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 arrived at New Orleans Friday, brings dates from Galveston to line sh and from Houston to tine 5th instant.

 Tine intelligence is meagre and Of not much mo. nent. .5.

 veston. recently lost the coast near the mouth of Cacasieu. The passengers and freight were all saved.

 The Senate has rejected the nominations of Gene ral Terrell and Col. Reily as Charges d'Affaires = The for"er was nominated Charge tp England and France, and the latter In the United States, It is reported that only five votes were given n favO~ Of the appointment bi Gen. Terrell, and four in fyor of the appointment of Col Re,lv. u Is said that the chief cause of opposition to these gentlemen was owing 10 their h0slility 10 annexation. IL must be gratifying To hein and their friends to learn that charges of more dispdraging character were ad- duced against them. It is to be regretted that they should have been subjucied to the modification of il rejection, since il is admitted that the Senate is unwilling 10 authorize any foreign minister be ti"a"d in office .-treleg'aph, 9th Feb.

 It IS rumored Il, Washington, that Mir. Kaufman Se,'nior from Sabine. will be appointed harge d' Ahtnes to the Unttd States, provided the House oi Representatives should refuse io concur with the Senate in abolishing ihe office of Charge d'Af iaiirs. ..... | Mir Navarro arrived al Galveston on the steam siip Mrkim, and was cordially welcomed by the cii'zrns. Tue military csinpanies turned out, and he "as escorted iv his hote accompanied b, large concourse If people.

 Great numbers of Me Sican traders are utmost dai

 y arriving aI Corpus Christi, hui owing the city u gnols, maay have been compelled to return utinmt purchasing the articles they desired. Should tlie difficulties the Mexican frontier continue, il k anticipated that the Mexican trade will rapidiy increiise. ..

 The Galveston News of the 9th says: r1

 It IS reported the steamship Republic is aground near ie month of The Sabine. She ent' to the Sd. bine to recriyc a cargo of cotton and driver a. hore in gale. It IS thought she will be got of witL liule difficulty. Her hui is ED ren,ar kaby s,rotg that she will probably receive little in iuiy from this accident .....f General Hamilton returned from Washington or Saturday last. and proceeded immediately to Gal vesion He intends 10 return 10 the UmI,ed States after making short visit 10 his plantation on Oys- ter Creek. He has filed in the Treasury and Navy Departments has charges and vouchers agalnst our Government for the sums advanced by him and his friends for the purchase of Za.alla, etc His inter course with the President and other officers of Gov ernmeni WAS highly satisfactory and agreeable and he expressed much qualification that lh0se officers manifested go much courtesy and kindness towards him --Irergraph 18th.

 The colonsrs recently introduced into Texas by Prince Sons & Co.,, are about establishing them selves on Lavacca Bay. The Prince has purchased prominent location near lnuEin Point on Lavacca Bay, where they are erecting houses and making other improvements winch will soon render that point place of some cons derable business. The town is called Carlos Hayen and is intended to be the landing point for receiving and shipping of goods, etc., connected with the colony It s stated 10 be the object of he propreiors of the colo y 10 estnbsh towns or settlements every fifteen miles from the coast 10 their grant, that they have dhect communication with each other, |, which will give greater facilities for transporting goods and emigrants, b..a ..-

 The Texan Congress was to adjourn on the 3rd instant. ..t .'.aN sl..l -s..

 A bill prohibiting the further issue of Exchequer bills, has passed the House of Representatives.. .

 The act 10 leave the settlement of the Seat of Government question 10 the people in l8t7, has passed both houses and received the signature of the President.

 gone 10 the Senate. It gives $f7000 from Tonnage duties, build the light, and three cents per ton to keep itnp The bill to give the license tax for try purposes. .i is thought, w, pass. A bill to peal the l4 section of the act to raise revenue by direct taxatioi has passed the House. 5000 is appropriated 10 keep the Nay, m ordinary.

 The New York came in the following day with Galveston dates to the l2h. The papers furnish but little m addition to the above. .s f1

 The bill to reinstate Com Moore to his rank and privileges in the Navy, which h'd passed the House, lost in the Senate inc last day of the session of congress in consequence of a refusal to surpend the rules requiring bills be read on three several days-thus leaving it on it's second reading among the unfinished business. G. E A4