New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-06-28

HIGU FErRr.cr --Nencee river lap baen ratfiro,
, - .[,..1, ~, - ~" zen 0'''7
up III ,A' ""'lu Vi la'e' me OIL bFo#h Tag says
INC l''o rams nave NAG the ehec' OF hoodlhs
llie VaIIey until the eXpanse of water measures six
miles in width. The ferry charge ia twenty-five
dollars The farriaoa ig os Iiob "a tbo ,.i,.or
M - ~ '+'sl % Nne II! 7'
procamation ordernr the annna1 necton oI tho o
first Monday in Anpnsf for Covarnnr T;amtonan+
Governor, Commissioned or the f,nnral and ST;na
members of the Legislature and Penresen1a+iyes in
the Congress of the Confederate States.
tGaive8ton Civilian.
FEGETABLEs.--Our gardens are teeming with
vegetables. We have snaps English peas cucum-
bers, squashes, tomatoes, Irish potatoes roasting
ear radshes, beets, cabbage, sheots, all in great
abundance. Texas is indeed land of plenty.
ILagrangeTrue Issue.
We have it from the best authority that there is
an old lady in our town who says she has assisted
in making clothing for volunteers for five different
vars and all she regrets now is. that she has not
lolly sons 10 hght BLACK RePubllcans., She has a
gtanason era now near Fort Pickens' III the Coneder-
dte service. lid.
AHe nro"ns'4ile T. lag IS III laVoF ol extending
'"e "eS'eih oounuaty Oh AeAas 10 the sierra Ne
'"ua'
rlon INT Dro"H''iI1e lag we cIlp the following
items;
Col. Ford has received instructions to muster
the force under his command at this place into the
service Of the Confederate States
1t is said that a very strong influence is at work
to effect the removal of the Custom. House from
this place to Point Isabel or Brazos Santiago.
MARGNE.-The schooner Andromeda, from New
oIIeans, Mhtch pace sue !ei1 on me ISL OF June,
On the 5tb Of Inne arr;rad ~, S1+nrd o5 2
dav.
DISTINGUISHED ARR1r,1-Fv. President Con7on.
fort, of Mexico, accompanied by bis family and by
0elor Iaheda, arrived from New orleans on sat
uiuay ldSt'
OUTRAGE.-On Monday, while the City Marshal
was ateiPns 70 ateso parry o MeALcahs VINO
beset Rv one Of the men with n knife and heinz
unarmed, was momentarily in great danger of his
llle; he attempted to retreat from the desperado,
srnc at him 9th nifa Besa rssnaig I' be
coming exceedingly impudent, and if a check is
not speedily imposed upon them, it will soon be
iilattei oi uanser " Travel outSlle ol 'o"h'
aJ an5 nath ia NueceS o"aSu III Po5toI, so nSs peen
States District Attorney Geo Mason FSn.
LIndanoa Courier.
The Ranchero saws that Gen, Harney owns con-
siderable valuable real estate in Cornus Christi
and suggests that it would bring good round sum.
THE CRops.-Our adgices from all parts of the
state are OF the most encouraging tenor. The
and w6aat horIav and corn are in s,nb nnan4itin,
AZ to nrornisa to amharree.. tbe barTesteIo I-;tb
sunerahundance of nroducts The cottnn cron is
comnr On veil and ranidIv Tho oroes ranCre aPnj
stock 9ro in fna rondition 1India5oio CnTTior
NV - '''io 'O''Di'0D' i'N0''"0''
FlGHTING COMMON ENENY.-On fast day in In
dianola, sermon was preached by the Rev. Mr..
rebar Tho cour;er sevo tba+ ofter +bo sor,ioor
'N 'lN' "i''' In0 90 'l'o
were over hanuSoine SUN was CORRECTED, ana
upon its presentation to Mr.. F. he thanked the
audience, feengly, for the kind manifestation, and
remarked that the so1aiars nrasant had olroaa,-
~ o. - r. ~ ~ a:oroo ~ - ,
tt,a+ ~ a+notnt ho Io7 hoo, +o1lar,
tnaV oI stra'esy' aS nc nau peeu taken colnpe1ely
by surprise. Upon which, Capt. Stapp took occa-
sion to remark: Mr. Fisher you mistake US when