From the N. 0. Courier August ?

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The steamship Alabama arrived here this morning from Galveston, bringing papers of that place to the 1st instant. The Alabama was one of the vessels that carried the United States troops to Corpus Christi, where they were landed in safety, and were in good health at the departure of the Alabama The Undme touched at Galveston on the 25th ult on her passage to Corpus Christi

 The Galveston News of Aug. l, says the crops look very favorable, and with the ex- ception of Trinity, the corn every where is thought to be the best ever made in the re- public It is supposed that the cotton crop will exceed that of any previous year. To- bacco, sugar cane and sweet potatoes also look well.

 Major Donclson, the American Charge arrived at Galveston. July 27, from Austin in good health. The Major took forma leave of the Texan government, having ac complished the object of his mission. GIt intended to remain in Texas until the amiva of the troops.

 The health of Galveston is said to be re markedly good. The town is cleanly, ant no apprehension of disease exists.