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by the arrival Yesterday, OF the steam.
ship Galveston, Captain Wright, we
have Galveston dates up TO lhey2lsl.


The Civilian Of the 2ls, has the fol-
lowing which may be of nnres! 10 orr
commercial readers;


! he government of Texas has remit.
ted the extra Eve per cent duty. hitherto
levied on merchandise imported in u.
States vessels, as that government is no
longer regarded as beng upon the foot
ing OF ''nallons not ntreatv with Texas" :"


A mail rider was recently sho, at by
Indians near Austin, but fortunately was
missed and escaped unhurt. 1t was
thought by the Wacoes. The Register
inimales that many hostile Indians are
proving about IN The neighborhood of
Austin, and although there is company
of u. S. Dragons and company of
Rangers at that town, the editor goes on
to say that ".s'alonary troops are abou,
as efficient on an Indian frontier as sta.
Tonary locomotive on a rail road. -
There is much truth in Ibis.


The Hon. Anson Jones was at GAL
weston at last accounts. The pap rs al
so chronicle the arrival .nf Capt. Todd,
bearer .! dspatche. from Washnglon.


A party Of Mexican traders was lately
robbed a short distance from San Anlo.
MO, on their return to the Rio Grande.
is supposed that the robbers were
few renegade Americans who have Been
proving about San Antonio for several
~


The latest accounts from Cornus
Christi represent thal,he heaIh Of the
United States troops had materially i'm
proved.


The unusually inclemeni winter has
caused great suffering among Cuman-
che and other Indians. Many of them
have been in at 'rorrey's Trading house,
and were delighted to procure the blank
els sent them for their nse.


According 10 the Houston Telegraph,
ten dollar notes on The Bank
Of Louisiana are in circulation in Texas.


Since the above was written, we have
received Galveston. dates one lav later,
trough. blythe steamship Alabama, Capt.
Windle.


Young Audubon, the naturalist, had
arrived at San Antonio, and had been
well received.


The editor of the Galveston News.
who has just returned from Western
Texas, has published many interesting
eilers describing his wanderings. He
describes the country as in every way
prosperous. Picoyune. j