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From Tsras.-We have papers from the Stale
of Texas 10 the 7th inst, brough, by the ship
Galveston, Capt, Wright, which arrived yes,er.
day. -,
a large party of traders from Camargo arrived
large sum of specie, and quantity of horses and
mules loaded with pel0nces. The traders men
toned that there were no troops at Cana rgo. nor
along the line Of the Rio Grando above Matamo.
ros There were only six or seven hundred troops
at MatnmSrcs, and only few hundred at Mon
,erey. Arsta remains at his ,cenda near Nom
terey. He is viewed with much suspicion by
some Of the editors at Puebla. They have charged
him with being friendly to the Americans, and
accuse him Of having enriched himself by SELL
ing provisions to the U. S. Army. A large flock
of sheep was driven from tho Rio Grande few
weeks since and sold in the American camp, and
the editors say these sheep belonged to Arsta-


From various sources, the editors of the Hous.
ton Morning Star learns, that tho people of Laredo.
n Mexican town. or a town inhabited by Alexicans.
on the eastern bank Of the Rio Grande, IN San
Paricio county, and the vicinity desirous thu.
our government should extend its jurisdiction over
that town. They have boen harrnssed SO often
bv the Indians. and have received so little pro,ec.
lion from the Mexican government, that the place
has long been declining. twas reported on the
western frontier, three weeks SINCE that Gen.
Taylor had ordered two companies Of Dragons to
take possession Of the town. and hold it Until
further orders were received. If this report is
correct, we may soon expect TO hear that this town
is in the possession of the y. S. troops. The
estnb bishment of military post at Laedo hy, the
U. S. government could scarcely be regarded by
the Mexican government as creator cause Of
offence thnn the establishment Of a post at Cor.
pus Christi.


Houston.


DR.. Ferdinand Roemer. distinguished Prussian
naturalist arrived in Galveston n few days since.
His visit is solely for scientific, purposes, and in
pursuance Of those objects he will make tour
through the country.-DsIia.