New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-26
Texas IreHAsS.

l. We are indebted to the Hon. John ". Price for
copy of the Galveston News of the 10th instant,
from which we extract the following items
Major Andrew DAILY, of Houston, has been a1-
thorized by Brigadier-Gen. Eeberb 10 raise organ
lze and equp company to serve as field artillery
during the war. s-g
We learn that ". I. Mechlng, c. s. A., has been
rendered the appointment of Acting Adjutant-Gen.
to Gen Hebert. The Captain is now IN command
OF battery of light artillery at San Antonio which
is destined for this place.
.FL0uR.-Flour is selling in Nacogdoehes at So to-
81 per 100 lbs.
Col. GKEGG's REGIMENT.-Col Gregg having re-
ceived orders from Richmond to forward his regi-
ment to Memphis as soon possible, at once sent
forward, on the 9th inst, six companies from Mar
shall. The others were to leave in few days.
MUSTERED N.-Major Haskell, C. 8. A. has mus.
tered into the Confederate service, at Victoria,
Capt Phillips infantry company, Capt. Rupley's,
Capt. Bass and Capt. Persons, and Capt. Beau
mont's cavalry. The camp is six miles from the
town.
NACoGDoCHEs CoTNTY.-This county is raising
five companies Of volunteers for immediate service
| in the State. A light artillery company is to be-
| added. ~. 81. ~,, .-M.., =.
, ORDERED TO MIssouRI.-Col. W. 2. bocke's State
| Regiment, chartered n Van 2andt county, has
been received into the Confederate service for one
| year, and ordered to Missouri at once.
| SIBLEY's MOUNTED RlGADE.-On the Ilth Col.
Reily's Regiment, the first Of the brigade was COM
pleted. 1t numbers 800 men, of five companies
| from Eastern and five from Western Texas Seven
| companies were mustered il at San Antonio for
\ the second regiment, with three on the way to fill
itup. Five companies for the third regimentwere
expected daily. Two have left Austin, Robards'
and Wilkes. ~ E@
| FRoM Ell PAso.-Adyices OF the 18th ult. from
| Ell Paso have been received. Col, Baylor's head
quarters were at Dona Ana Capt, Hardeman's
| company were at Fort Bliss, and Capt. Hammers
| at Fort Clark.
| SuppL1Es.-The segun Confederacy, of the 11th
| inst, says: --r- &C.
| There is nothing here for which a ready sale,
and at fair prices, cannot be had, excepting per-
haps, stock cattle and stock horses: Cotton
can be sold in any quantities at or 10 cents the
| pound. Bacon Is selling at 10 cents. Lieut. 7. N.
! Minter of this neighborhood, Assistant Quarter
| Master, wishes to purchase for the use of the
troops to be stationed at Millcan, 10000 lbs. for
| which he gives 10 cents Barley has been sold in
large quantities near Seguin at rs cents the bushel
| Corn is worth so cents in San Antonio, and some
Of the citizens of this county have had it hauled
| for them at 10 cents, yielding them so cents for
their shelled and sacked the sacks being fur
| nished. Oats, we suppose, will bring nearly as
| much as corn, though we have heard Of none hay
| ing been sold. The Government has been buying
| mules at a fair price, All of the good cavalry
horses can be sold at fair prices to those wishing
to enlist. Beef cattle are 10 be taken from Texas
for our army in Virginia, Mr. r. P. Howard having
contracted for large number from fhe lower part
of this county, to be delivered at New Iberia in q
few weeks. The price, we believe, IS q cents
gross --s-5 ea
/ 4 SMExICo.-The quarrel between the two opposing
parties in Tamaulpas continues without any very
! striking results, save that the Mataul0ras mer-
chants have been made TO pay another forced
| loan. s.-
/ COFFEE CoME-We were surprised yesterday to
find on the manifest of the MeGrs, from Vcksburg,