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We Gull the following items from the New
Orleans Picayune of the l4th:--


A man named Flemming shot one Grimsley
with pistol on the 18th.


MURDERER CoMMIrrEp-Rober Mitchell,
the man who murdered VIM. Malloy, one of
the McKelvey Guards on board the steamship
New York on the Oath ult., was brought to
this city yesterday on the Galveston, and ia
ken before Recorder Genois. After hearing
the evidence in the case the Recorder commit
ted him for trial.


LARcENY.-Fritz Lawrence was yesterday
committed in full by Recorder Genois, for
stealing $40 worth of jewelry from James
Kremer, of ST. Paul street.


RoBBERY.-Irad Miriam gave information to
the police Of the Second Municipality yester-
day, that he had been robbed while on board
his fatboat at Lafayette on Tuesday night
last. II is supposed that Barney Dougherty,
who was arrested on Wednesday last, is the
perpetrator. Miriam had $3.50 in Indiana bank
bills and gold, and about $500 in uncurrent
notes stolen from him. Examination to NOR.
row.


Nor SMART ENouaH.-A man named AL
fred Roustein was arrested Yesterday by an
officer OF the First Municipality police, charg
ed with stealing single spur from Mr.. La
borde. He gave the officer a pretty smart
chase down Chartres street, but ran the wrong
way, and just as he was overtaken he found
himself at the watch-house door. When
brought in, he had the spur in his pocket aud
a large piece Of flint. stone concealed in his
coat.


PoINT ISABEL, June 7, 1916.


We got in safe yesterday, although few
OF the men had to foot II on account of broken
down horses. A small sample of the stan,-
pede in camp night before last caused a bit of
excitement, and rainy norther towards NOR
quantity of discomfort but these things, how
ever disagreeable, we are used TO. To say we
don't mind them would be stretching the mat
ter shade too far.


The Texian volunteers are in good health,
with one or two exceptions, Notwithstanding
their food has been scarce and Indifferent and
much OF the water on the route horribly bad.
The wild bulls in the neighborhood OF the
Colorado suffered TO some extent, a great many
having been killed by the men for their meat.
Il was tough as wagon tire, however, and re-
quired bark mill to grind and digest 1t. One
of the volunteers said that he intended to RIG
small one in his stomach If ever fate compel
led him TO travel the road again,


Our regular correspondent here has furnish.
ed you with all the army news stirring. | shall
push on for Matsmoras this evening or TO. NOR
row morning, and there Join some Of the com
panies advancing into the interior OF Mexico.


G.. w. X.