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steamship Alabama" appeared off this island she
brought from New Orleans FIVE companies OF the 9th
two OF the sh and OF the h infantry All the troops
now here, is understood move to Corpus Christi n
day or TWO, and then--here endeh epistle MOL.


From N. o. Picayune, Oct l6l


The troops stationed at Corpus Christi and St. Joseph
Island were all well No movement has yet been made
upon the Nueces. The Flying Artillery under Najor
RDggold were at St Josephs Isand but about to pro-
coed 10 join the main body Of the forces At Corpus
Christi business was extremely brisk


We have seen letters dated the 10th inst which state
Mission river and killed and drove of all the cattle
The Inhabitants were fortunate escape The al
tack supposed to have been nsgated by esire to
avenge the late cowardy attempt upon life Of Cas-
tro who lately guided Col Cook the Texan Secretary
of War; to Corpus Christi and of whom our correspon.
dent spoke SO favorably.


bloodless duel of recently on the beach of ST
Josephs Island or rather hoax in the guise OF duel
there having been understanding between the friends
Of the principals that harm should be done One Of
the principals said to have gone Of under the full i'm.
preston that he has killed his adversary.


On ka hy.e sailed from Aransas the 7th inst The
schooner Piedmont OF Waldoboro Me-, had arrived at
aransas from New York. with United States troops and
stores. The steamboat White Wing has been sold TO
the United states government For the want Of ware
houses. the schooners Cornelia and I. f. Hunt have
schooner Augusta and the steamboat Monmouth are still
employed by the government lighters. The Mon
mouth and the schooner Wm Bryan were shortly 10
leave for this port for repairs The schooners Josephine


Henry Pnntsgenet and the Emma arrived at Aansas on
the 9TH, sh and 10th respectively, from this port The
the l0th the schooner President Of New York, on
the tn, and the schooner fame the sth inst Tho
chooners H. L. Kinney and Orange Branch were shortly
to sail for Galveston.