LATE AND INTERESTING FROM TEXAS. From the Neic Orleans Buelletin.

 STILL LATER FROM TEXAS
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We are indebted to friend, arrived last evening from Nacogdoches, for the latest information from Texas. He informs us that Gen. Houston left San Flippe about the 22d Oct, with cons derable reinforce ment of troops, to join the commander-in- ch.ef, Aastsa, near San Antonio. Our in- formant also states that he met q company of eighty men from the neighborhood of Nacogdoches another of thirty three, and another of twenty-five from the same set clement, and a company of about sixty, which went from this place, who were to be joined at Nacogdoclfes by an additional corps-all of whom were in high health and spirits, and marching ca to San Anto- nio. A fine cavalry company of sixteen men, from the neighborhood of Natchez, were also met on the way. On the 25tiI Oct, letter was received from Labadie, stating that Lieut.. had captured Mexi- can from whom he learned that there was a reinforcement of Mexicans, of about four hundred, coming on to join General Cos, whose army consist in all of about seven- teen hundred men.

 The balance of our information is ap- pended.