Further Texan Items.
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The Redtander has placed at the head of its columns
s. Senators.


Texas has at present mode of paying either princ
pal or interest OF this species of paper credit II is not
even receivable for public lands II the United States
Government hereafter chooses to redeem this paper at
par and take our lands, Texas will probably offer
objection but il Texas is to make payment, she will
possibly have regard for the law of equivalents
and may refuse or be unable pay ten fifteen millions
OF dollars IN specie, for that which neither realized TO
her nor cost the holders onethird Of that sum.


Inc Ctrdn adds that the prospect of redemption Of
Texas money at par is neither immediate clear"


The Caddo Gazette states that party OF nine gentle
men from Hampstead county, Arkansas, with servants,
packhorse etc. passed through Shreveport recently
their way to Texas, with the design OF visiting the


bordering on the Guadaloupe and perhaps to proceed
as lar corpus Christi in search OF suitable location
to emigrate TO-


The Texas Register says: "We have been informed
from quarter entitled to highest respect and confidence
that plan had been matured in Tamaulipas Chihuahua
Coahuiia Sonora and California for the annexation
those provinces to the Republic of Texas in we
had determined to remain separate and independent.
Several leading men in the central part Of Mexico
pressed their determination in this event. to to
the above named provinces in order to enjoy the bless
iDgs o. peaceful and stable government This new
political arrangement would undoubtedly have been at
tainablo and teed but be attempted to succeed This
Republic would then have extended from the gulf e
Mexico to the Pacific ocean, embracing the finest ports
on the westerncoast of North America and giving to
own merchants almost a complete monopoly Of the
trade with China But all this is past; and
y alude to the facts stated would to piece OF his
tory which can no longer be Of any use to u.s."


The U. 5. transport steamboat Monmouth, Baker,
rived at New Orleans the Oath ult from Arkansas Bay
She left there the 6h arrived at Galveston Friday
night and departed again on the Goth The army al
Corpus Christi was in pretty good health except that
few cases of dysentery had occurred Three hundred
Mexcans ventured within so miles of Corpus Christi
few days since in pursuit Of body Camanches which
had been committing depredaons the settlements
The commander Of the Mexicans, being old acquaint
Of Colonel Kinney sent word to him that he should
have called to see him. but fearful he might be
sured Az old friend in the army writes follows
on this subject:


7TH INFANTRY CAMP, CoRPus CHRISTI, TEXAS, I


October 18th, ls45. !


wrote yeu by the Alabama since which nothing o.
import has transpired Yesterday Madam Rumor circu
lated report that 800 Mexican soldiers within 6t
miles of Corpus Christi inquired in relation to this
rumor and find that there few small posts occupied
by the Mexcans this bank of the Rio Grande In the
vicinity of Mer for instance there about 100,
Loredo about 100, and snear Camargo about 100 The
Camanches came down in the vicinity of that portion
the frontier and committed depredatons, killing ant
stealing The troops from the neghborhood of the diff
erent towns mentioned started out in pursuit Of three
detachments (about 100 eacb) and now the wal
trail This is nothing unusual, as learn from Col
Kinney.


Whether Gen. Taylor will will not take any actio
upon this, is yet to be determined


The steamer Monmouth goes for repairs. Sh
will return here again. Capt Blake's party has not ye
returned. Yours truly,


The party under Capt. Blake had been previously
sent out reconnoisance, we believe. We have
further intelligence whatever as to the army by th
arrival.