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We take tie ifs,iiiiosssing vai1abiio slip of in. telligence from the Boston Courier. Precious wieeacres some of these editors are Itiaa pity that there is no school in Boston where dvererown young gentlemen might study gc- ography.

 The schr. Columbus, at New Orleans, rom Arkansas, reports that two hundred troops landed at Arkansas, on the I4th ult. intended fer Texas, and many other dctach- ments, that were marching through the inte- nor; also, that there was schr. at Arkan- sas, named the Cofeo, alias Henrietta, un- der the command of the notorious Thomp- son, who threatened to seize the Columbus, and carry into Vera Cruz every American vessel that she might fall in with, as lawful prizes; and It was reported that she had on board two American seamen, who had been pressed and forcibly detained from the ves- sel lately seized at Galveston Lay.