''e 'ot-
lowing
We learn that report has reached town.
through one of the s. d. mail passengers that Ser
geant Libbey, who testified against Beardal, at the
trial Of the latter found killed az short dis
lance from his camp near Stockholm. BeardaM
was said to have been seen in the neighborhood,
and as 1t was known that he had threatened to Kill
Libbey, the crime is laid to his charge It will be
recollected that Beardall was found guilty OF the
murder Of Louis Vahr but escaped from the jail
Of this city before sentence was passed.
We are informed that on Friday night last an
ARRAY took place . near the Mission Conception,
| two Mexicans, which terminated in the death Of
one q snsm. Ine maa kllled received nues
deputy Sheris of this caunty heard Of he affsir
and Fastening to the apot arrived before the death
4 Of the wounded man, but the guilty party had es-
capped, in all probability to the Rio Gfande.
The Austin Gazette has the following =, regard
KendalI,s sbeen rancbe -
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Ven nave prlyate note IRON nal: Kendall, dated
sa sfw On ne M as 2 Wsn sesss
traordinary good luck with big sheep ia Blanee
county. ms losses curing me past unusnahy celQ
and severe WINTER nave peen less tnan any season
slnce oo-o, WINS ms sneep maus neafiy IeDisa 4. "
eS dev aua ;sssss fo ~ ~ N
from coo, exposure ana gisease. rom iss OF mo 70
| vemper 20 lss o. Aprh % .ne present yer. ihn,
considering tnat ~ prlncipal no . haVs passsa
me WINTER Witnoat saeiter, anu Win NO otner Io0o
than wnal tney Gouia crop IN me pralIiss, speaks
mol little ior texas e q WOOL prouIelhg Sta.es
espsG;lany wnere ons mas acchnaleu sheep q tne
80 $500
/ Maj. K. also informs US that from oath March to
4 LIST April, he had an increase of over 400 lambs,
and by the LIST May he hoped it would reach 1900,
and lambs which will average Meriney and shear
pounds Of fine wool on an average His focks
are giving an abundance Of milk, and he has every
reason to hope that he can raise all his lambs It
certainly seems to us II sheep go through such
winter the past without loss, and come cut Ia
a good condition our old editorial contemporary
of the Picayune, it seems to u.s. we say as II they
could go through almost any thing, especially when
acclimated and Of good stock
From tbe Weatherfnrd News Of the 9Th inst We
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eAtrace tiie ioioMiis ss
We have just received the information that .
man by the name of Cross was killed by the Indians
some 60 miles West of this place few days since.
BY private letter from Col. n. II. johnson, we
learn that he IS Dus1ly engaged IN raising the ne