FROM TEXAS.
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The latest news, which we CLEAN from tho N
o. Bulletin of the lth inst, is unimporiant. =
Tho Cincinnati arrived from Arnnsas Bay, bring,
ing dates 10 the 27lhult.; all was quiet, no news
Of amy hostile movements on the part Mexico, -


The Ttensurer's cificc, at Austin. containing all
the papers belonging 10 tho departmentup to the
commencement OF tlous,on's second lerm was dc.
siroyed by fire. the 9th ult., supposed to be the
work OF an incendary.


The Lagrange inielligencer heads its columns
with the following lcke,:--J. Pinkney Henderson,
for Governor; Albert C. Horton, for Lieut.. 60.
vernon, and Thos. J. Rusk and NJ. B. Lamar for
U. s. Senators. The Galveston Nsrs is of opinion,
that this ticket will be generally acceptable to the
people. and the Houston Telegraph believes there
will! be no opposition to Gen. Henderson.