New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20

there is any other man in America who can say as
much Telegraph.
a Texas Norther must be an agreeable visitor
at IL on certain night in January last the tner-
mometer stood at Ga, bat by sunrise next morning
it hadfallen to 27.Fs9 Sa ,1slsa 5fsE9Y, FEW
RopBgRY OF 4 LARaR TRAIN.We learn that a
very large train on the way from bfoWnsyilie ~
this cityswas robbed between the SAT- lake ana
the Cafdenaya From the circumstances attend
ing the matter It Is more than probable that 1t was
one Of Mr.. I. NJ. viilareai's trains, which con-
tanned goods to- the value Of about twenty thou
sand dollars. One of Viilareals trains arrived in
this city 4 day or two since, it having been at
tackled on the way BY . party supposed to be the
same robbers, but being well defended the bandits
were repulsed. The last mentioned attack was
made IN the night by very large party o.
mounted men, hut not one word was spoken which
" saF I'M 3 7s9S Isl Isan Axtnnio Herald.
THIRD NgcHtG AN---We understand that the arms
which had been taken from the Sd Michigan
Cavalry have been restored to them, and that the
regiment is now duty except the leaders in the
recent mutiny, (about fnety who are still IL
confinement, undergoing trial by cortnartial as
speedily as possible II Ibid. ,tgjs.
4 EReNTIER Posi-. r.--There have recently been es
tablished on the frontier two military posts, one
being located on the Nueces river, and the stner
n at Camp Verde, from which points scouts are con
dnually departing, securing the country eor n
i dinus, None have been seen lately, as we under
Il stand ana no depredatioRs in those sections nave
4 Seen oosnnitted. tits hoped that the government
Il authorities will continue their g IenasI
secure life and property on the frontier pul 2
this several more posts VIII rave 70 ~ esss'U sas
II Gshed II Ibid astf 49 ~ ~ s
fThe Herald pays the a,igh'o oonpliment 70 the y.
i S. postofice department of stating that ie.eers
i which should be received from Galveston IN tnree
4 days are one month end Eve days on the journey.
4 ANOTHER SHoorrHG AFFAsR.--We hear Of an
other shootng affair which occurred night eeIore
\ last, in house west of the San PEDRO creek, oe-
| tween two Mexieans and two soiderS, IN Wnlcn
one Of the Mexicans shot at one OF the SOLDIERS,
hut missed him, the ball strklng Woman y g .he
all We can learn in COMMISSION with It. The city
|police were shortly On the spot, but no one coua
Be found who seemed to be Implicated. II Herald
GIN. CARAvASAL. we understand that q GEN.
eral Carayaal dnot Jose Maria) has arrived in this
city from Southern Mexico, on his way tY New
York. This gentleman, we hear, is very wealthy,
and is prepared to extend the loan OF the thirty
millions which the Juarez government authorized
to be received in New York. bearing interest. If
this be true, will materially brighten the aspect
Of affairs, taking view from the Liberal sde.-ilb
There was an extensive fire in Austin on the 4th.
Loss, $50 900, on which there was no insurance.
The principal sufferer, pecuniarily, was Colonel
Geo. w. Glasscock, who estimates bis loss at $685.,
600. Six or seven persons were severely injured
by falling bricks.
! Five hundred dollars were realized from the pro-
ceeds of concert given in San Antonio in aid Of
the . Hood 's homestead.''
/ ANOTHER SHoorING AFFRAY.-Friday morning,
about I'll o'clock, two Mexicans got into quarrel,
when one of them seized a gun, and while in the
act Of using it, the wife Of of the men jumped
between the parties the gun going off, shot the
unfortunate woman through causing instant death;
the men are in jail awaiting trial. Herald.