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From Tsras.-By the arrival yesterday oil Inc
brig Hope HOlrcs, Captain Shaw, from ual'e'''u,
We are in possession OF papers OF thai lace 0'
the 9th instant. oeJ,


The Constitution was completed on the Zo'i
ul,., and the Convention Immediately adJo1'n'o'
On the same day. President Jones issued MS prog
lamaliop, in accordance with provision oi '"T
Constitution, directing that polls shall be ope"cu
on the second Monday (l3ih) of October neN', 'n
tho established precin,s in each county, 'or 'iO
purpose of taking the sense OF the people !" i0'
gard to the adoption or rejection oil the ConS'"u,
ton, and of ascerainng whether myof'.y Vi
them are for or against Annexaiion-iAo election
TO be conducted, the votes taken, ana ro'uF"s
made in conformity with tho existing laws rcSu'
iating elections. with the exception thai lhc '"'"=
shall 10 rira rOce, and not by ballot.


Tho Convention also passed resolution 'on'
demnng the course taken by the Executive io'
making large grants of lands to companies ano
I individuals. They say that about seven millions
of acres, BY tbs are collected in the hands ol
few spectators, greatly to the injury OF her GU
zen soldiers, and other just claimants, who nave
the authority to locate and hold in preference ''
all others. The resolution is submitted to Inc
people al large, with the Constitution, and BY thei
votes must be either accepted or rejected They
also recommend Com. Moore, to the pubic, "nN
advocate his holding his former station IN tho T.
s. Navy.


The following extract of letter dated Sal
Antonio, August 10, We copy from the U1'r:S'o1
NcwS:


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"Wo have been visited during the last few days
| by about $50 Com0nches. among whom arc the
cniefs Santa Anna and Buffalo Hunt a sma
party Of traders near town were captured by
them. and one of the traders killed and robbed o
his money. The Mexican traders haTo been re-


leased by the Indians, but the latter held on to the
money, etc., taken from the Traders
"n also learn from the same source, that or
account of the numerous ba ands Of maraud!ng In
dams trnversing the country between San Anton
10 and the Rio Gramde, the trade AT San Antonio
of late is rather Gull. The people on the frontier
at San Antonio and other places i'll that rog,on
are much dispIcased at the position taken by III,
U. 5. troops at Corpus Christi, for without force
at San Antonio Of several hundred men, the who.,
countrJ is left exposed tolndlans and McXtcan
from the upper Rio GranIe.''


Two candidates were already named for the Of
| flee of Governor, General Rusk. who was th'
| President of the Convention for forming the Con
st.tution, and Gen. Jas. Pickney Henderson.


The above is from the New Orleans Bulletin
of the Goth ult., and is all that is Of importunc
to our readers.