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LATER PRoM TEXAS. Advices from Calves
ton to the 5th inst, have been received at New
Orleans, by the arrival of the steamer Calves
ton. There is no further advices from the ar
my. 1t. Kingsbury and DR.. Russell, of the
army, came passengers. The loss of the steam
or Potomac is confirmed. The Galveston Ci-
william says, that Walker, the Texas Ranger,
declines the post of captain in the new regi-
ment of mounted riAemen, This is doubted.
Reports of rather an indefinite character had
reached San Antonio, that the Mexicans were
concentrating large force at Preside de Rio
Grande, for the purpose of marching against
San Antonio. The report failed to excite much
alarm among the Texans.