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 Tie Following hppOinhshIs Ssre made bf the Lesiihiiure previous 10 ,1 adjonthmeni

 We noticed the appointment for the Branch iii ihis citt oa Saturday:

 Slale Bank-Arlhar Foster, President; Jas Ho gan and Jas Gnilu, directors.

 Branch at Mongumety-E. Y. Fair, President N. k. Benson and A. Jackson. directors.

 Branch nj Hunssille--S. s. Ewing. President; john Read and Rualhh Horton, directors.

 Branch at Decaiur--Coman, President ;- Burleson and Jack Slacklelord, directors.

 FROM TExAs The steamship New York iron Galveston, aTrned at New Orleans on Saturday eve ming, bringing dates 10 the 26h ult.

 The GalVesion Civilian sums up the proceeding in Congress follows:

 We have accounts from the seat ofGovernment mt II, to the beginning of the week Nothing of impor ;ance, that we can learn, has transpired. IL is the impression of well informed gentlemen that the Tariff will remain as al present. s-4 Private claims, some of them for very heavy amounts, continue to be pressed upon inc atteniol | of congress. We understand that one gentleman hal asked an allowance of $500 900. The act to leave the settlement of lhe Seat of Go yernmeni question the people in l847, has passe, both houses and received ihe signature ofthe Pres | dent.

 The Finance Commiilee had submitted their re poit 10 Congress, from which learn thai the net revenue arising from imnost duties during the pas year, was, according ihe report ofthe Secretar, of the Treasury, SIT ,s6l sb; add 10 1is the pro bable amount of nett revenue derived from direc taxes, s25 3s2 25, the sum will be s203.2I4 20.- Estimating the expenditures oi the Go,ernn,eni fe ile incoming year at Sl47 QUO. and aiding 10 ,hi, the amount of outstanding exc,equer bills. nannel $43, 900, (and which must be thrown of circula ton fl the exchequer s,slem be repeatedly the will be sl90, GOO; which would Il, the end of lht year leave balance of $s1 3 900 in the Trearary.

 The numbei of bales of cotton exported from Tex in the year ending 3ist July, l8ts. WAS 12 ,944 bales; the number exported last year was l8, ,367- showing an increase of 5423. Estimating the ires ent crop a, 2I,000 baes. and suprosing an ayerag. hale to contain 450 pouads, and taking cents a, the probable pr,ce of cotton, thcs value oi ,be pres enl crop will he sI32 ,000-aganst s5S0, 56 l2, h, value of last year's crop. according 10 he renor l from the Treasury Department, which leaves ba Lance of sl4s, l56 12 in favor of last years crop. letter from Red River county to the editors o the National Register says:

 There is by far ihe largest immigration this fal that we have ever had, not less than one ihoasant wagons having crossed Red River in Ihe last si, weeks.