From the New orleans Bee, of Aug. "a
FROM TEXAS.
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BY the arrival Of the steamer James L. Day, we
have received files Of Galveston papers to the 22d
instant They contain little news.


The steamer China was aground at Port Cayallo
in a sinking condition.


News from the army to the 18th had been received
by the Day. Nothing further OF interest had trans
pired. As much uncertainty seems to prevail as
ever in regard to the movements and intentions of
the army. Gen. Taylor, il is said, affects no mys-
terry in regard to his designs, but limits his givings
out to the declaration that he will follow whatever
instructions he may receive from Washington. His
present orders are that he will make his hesdquar-
ters at Csmargo, and he will not move upon Mon
terry without instructions to do so.


Excessive rains have fallen in Texas rendering