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Still LATER FROM TExAs.-By the steamship


New York, Capt. Philips. we have Galveston dates


to the afternoon Of the 81 inst The Tsxss NsfisnsI


Rssisf Of tho oath u!t published Austin notices the
arrival Of Captain Coleman from San Antonio. He an
nounces business at that place exceedingly brisk.
while great numbers Of strangers pouring in. The
" g. Dragons under Major Fauntleroy had moved their
quarters to the Olmos Of the head springs Of tho
San Antonio river, few miles above the town. Pre-
vious to their departure the officers gave grand ball,
which was attended by sll the principal ladies Of the
place, Mexican and American, well the citizens,
and went of very pleasantly. From the paper
learn that the gallant Maj Hays recently visited the east
bank Of the Rio Grande at the Prcsdio and sent
detail to the Mexican the purpose purchasing
beef The male portion Of the Inhabitants fed In Disney
at once, but the females stuck BY and fsndsngo was
soon got up at which they appeared and watzed to the
notes OF buge Hays sent word that he should remain
couple Of days during which time he necessary sup
Plies were purchased It was supposed that large
Mexican force was in the vicinity. but no discoveries
made No less than three hundred smgrants from
the States recently crossed the Brazos the Wsshing
ton ferry in day Thousands Of settlers moving
towards the healthy lands in the 0uadsloupe valley
Captain Ketchum, for whose safety his way from
Victoria Corpus Christi great
tained Is safe and sound-N. o. Pie, Jan. 8.