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LATER FROM TEXAS. Advlccs from Calves
ton to the sth inst. have been received at New
Orleans. The Bee says:


GroGt mistrust is expressed by the Galveston
News in the pretended friendship of the Indians
on the frontier; and it tstrongly counsels the IT,
States Government TO adopt as early rs posi-
BILE measures for their removal from the terri
tory.


1t was reported at Galveston that Gen. Tay-
lor had arrested a number of Mexican spies,
and had liberated them, being Of opinion that
whatever information they might carry back
could do no harm.


Symptoms of insubordinaton begin to show
themselves among the negroes on number Of
plantations. Many of them have become run
aways.


The crops throughout Texas wear very pro-
missing appearance.


The brig Galveston arrived at Galveston on
the 9th inst, in sixteen days from New York,
with arms and munitions belonging to the u
s. Government.