From the Washington Union.

OFFICIAL-INTERESTING.
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Information from General Taylor's headquar
tiers, at Corpus Christi, has been received as late
as to the 3Oth ofAugnst. Since his last despatch
seven companies of the 7th regiment OF infantry
have arrived at his camp. The general speaks in
commendatory terms of the battalion of artillery
from New Orleans, under the command of Major
Gally. The gallant Texans are determined to do
their duty in defence of their State. President
Jones has notified General Taylor that he has
taken preparatory steps to organize one thousand
men for service, if necessary.


General Taylor has communicated to General
Gaines bis wish not to have any more militia force
sent from New Orleans to him, not apprehending
that there will be any occasion for their services
He states that there is no news from Rio Grande,
Some idle runners are occasionally brought in from
that quarter. but the accurate information he pos
entirely discredils them that he does no,
think them even entitled to repetition.