THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
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q 1, seems says the Galveston News maj
Gen. Houston Acknowledges that he did write 10
the British Charge Aaires in this country that Inc
Mier expedition was unauthorized by the Govern
meni, and that the British Charge did, IN conse
quence OF that letter communicate that fact 10 the
Government OF Mexico. thus placing our country
men in the position OF outlaws. The Civilian
states that Gen. Houston has written long letter
which will shortly appear explanatory Of his whole
course in relation TO the Mer prisoners. Nat. Int


DISTRESSING CAsUALry.-It srieves Us TO state
tina; Lieutenant RANKIN, OF OF the companies OF
United states Artillery stationed Al ST Augustine. tEsst
F!ords) very promising young officer Of the army
was riding horseback Wednesday evening con
,enplatiug visit friend the city, when The
horse started with him. and the bridlerein breaking
Lieutenant r thrown violently sgains, OF the
trees in South Broadst. His head having struck the
tree conclusion Of the brain caused and the su
ferer up 10 evening Jay in very Precscus situa
ton though attended by medical gentlemen OF the first
rank in their profession Lieut. r was on temporary
visit to his family and friends in ;his city.


Savannah Georgian. December 18th


Ma CLAY-The Lexington Observer OF Dec. 20,
says:-"Mr Clay ler, Ashland Wednesday morning
last for New oesns private and professional! busi
ness He expects 10 be gone several months and may
probably visit Cuba during the Winter.