LATER FROM TEXAS.
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The steamship Republic, al Hew-Orlesns from Galveston brings dates the 18th ult. The papers contain nolhing of special interest.

 At the last accounts from the seat of government bill to authorize the erection Of light ouse on Gal veston Island was pending in the House of Repre- senlatves. bill 10 suspend the issue of Exchequer Bills. WAS also before the House, and expected 10 be passed. IL Is said that the Finance Committee would recommend the rejection off bill, referred by the House to repeal thai portion of the Revenue law which levies per cent. additional duties on goods shipped in the vessels of nations with winch Texas has treaty far ihe United States is concern- ed. A lete- from Washington says il is very likely that the vessels belonging the Navy will be sold, there appears to be dsposItlon to make appro- priations for keeping them m repair. bill was be- fore the House 10 renquish all clam on the part of government lands bough in for taxes, on the pay ment by the owners of the taxes due and expenses incurred. The House had passed bill for the re- moval of the seat of government 10 Austin immedi- ately after the session of Congress. It's passage in the Senate thought to be doubtful.

 pertinent that the total amount of imporatons report rd at the Custom Houses o Texas for the year end ing July 3l, ls44, was S6s6. .5O3 OR The amount of duties collected wss S20l ,4l3 30; the expenses for collecting s23, ,55l 45; and the nett revenue $l77,s6l s5.