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the Governor shall dispose of the in such
MS the Legislature may direct.


The first general election for Governor Lieutenant
Governor and members OF the Legislature after the
ganization OF the Government shall take place the
nially thereafter the first Monday in November,
I'll otherwise provided by the Legislature and the Gov
ernor and Lieutenant Governor elected in December
next shall hold their offices until the installation in Of
flee Of the Governor and Lieutenant Cove ernor to be
elected in the year ls47


From the New Orleans Bulletin, Sept 1871
We have been favored with the following extract Of
letterfom General Taylor to gentleman in this city
dated Corpus Christi, Sept l4th -


AS yet we have met with no enemy, nor do expect
We shall do So at least for time Chief Mags
trate cannot declare war and from all the information
can obtain 40 not believe that Mexico will declare
against should she have the temerity do
50, she will hardly attempt to invade any of terri
tory hut VIII act on the defensive and by noninter
course.


quit. surprised to learn that considerable ap.
prehensios were felt by the good citizens of New Or
leans and elsewhere for our safety particularly as
neither by letter any other way expressed the opinion
tne thought situation critical one, much less
idesred reinorcement that my command not ade
quae to epulse any force that might be brought against
1t. Al the same time duly appreciate well as feel
under the greatest obg to the good people of your
ty not only for the interest they manifested for our
safety but especially for the two excellent volun
teeF companies oi Artillery so promptly despatched"
The Washington Union of Friday evening, con-
talns the following extract OF letter from officer,


CAMP AT Coppus CHRISTI, (TExAs9


September 10, ls45





Our army fine condition for active service and has
oeen increased this morning by the arrival Of five CON-
Psnes Oh the 9TH infantry, uader Captain Smith
we near oil no war, or advance of Mexcans
although they may be forming their army some dis
tance IN the interior, behind the Rio Grande with
out our knowing L. The troops now in line
commencing with the right, seven companies Of
I'd dragoons one company 3rd artillery seven com.
panies 9TH infantry five companies 9th Infantry
ten companies Sd infantry ten companies ath
infantry companies OF volunteer artillery-number
ing about 1900 effective Under way and expected
daily, companies 9th infantry 10 companies sth infan.
try 10 companies of artillery and three companies Of
TIN infantry.


From ST. Louis Republican Sept. 49,
detachment OF the First Regiment Of Infantry, about
forty III number, under the command OF lst Leute nan
Munord, u. y A., came down yesterday evening on
the seamef Time, from Galena. They are from Fort
Winnebago, which has been abandoned and their
route 10 Jefferson Barracks It is understood that tho
FIRST Regiment has been ordered rendezvous Jeer
barracks from which post they will await orders to
Teyas should the Government deem il necessary to
place additional forces on that frontier.


From Boston Advertiser, Sept. AL


Accounts from Monterey, California to June H. state
that tho Msxican government was about 10 send Co
and $500 California to preserve that part
Of the republic from being dismsnabsTed Captain ste.
phen Smith passenger from Boston, In the ahip Cali.
srnis which he'd arrived the coast proceeded soop