New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-22


lueF.c of The irreSiagty Of the mail service The
Pc stofiee ia this City q blamed for II. The pest
Mae depaftrnan4 promises immediate attention to
the matter. Il
The correspondence Of she same paper dated
t5sl.eareo, June 90, ~ 1856 has the following
iUSms;
me steamer ]. San Roman baslbeen at Roma
several DAYS, loading with lead and htdes. Inc
French are expected from Monterey with specie
to be conveyed By her to BruEnsVhs5y aud rom
there to Matsmorps.
The Americans who, Tor some time past have
been with the Liberals lave became disguised and
are leaving Dolly. Their disaflectien arises from
the faetof the libers party falling to comply with
the contracts made by them.
Canales is now -encamped eb9ut two leagues
from las Comas," He has with him about enc
thousand men but of that ore thousand there !
are only about four hundred effective, the re-
naming SIX huIs1red having nc arms, clothing or
horses.
Treginio ard Naranjo are near Carderefsa with |
their oolnmands. Eseobedo headquarters are at |
Chenat and portion of his command is at Rancho
Taso A Mexican merchant is now ia Ete Grande
city, purchasing arms for the Liberals.
The esceTt Of Canalesj having been sent out to
procure stock for the command, under the direc,
ton Of Gommandante Rivas, was surprised and
captures on their return to camp, by Cortlna S
band, The horses were taken frem them and some
1 of the escort detained as prisoners
| There has been considerable excitement III
| CamaTgo and 6Eier to-day, occasiened by the re-
| pora of the French marching on these cities Nec-
$3.50 ~ MA t in GyaYda ,it, ana tbas3 If
| Gfiaf III pnraa IT
/ Crops in this section Of country are excellent,
aad there Is every prospect ct reapihg Q tich
4 harvest.
II W hhdhotnn9, posltLVe LII si-sse papers res'sct
ing the train, reported in yesterdays CREscENr's
I,teIerrhnhic t77spatches to haze been carsnred
r,,, f,na. 49,, hit, ,.,es,t,src. n 4I,a ,sy,-ss Az
Al4o - II,
AeNlco' N7eH' olFeIa at'AFea ao l''3 H's" oL "''-
10th, ana On the following DAY left forCzsnarge Z;
and 4ts+ shortly after 4Se cCrvov's LEAVING.
s - s.; ,, 49, i+,l III Y , ,,,ror
L.eS Leso ...ts "'9 - I'll,
that the Liberals haa atlacked III 9nil commence
VAS felt tlatthe convoy could protect it, The
1,,s+;, % is a,oted as sovinr thet4hera
e -, - ~ riI,,ts t
$ Was eoEsluefaDte uahs9- ot the l1'V0sHi9 VtpEul
ing it. The following had been previously pup
lisheil in the Courier c. the 10th inst:
~, 45s irsti3ay out three A11striss7s dad from
sy,ns+rela ana tbrao others were ssroUuht hosk
s:..-5S As.4a .rTt ,,v,o ,r.,,,,
seriously S1eele9- 1ue sure 1cge- Palil l X
tne lehpedlaoh, + tepofteu ailoEs V-e NV a1A'is
Eeeehtly 5 ieg5uIl.o. s,1- ,,,=, -, az. "a.
s5Vefaf OBSERVERS nave saieiy aIb-Fso VA lIs stNS
q the RIVER
> The Courier of thaellth, publishes the following
: aesornt of the .v7vSl the schooner Elixir fran
q III. ~ ~, -
!. tii-s poat = y
4 BRAZos SzFTIAGo IE1-, juno II, LSbt
dtr. Edltor-(sne q the long expected vessel;
arrived OH the bar TINS morning PIT alas inc
cargo o. nlsfcass!ulse anu ~ y paPtIs teIt
destined to experience more q US s 9
o ny se9 y tel ~ ~ il,ii ~ 49, Il % lii
lose 70 oG III = ~,
4 ~ ~ NJ y. 81 49, - iti eso 4 75 $500
~ w. me poe 9eat' w1el i w. i eeS
. ~ o iit C t 49, Tb yt W. say ~ 49, III
It am Plos So,Nu i1li 80 y ~ RAJ ;th
4 @ SO ;5 She Sa,a mo 5aa1 yzetav ;nsi1e
F ~ ba an5 aer one f tF rra
~ .iiS 20 - , ~ 10 ef h. ad eob ts
,, ~ ~ to- 20 f f 5is gorr bs lIy
s6e was seen to fail off, NE could See he sai,
( to1ar the hreakers IN fi,e rnint Of Padre island
= Her rrIdday bsd been farrje7 eyyav ard no heir
= caul6 he given: the great white waves flashed
their kissing Whips across her, half-mast high and
swept her trembling decks.
VI The doctor held to the nigzen shroue to keer
from being washed overheard and the rest clupa
for dear life to the rigging. Slowly she rose and
fell, each time dropping with terrific violence
upon the bottom, and each time alittle nearer the
fatal point Of Padre. We watched her with in.
tensest interest. Mr.. WingTaye, with his little
pleasure boat Scout, pat of to learn her name and
see if any assistance could be given. A whale
boat, with a sturdy crew, pulled down also, bu
+ tee sea ran so high that they could not get near
| The whaleboat returned again down the swasE
> channel near the shore Of Padre Island and sue
eeeded in coming alongside. They took of the
! tpiot, captain and Surgeon Arthur, and brought
them to Brazos. We learnsshat the vessel was NOT
! insured, and she will probably be total loss to
her owners, as when she was left there were three
feet Of water in her hold BRAzos.
BRAzos DE SANTIAGO, June II. 1896
: Mr. Edito5.-The schooner Elixir Is t1igh on The
point Of Padre. and a hopeless wreck. Ali be1
: deck load has washed of, and she appears to be
full. The shore along the Island opposite is dotted
with the forms Of men running to and fro, and the
angry pFeakers aFs tossing ap9ye ner a0ome[
Loiln. 94e ~ set1llg 0eeg5E sup she SAND VITA
eFeIy rolls 1gt gaIe9 F4A pIoo@Dly ne Glmps
4 tetaly losl.. me pfeakeiH are llgheE ana white
slounu heF tnan yesssI2ayt aug hothlng can b
= a0le to"aFus SAVING any Sains Oh the wreck.
s.,,-. a. ,.4 'AA@os'
: the IohoWlhg Is the lSsSst lntelDgeace iron
Ate4ieo, contained III tle e0ou4leF. III Is only Il
tle ION Ut;
General Aymard has achieved brilliant saCces
on the bands of Brigido Torres. These bands
pursued for some time by the French troops Oh
both sides of the Rio de Lerma were trying to ge
back into Guanajuator. General Aymard had sue
= eeeded in overtaking them ontthe 10Th Of May, a
Frias "a hacienda, situated about six miles north o
. San Pedro Piedra Gorda. BnigidO Torres accented
the issue the French cavalry executed very hril
liant charges and the enemy was cut to pieces anl
dispersed with heavy losses. On the same 1ay
+ CAPTAIN Clary surprised the chief Cbayez's han,
al Potrero Killing him and nirlefsen men ana naT
!. turing soIpe arms and horses
General Manuel Arteara has received the an
pointment of political prefect of tie deuartr,eTE
T. If Auuaanalientes