IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS
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The schonor Eadearor arrived at
this port early yesterday morning from
Galveston, by which we received pa
pers TO the 9th inst.


The Houston papers give the par
liculars in relation to projected cam
paign across the Rio Grande authoriz-
eddy the Executive. The services of
thirteen hundred men are TO be receiv-
ed-they are TO elect their own officers
aud have permission to levy contrib
utions upon the Mexican towns for
their support. Washington, Montgon-
cry, Fayette, and Bastrop counties are
authorized to furnish, each, 1872 men,
and Brazoria, Austin, Fort Bend, Har'
ris, Robertson, Milan, Gonzales, Col
orado, Jackson, Victoria, and Ward,
sc men each. Ne troops are author
Ized from the eastern counucs, unless
satisfactory assurances are given C.!
their ability to subsist themselves while
passing through the West without bur
lhening the people of that section.
Beef and snch ammunition as may be
on hand will be furnished by the Gov
ernmenr. The rendezvous is TO be al


the Sulpher Springs neal the mouth


Of the Caboli. The Telegraph states


that Gen. Burleson, Col. J.H. Moore,
and Col. Cook, Of Washington count,


will join the expeditions;


Capt. B. o. Payne, of Albany, N.
! Y, with 2I volunteers has arrived al


Houston, He left on the invasion oI
Il Texas by Mexico, arrived at this city


where he was detained on account O.


being unable to obtain passage by sed
embarked fer Alexandria, in this state
, had marched across the country tc
Houston. His patience and perse
verence deserve great praise.


We learn from a gentleman who


came passenger in the Endeavor, tia
Col. William 6. Cooke and two olhe
Of the Santa Fe prisoners had arrivst
D at Galveston. A vessel had been char
tered at Vera Cruz to convey all III
! Texans TO Galveston, but Santa Ann
] having troops TO transport to Yucatan
J caused the vessel to be pressed for tha
e purpose, thus compelling the poo
5 fellows to look out for another convey
n ance.


News from the interior represer
!. crops Of all kinds as unusually promi:
S ing, and as a consequence the farmer
S are all in good spirits.


After the above was in type, we mt
! a gentleman who had received lettt
S from Galveston, informing him-on III
c authority Of Col. Cooke-that ever
/ merchant vessel in the port Of Vel
e Cruz, some fifteen or twenty, ha
a been pressed to convey Mexics
IS troops TO the number of 1000 10 Y
Il catan---as was said, but it is surmise
- their destination is the cly ofGatreSto
ID If this is so, and we cannot doubt it,
b. serious "hare up" may be soon locke
r for.-Picdyane.