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FRoM TExAs.-The slemner Johns McKm arr rived at New-Orleans from Galveston Tuesday and b,ings dates to lhe 18th

 very serious difficulty appears have origina- ted between our Consul, Gel Green, and the Presi- dent of Texas, who has issued h,s proclamation, at- milling the arknow led cement of Gen n"f Gr~a" "- Consul f"m the United Stat~s as made by his prede- cessor, giving as his reason, that Gen. G. had di- vulgcd private conversation, which tended to make his (Gen. G's) residence in the Republic as detri- mental to her prosperity.

 Gen. G. replied To this in a card to the public hopes that it suspends It's opinion, and promises to exonerae himself entirely; and that the quarrel be. tween him and President Jones, is entirely of DIT. yale and personal nature. Thus the matter stands The next arrival may give some interesting particu lars.

 Traders have arrived at San Antonio. and pun. chased goods to the amount of $4O,OOO They re- port that all the Mexican forces on the Rio Grnnde have eft and that many of Gen. Wol's officers have deserted him. Woll is he unfinching r'end of San ta Anna: he will flourish fall with him

 The Court Martial that sat upon Com. Moore ha, e given in their verdict, which is, that he is guilty o disebedence of orders.

 The Galveston Gazette of the 18th inst, has the following relative to commercial affairs:

 We have received from the seat of Government the copy of bill to be entitled can act to authorize the transportation of goods coaswise," the object which is to allow ''that when a vessel arrlves in port of this Republic fl om foreign country wi,i goods, wares or merchandise, board, destined {, another port of this Republic, which the vessel II not destined, it shall be lawful o re-ship suci, mer chand,se under bond of another (Fexan) vessel 10 thf port of their final destination, without exact,ng pay ment of duties until their arrival al the second plac, of landing"

 We also find the following report oi Congressiona proceedings

 The President has vetoed the bill for the remova ol the public offices to Austin immediae y after th, adjournment of the present Congress-

 A proposition has been brought forward to chang, the Constitution in reference 10 the naturalization foreigners.

 The committee of finance have reported adyersel to the measure of Free Trade; though the subject Q a reduction of the Tariff continues to be discussed and the finance committees of the two houses hav, made separate reports, varying but little in substance and both recommending Ca very limited reduction il the Taria."

 We learn that much sickness, in the character o an epidemic" prevails at Washington, though th. precise nature of the disease is not stated. Hon. w. Smith, Senator from Bexar, died on ihe morn lng of the l2h inst. and Major Donaldson, inc U States Charge d'Afiaires, is reported to be quite un well, ihnueh he regarded 2 ? II of daDser.