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LATER FROM TExAs.-By the arrival of The Re-
venue Cutter Woodbury., which left Aransas on the
9th and Galveston on the sth inst, have received
Intelligence rom Texas few days later. Major Doncl.
son came passenger in the Woodbury..


We hear nothing farther Of the proceedings OF the
Convention, save that that body hard at work
the various provisions reported by the respective CON-
mtteeg.


The ships Victoria and suviah were to leave the
Bay OF Aransas on the Sth inst


The u 8 steamer Monmouth had arrived at Aransas
in very leaky condition She had been kept aAeat by
continual pumping


The Galveston News states that the sloop Of war st
Marys arrived at that port the 7th inst from Corpus
christi There are 1000 troops at St. Josepbs Island
VINO are comfortably situaed.N o. Bee, Aug. 10th.