: From the ~ O. Je6srsonian.


From Texas.
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The GalDeston came in last evening
at halfpast eleven o'clock, in "a
hours from city to city.


The Corpus Christi Gazette has pa,
pers from the city Of Mexico to the
2lst ultimo, and from Rio Grande to
the 7th inst.


The Hon. John Slidell left the city
of Mexico for the United States on
the l7th ult. He was furnished with
an escort, but passport was denied
him; he not being recognized a spe.
cial Minister from the United States.


On the 18th ult. all the unattached
officers of the Mexican army, we're
ordered to repair Immediately to the
Rio Grande, to join the troops.


The Galoeston News says:


''lt is more than month, we be-
lieve, since DR.. Jones received, off.
cially, the act OF Congress extending
the United States revenue laws over
this country. The collector under the
Texas tariff has sent to inform him
that Governor Runnels is now acting
as the duly commissioned Collector
under the United States. But Doct.
Jones makes no response"


The Civilian says:


"We are informed by the Collec-
tor, Major Cooke, that he has received
no instructions to cease the collection
Of duties under our Tariff, consequent
ly, vessels arriving in our port as well
from the United States as from other
ports will be required to enter our Gus.
tom house as usual, until the action Of
our legislature now about to convene"