BY this Evenings Southern Mail.
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From the N. o. Tropic, March as
FRoM TExAs.-By the steamship Galveston,
Wright, which arrived yesterday, we have Calves
ton papers of the 2lst, and Houston of the l7th.
The pending congressional election was producing
but little excitement, there not being opposition
enough to "sart a breeze" Hon. T. Pilsbury, a
candidate, was to address the Galveston people on
the 22d. Austin dates are to the llth. Many laws
are in progress but none oa general character have
yet been passed. The citizens Of Austin in &C.
stacies at the arrival of the Kate Ward, the first
steamer that has ever ascended the Colorado to that
point.


News FROM MEXICO ExrEcrED.-The brig Oce-
ana was in the river last evening" seven days from
Vera Cruz. She will probably be up to-day.