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,N,,v Late From Ttras.-The steamship. ."
York, Capt Phillips, arrived las. evening l.0l,
Galveston. bringing us papers tro" 'ho' c"y "'
Saturday lsst, the, lst inst. -,
brhe Civilian says that tho 800 dragons to b
stationed at Austin. under Maj. Faun!eroy' nave
doubtless reached their destination. Ihey cross
I'd the Brassos at Nashville on the I'd of oc'ooer'
The returns are not yet oil in of the vote upon
tho odopon of the Constitution OF Texas, but there
has been no serious opposition heard oil from any
quarter. In Lagrange precinct the vote upon
Annexation was PAL in favor of it, and only TWO
against it. H..


Generals Rusk, Lamar and Houston are the
mos, prominent candidates named to represent
The new S,ate in the Senate Of the United States.
The Civilian announces that Mr.. Saligny VIII
positively revisit Texas previously to returning 10
Europe.
Not word by this arrival do we have from the
troops at Corpus Christi, to indicate any change
in the health Of the soldiers, or their habits OF ac'
tivty. There is not even sufficient prospect OF a
| fight for them to talk about. Business continues
animated, Mexican traders arriving and departing
freely. The Galveston News says that Maj. Hays
and Capt. Mccullough, with their companies well
mounted, are now Oh an expedition 10 the kIo
Crande.


The Lagrange Fnyelte county, Telegraph
mentions that during the night tho l2;h ull Inc
town Of Gonzales was visited by party OF horse
thieves, and 20 Of tho finest horses in the place
were stolbh. II is not known whether the party
were Indians hlexicans or white men; but the for
mer bear the burden Of suspicion.