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We have received the first number Of he "Cor.
pus Christi Ga-eue,"a neat and we'll conducted
paper Just commenced at the town OF Corpus Chris
Ii in Texas.


The Gazette states that many OF the old nhabi.
tants OF the place. who removed year or two
since On accoun. Of tho Indian Disturbances, are
returning. A road is now open from San Anto-
MO de Baxar AMI CastroviIle and is stated 70 be
the best and nearos. route from those places to
the Gulf.


A party Of traders at Corpus Christi from
Coroa rgo on the Rio Bravo report that Gen. Ans.
IA, with force of about 9, 600 men, was at Mon
,erey; and MEJrA still in command ofa small force
at hlu,amoras. The traders brought from Co
margo for barter a considerable sum Of money,
large number of mules and horses. and a quantity
of "paIoncns," kind of uhgrained sugar man.
ufac,ured in Mexico.--N. 0. Bul.