Arrival from Texos.
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The Cincinnati, arrived at New Orleans on the
7th instant, having left the Bay of Aransas on the
evening OF the 18th ut, whether she had taken
troops. On her return she touched at Galveston,
whence she brings us dates to last Saturday, the 4th
nstant-a fortnight later than our previous ad-
vices.


that Capt West wounded by the explosion board the
steamer Dayton, of which he acting clerk, has
died Of his wounds as also some two or three other
sons, from the same causeone cabin boy and another
United States soldier.


On the 26th ut, the Phanix of Richmond, arrived at
Aransas in "a days from Fortress Monroe Va, with two
companies Cd and E) Of the 4h Regiment of Artillery
under command of Breve Major Morris, 4th Artillery.
Gen. Worth arrived at Aransas by the Cincinnati hav
ing gone on board at Tampa Bay, at which place the
steamer touched.


The barque Pacific arrived on the 2Oth ult at Aransas
board Thirteen horses lost the passage from
being placed in the hold as is alleged.
ments on the Rio Grande


Castro, chief of the Lipans lately came to Corpus
Christi in company with the Secretary Of War and Maj
Hays and while in camp teacherousy shot, though
not mortally by some unknown rufian In the letter OF
our attentive correspondent the reader will further
A company of Camanches was lately seen travelling
IN the direction OF Mstamoras land detachment Of the
dragons had gone in pursuit.


is said that the volunteers from this city suffer
ing good deal from darrh@a and bilious fever.
Trade at Corpus Christi is very brisk and almost dali,
large numbers of Mexican traders arrive camp This
is dee med sure indication that there considerable
body Of Mexican troops within reasonable distance.





when the Cincinnati sailed but she left there the Her
man, with troops from Old Point Comfort and the Fame
VIM. Bryan, Rosella, Two Friends, Gertrude Cornelia
and T. +. Hunt The steamboat White Wing had been
discharged from the service ofthe Government.


There are number Of vessels at Arkansas from New
York. Baltimore, New Orleans and other ports in the
United States.


Capt Mclean, with the steamer Leo, has gone int
the Nueces


The dragons will 60 up the Nueces for their winter
quarters says the News and perhaps some OF the nan
Christi.


Lumber is in great demand at Corpus Christi-all
sorts and kinds Of merchandise find ready sale Pota-
10 per busheL


Arrangement are making for the putting up Of public
pWiangs LOT the accommodation Of strangers and fog
making other permanent improvements


mere are, AZ THIS time great many Mexican horses
arriving


The Mexican trade is interrupted. Traders are CON.
ing in from all the principal towns on the Rio (jrande
extending from Matamoras to Lorcdo


Gen. Taylor has spies constantly ranging the country