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From Tsras.-To the Captain Of the stea mship
Alabama, which arrived on Saturday from Gal.
weston, we are indebted for late Texas papers.
The mos. important item is that in relation 10
the U. S. Revenue Laws, which went into ope.
ration on The l7th inst, the Texas laws having
ceased to exis, ihn, day. The Alabama was
the frs. vessel that was entered under the new


laws. Tho Corpus Christi Gazette of the 4th
contains complete list Of the officers of the U.
8. Army on duty in Texas. The citizens of
Galveston are actively engaged in the cause of
public education. A. q meeting on the l4th, o
memorial TO the Log stature was voted. 1t is pub.
lished in the Civilian, and contains very com.
plimsntary alluson 10 the Public Schools Of this
irepie.