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w Uc ucWS ITOtl MtAlCO uuu lexuS, Is WIN.
out interest; al latest dates Genl. Taylors forces
enjoyed the best Of health, and did not anticipate
the approach Of tho Mexicans. The crops III
Texas will be good, and the country is fast filling
up with settlers The following we ex,rac,
from the N. o. Bulletin. of the 25,h ull:


The Ne,rs understands that the ordnance recently
received by the brig Galreson, is designed for the
permanen, fortifcation OF Galveston Harbor. 1t
consists Of Is eighteen FOUNDERS, with truck and
coast carriages and the necessary ordnance stores.


After the lst Of this month there were to have
been mustered into service sX cemT anos of Tex.
ian Rangers under ths command Of Col. Hays
each company consisting RI 90 men. They re.
ceive pay from the United States Government at
the rate OF $40 per month and rations, finding their
horses and equipage.


One company at Corpus Christi under o"pt
Bell; one at GoIiad under Capt. Prireone at Veto
ria enlisted under Col. C. l. ovens; twoa San n
tonic, and one at A.snn.


These R.ngers are intended for the protection
Of .e South Western frontier, and to act as spies.
subject to the orders Of Gen. TAYLOR.