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FROM TEyAS.-The New. Orleans papers of the
7th havt advices from Galveston to the ith We
copy the following from the Picayune


The McKm arrived at Galveston on the 2j,h ult. and
the day there four arrivals the port
from Bremen. The Civilian estimates that there
accession OF 1000 people the population OF their city
that day. Such number Of arrivals gives unwonted
appearance of activity the town The whole number
OF passengers which arrived during the week ending the
29Jh ult 1873 The brig c. B. Lamar arrived the
2itn ult from Ncwiork, with - passengers and full
cargo.


that the archives oil the different Departments have been
removed their appropriate places, and nearly
arranged for convenience of reference. No clue has
been discovered the eon who destroyed the rcasu
rer's Office or 10 the motives which influenced him. Ii
does appear that any papers were destroyed the
OF which had been transcribed reported
10 other offices, and so preserved.


A convention has been called Of the teachers and
friends of primary education in Texas TO meet a Hous
ton in January next devise systematic mode OF in
struction-to procure the establishment Of college OF
teachers and 10 adopt means 10 obtain standard ana uni
form books


The National Register mentions that letter from Maj
ThsDas q. Western, superintendent OF Indian affairs,
directed 10 Hon. w. q. Cooke Secretary ot War,
dated Tahuacano Creek, Nov llh, that commits
sioncrs Terrell and Smith have been met by some sixty
or seventy representatives from the WacOs Tahuacano
es keeches and Wichtss. " with whom we propose
holding council tomorrow. provided the balance OF the
ncar-arrive i'll time. They all far manifest the most
friendly disposition. The Camanche Chief Mopschucu
pee has notified that he with his band will be here in
three days


s. Louis. Delaware Chief and Campo, Ton
kaway Chief, were visit 20 Austin. In the Houston
Telegraph. we find communication in regard to apprc
hended troubles from the Camanches. They repre-
sened restless aud dissatisfied but serious diff
cuties appeared TO be anticipated The purpose tue
communication is evidently TO arouse the vigilance OF
the frontier men