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Duplicate files Of Texas papers, forwarded 70
o. by J. VI. Jones, our agent IN Galveston re'cneu
rs Yesterday through tho post.oiiice' we noice
little in them more than We gave In our paper oil
Yesterday. The health of the army at Corpus
Christi is said to bo cool. II was reported iha'
Gen. Taylor had expressed determination TO
ma rch im,nedin,ely 10 the Rio Grandc IN the case
of the overthrow Of Herrera. Tho Corpus Christi
Gazel,e of tho 22d lns.., announces that the kcv.
Mr.. E,!monson would perform divine service on tho
ensuing Sabbath. Tins is said to b. she second
Instance OF preaching in place containing mn
army o: 5000. and citizens numbering 1000
The same paper contains proposal 10 parents TO
establish "a well rnducied English school, Tney
have two theatres at that place the "Army
Theatre y and the Union Theelro." The former
one in which Mr.. Clark and his company are per-
forming. was attended by 900 persons on one
night But few ladies' seen in the dress circle;
nothing can exceed the decorum with which every
thing is conducted. An omnibus is aanounced
to ply between s.o KINNEY House and the Army
,hoa,rc... The Army Thca,rs,' lately erected
by the officers and gentlemen of the military SER
vice, was opened for the first time. on the evening
of the 9Th inst.--tte anniversary Of the victory
gained by the American army AT Now Orleans
The opening address, written for the occasion by
Leonard c. McPhaii, ESQ.,, OF the Medical staff was
received with great and merited appreciation. We
notice lha. or the of 25th inst, Maj. Bryant, the
proprietor ofthe Union theatre. The Major, though
no. we presume belonging to tho regular army,
will doubtless be literally pa,ronzod on the occa
sion by that body, ard have regular bumper for
his benefit.


The friends of Presiden! Jones have determined
to run him for seat in tho q. $. Senate. and the
indications of his success are very favorable.--
fBelf1.