From the N. Orleans Bulle tin of Monday.
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 TExAs.-The McKim arrived last evening from Galveston, bringing papers 10 the 23d. From ihem we learn that an early adjournment of the Conven- ton is anticipated. as the different Committees are on the point of reporting.

 General Houston has been elected Deputy to the Convention for Montgomery county, it is stated, without his knowledge; and as he did not appear to take his seat, c. B. Stewart, the next candidate highest on the poll, has claimed the vacant seat.

 All The members of the Convention, we under stand, are now at Austin. The different committees are all busy at work. Some reports had been made at the last accounts. and il is probable that by this tune tie whole plan of State Constitution is before tie Convention From the assiduity dis played by the members, and the harmony in which he hnslness is conducted, 1t is thought that the work will be completed before the middle of Au- gust.

 The following is complete list of the officers of the Conyenlion--Thos. ]. Rusk, President; J. H. Raymond, Secretary; J. M Swisher, 2d do do; J. keeper; Rev. w. Haynie, Chaplain; Geo. Fisher, Interpreter Houston Telegraph, 22d

 We glean the following from the Galveston Ci- william.

 Mai. A. J. Donelson, the United States Minister, arrived here on Sunday morning from Austin in good health. Maj. D has taken formal leave of the Gov ernment, having, we presume, accomplished the ob' ect of his mission far il is concerned. We un- derstand that he will remain in the country until after the arrival of the U States troops.

 The health of Galveston continues remarkably good. In fact, we literally hear ofno sickness The city is in cleany condition, and no apprehension of disease exists.

 The weather has been unusually dry of late. and rain begins to be needed.

 A semi-weekIy mail has been established between Washington and Austin, to continue during the sit ting of the Convention.

 LUMBER.-The numerous mills in the lower por- lions ofTexas far from being sufficient to supply the increased demand for building materials which has sprung up within the last three four months. and lumber is now being imported from Pensacola in considerable quantities. The schooner Boston, from that port, arrived at Galveston with a cargo last week, and the brig Rover on Tuesday, .he 10th at=[ TeleQraph. 18th inst.