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somc otneI diocese, ana cOntlnues bright and
shining member Of the hierarchy. However, they
do these things differently in the English church,
and we are yet to sec the full fruits in this base


TEXANS IN NEW YoRK.-GEN LAMAR-We
hear with unusual satisfaction that this distinguish
ed stranger will receive the calls of our citizens at
the Governors drawing-room, City Hall, on either
Tuesday or Wednesday of this week.


The ex-President OF Texas is noble, whole
hearted, though most unassuming specimen of
Southern chivalry. The history of his life is like
a story of romance. Like the Paladins' of old, he
won the hand Of his bright lady-love by years of
perous trial, and only won her to see death snatch
the prize from his bosom. Texas then became
his second love. Many of his personal friends had
been tempted to settle in the colony, and when
Mexican army overran the country and drove
back the inhabitants by fire andsword, he eagerly
hastened to their aid. 1t is said that his horse
gave out, and no other being obtainable, he walk
ed thirty miles to join the army at San Jacinto.-
He led the Texan cavalry in the eventiul battle
which exterminated the flower of the Mexican
army and made Texas a nation. An anecdote is
recorded Of him in British magazine, which isso
characteristic that we will give it a place.
"When Gen. (then CoI) Lamar charged upon
the Mexicans, his eye fell upon an officer whose
cold-blooded cruelties had made him particularly
obnoxious to the Texans Without pause or stay,
he dashed through the triple array of Mexicans,
and cut him down, and then cooly wheeling his
horse upon the surprised foe, he cut his way back
again, before they could rally an effectual resis
tance." He was elected Vice President and then
President almost by reclamation.


Com. Moore, of the Texian navy, and the Hon.
Ashbel Smith, late Minister from Texas TO France
and England, will attend Gen. Lamar, and the
Mayor and ex-Mayor will also assist in receiving
such OF our citizens as are desrous Of paying ther
respects TO the illustrous visitor


NKw YORK LEersLATyRK.-This body will meet
tomorrow IN Albany. Senators and members Of
the lower house are pouring into the capital.