From the New Orleans Tropic, October Al


Later from Texas.
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By the schr Mary, Captain Brewer, we have received
Galveston dates to the goth and Maagorda papers of the
We are indebted to Captain Bower for late Galveston
and Matagorda papers.


Tho Nes says the following troops are being raised
for the frontier protection, to be in the u service
under Gen. Taylor until relieved by regular troops
90 men, under Col H. p Bell, at Corpus Christ 60 men
Capt D. {. Csdy at Austn 10 msn, under Major Hays
at Bexar. Major Hays has the command of the whole
Two companies Of 20 each, being raised the
Brazos and Trinity rivers.


writer in the kess Judging from the following, has
but slight confidence in our government:


do not wish to say any thing dscredtabe OF our "a
theriand; but Res not what they used to be- and
while any man of ordinary observation easily pre-.
dict that the navy and army of the United States will be
increased by the addition o. Texas to territory as
many then will advocate it with the hope of getting
son or nephew in the navy regiment Justice will
find that our deserving officers, many OF whom have
will have to go owork, or fall back Oregon Calfor
MIA for professional career; and about the time they
end their labors there pension will be granted TO
them by the United States government for being revolu
tionary officers of Texas"


The Matsgorda Weekly Despatch says that Judge
Jones, closing the session of the District Court there
passed very fattering eulogum upon the people, he
not having found solitary instance OF crime the
docket This certainly speaks we'll for Texas.


The Despatch does not relish the hot haste in which
the Peope are required to pronounce their Con-
sttuton II says


Nv lille the haste may be censurable with which they
post to take the popular suffrage its merits il s de-
srabls that IN none Of its features should the cardinal
principles OF republican institutions be compromtted
II would have been respectful to the great body Of
the people thit remote day should have been
lected for final judgment in SO portant measure
As IS th our detective post roads and the
scattering nature OF population scarcely breathing
Tune Is allowed to investigate the real character Of thai
instrument before Judgment is demanded merits
II is easy to perceive how the honesty and intelligence
OF the masses may be abused by such course Of pIeci
pltae action. There may pe, and doubt not there
are many essential features OF that instrument which do
not accord with the true nature of democratic OF
government