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LATER FROM Texas. Advices fiom Texas
10 the 26th ult,, from Galveston, have been re-
ceiYed at New Orleans, by the steamship Ne"
York, on which the Hon. Charles Fonton Mer-
Ger, of Va, came passenger. The Texas con-
gressonal election takes place this fall Mr.
Pilsbury will be candidate for election, and
will be opposed by Col. Williams. The ac-
counts i'll regard to the cotton crop of Texas
are unfavorable. In some parts of the lower
country it is represented as total failure, and
though in other portions of the State the plan
ter will do better, yet the crop will inevitably
be short.