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FROM TExAs.-By the steamship Gdt-
res,on We have late papers from the new
State. The State Legislature Assembled
at Austin ON the 10th February. General
Edward Burleson was chosen President oi
the Senate; ii. p. Bee Secretary; Mr.
Miles Sergeant Arms. In the House oi
representatives, Mr.. Crump, Of Austin
counry, was chosen Speaker; James H.
RAYMOND Clerk; Mr.. Hardeman Sergeant
alarms. The official returns for Govern
Or give Henderson 500 VOTES; pr Mlier
1872. For Lieutenant Governor Zen
Darnell has nominal majority by the DIN
cill returns, but in several counties, from
which returns were noLreceived, II Is s'a-
ted that his opponent obtained malorIties'
and il was therefore asserted that Gen. ID
would decline the place.


The auAurati1n Of Governor was ap-
pointed u take plare On "Wednesday, 18th
inst, with appropriate ceremnnials. Inc
flag Of the Republic of Texas would On
The occa SION be lowered BY The voluntary
acton Of the citizens who have illustrated
il and connected it with The most honorable
recolleciions. and give place to the glorious
ensign of the Union. henceforh 10 be the
national standard of Texas, as Of her SIS
ter States.


The following is an extract Of 4 private
letter, dated ar Galveston. 2>ih ult.:


The Houston boat has this moment ar
rived, and the steamer Galveston l. ringing
her bell. Houston and Itusk, out a 5i
votes. have received D each. frr Senator'S
Gen. Houston is expected here every hour.
TO proceed on his way 10 Washington"


". d. Bal.