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TExAsAED MExIco-IMPoRTANr MOVEMENT OF TRooPs.-The New Orleans Bee issued an ex. tra on Saturday, containing the following important intelligence:

 ''We hasten to lay before our readers the impor- mnt intelligence we have just received, relative to the movement oftoops for the purpose of protecting the newly acquired territory Of Texas from the dan gers ol projected Mexican invasion. Gen. Gaines, in osr clty, having rece yed authentic informa- ton to tie effect that TEN THOUSAND Mexican troops were within eight days march of Gen. Fay Tor. who $ posedat St. Joseph's Island immedatel, despatched messenger 10 Governor MouToN, al Pass Christian. claiming n requlsition ofTWo RE- GIMENTS OF VOLUNTEERS, (of ten compa- nes esch) oonsi"s of Infantry and one of Ri" ReWen; and two companies of Artillery, with eight fell pieces. The requisition was immediately granted and will De put forthwith into execution.

 The two volunteer regiments are to be stationed at the Forts and Barracks on the Gulf, subject 10 the orders of the Government; and the U. Staes troops al present in garrison those stations to be immediately transferred to Texas. The two Com- panies of Volunteer Artillery will leave on Wedncs- day. on board the steamship Alabama. together with four companies of U States troops, 9th Reg gimeui Inlantry) two of which are expected tomorrow morning from Pass Christian, under Captains Moores and Holmes.

 The above information may be relied upon as au. lhentic."