LATER from Texas.
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Texas pa pers have been received here TO the lst
instant. ,e


The election in Texas has resulted in the election OF
P Henderson for Governor, and c. Horton for Lieut.
coyernor There were seventy iive members elected to
the Legislature. sixtyive of whom are Houston Demo
crats It was said that Gen. Houston would not only
himself be elected TO the United States Senate by large
majority but that he would also select his colleague


John Rice Jones' formerly Post Master General OF the
Republic. died recently.


Hon Timothy Plsbury has been nominated at several
public meetings as a candidate for Congress


Among the passengers who lately arrived at Galveston
was the son OF the celebrated naturalist, Audubon. lie
intends visiting the Western section OF Texas 10 obtain
archaeological specimens for his iather


The Houston Register Of Dec. Il says We have re-
ceved letter from Mr. Ingram OF Victoria III which he
mentions that fears entertained there that captain
Kechum of the U. S Army, had been murdered between
Victoria and Corpus Christi lie started alone from Vic
ora on the 25th ut intending TO procesd directly to the
camp of the L. s. Army Mt Corpus Christ. he was
mounted on an excellent horse and could easily have
reached the camp in four days But accounts have been
received from Corpus Christi the 7h inst and nothing
has been heard of him II believed he has been assas-
srated on road has been murdered by the Indians
He had been engaged for some weeks past purchasing
cattle for the army and impression prevailed that
he had large Of money by him. IL is quite probable
that he has been waysid and killed by robbers IL Is
possble but scarcely probable that he has missed his
way and gone by Of the prairie paths toward the
coast or toward Bexar. The people of Victoria, how
ever are confident that he has been assassnated be-
tween that place and the San Antonio river"


The Corpus Christi Gazette OF the lst inst states that
General Arisa with his force amounting 70 some l,cUO
or 900 men, was at Monterey Mejia was still in com
mand of a smaller force at Matamoras The party OF
traders from whom this Information was ootalned ar
rived at Corpus Christi the 22d u eleven days from
Comargo on the Rio Grandc They brought no news oi
Importance from the capital of Mexico.


Considerable sickness existed at Corpus Christi