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II. foot companies wi Il rendezvous al Galveston
uh.,o t,ansuorts,;oa viii bs lurnishei. iaS
.,..mer Augusta, was 10 have len tho bfassos
81. Iaeo, on Monday night for Nov Odeans WIN
ten. TayIors call on the Governors Of L'uss'""s
Mi,sissipp and Alabama for 5000 troops. onoulo
Immediate relief no. be o nj 10 Point Isabel /" VIII
mos, probably, fall into the power OF the enemy I,
with all the army stores, aud tho destruction o'
the whole army, follow.


Gen. TayIor's wsrks 10 ffont oi Ma'amo'os
would DO completed on the morning Of the so,n'
a, which lime il vas expected the fire would oe
opeued on the city. Troops should not await 'he
call Of the Governor, as j, viii be week bsiore
j, can reach this place. but hurry to the Point Is
abel. as by saving that place only VIII we have
!, in our power 10 render the army timely assist
ance. Texan! you have now at last goriops
oppor,uni,y Of reialia,ng tho PERI iious Mex,
can. ,he MANY injuries they have done you, and
of carving that war into the heart Of their own
country the crueIlies Of which they have so oi!en
made you feel. -,


We are indebted for the above to Mr.. Ben. 5.
c raysn. who ha. just returned by the Monmouth
He informs US thai Capt. 'atlet left the army on
Sunday night, with Mexican guide, and passing
down The river, reached Point Isabel on Monday
morning Win 1eU. '" wv
Governor of Texas. The Monmouth was unable
to leave until Monday night. in consequence oil
haviag TO discharge, and take in provision to be
sent mo Corpus Christi for the volunteers as fast
as they arrive. These were left G. 81. JosePh's
whence the White Wing is now taking them to
their destination.


THE GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION.


With feelings Of regret at lis necessity, but oil
proud qualification at its spirit. which the occasion
so properly calls forth. we present our readers
the following Proclamation Of Governor pREw'


1t will be received by the people Of our State
not only with appreciation, bu: in sptrl, OF nr'
den, and zeaious readiness TO meet The con;in
gency it suggests.


We have nothing to adj to the brief. but point
ed and stirring appeal which our gnllnn. Com
mander.in.C Chief makes to the patriotism and gal.
lanlry Of our Citizen Soldiers. That such anaP'
peal will elic, prompt nd enthusiastic response
ihera is not a doubt banner.


The United States army under Gen. Taylor i
surrounded by the Mexican enemy on Texan soil.
Gen. Taylor has called upon the governor O
Texas for .24O0 ,rooPs--let Gal, eston shew IL
the world that they are always retdy for tho de-
fence Of their coun,ry-let ,l.om display the sam,
spri, and alacri,y that they did in 1912.


(Tropie.