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FROM TExAs.-Tne steamshiPAe Capt. Philips, arrived yesterday, a from Galveston. We received or but they contain nothing of imperial

 Tefas Le9islairc.-Mr. McknnI | duced a blll placing Texas yoluqleeI naval service on the footing ol Yolul the army of the republic.

 The Committee on Elections hay ted bill yaeating the seat of hr. of Houston city, which was coaiesif] McAneIly; and Mir. Navarro made a 7 ruling the election altogether

 Senator Grimes has inirodnceda king an appropriation for the nay late republic, and if it becomes h, be but taldy jusuce to brave meal important services long neglected.

 Mr. Gillian moved for the appoa committee, whose duty Il shall DE inc what mail routes will be neces'a well being of the good citizens ol and report on 1t early by'resolal.l0n .' wise. This we deem as most my the best interests of the county commendation of our Legislature subject of our mails, cannot be W weight with the members oi Co'g1 copy from theGalyeston News;-l'

 E. The secession of some oi lag J z States of Mexico from the conlso' for some time been freely spoken event in the chapter which IS oln probable occurrence, In relation p ihern conlederacy of the States Leon, Coahuila, 1amaullpas,, , anu ..l Zacatecas and Lan Luis de fo'0s model of the United States, the oS.P z. Gazette says there is not d0pO,, ;. that they have already organizes ','asle a',' their independence, unless ples'a ao, toward events," such as the ,'1g ,lI pF, Gems. Ampudia, La Vega and ''nd., H0l', troops and the editor eoae,uas, 5 .oo; statement that he has prili'e" sot IT proclamation and accomPany"ss said confederation.