s. HousToN, Secretary.
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The Texians, from present appearances. will have help enough to drive their enc. mics, ill three months. into the Gulf of Mex leo. A meeting was held in Boston on the 18th, where warm spiri;.. gas exhibited 2

 The N. York Journal of Commerce of the 29th, stated that within ten days several hundred volunteers would leave the Atlantic coast. A meeting was held at Lexington in this state on the 2d inst. and another was to have been held yesterday. On the 26th ut. there was meeting in M Mohile, at which large sum of money was raised, and many persons came forward as volunteers. The corps, at the date of our last information, was rapidly increasing. On the 3lst third meeting was held in N Orleans, and company of 20 volunteers was organized on the spot, who were to have commenced their expedition yesterday, the 9th inst. Six individuals in Texas have subscribed 5000 dollars for the purchase of arms and ammunition. A large sum, amounting to thousands. has been subscribed by others, and a vessel despatched to the United States for provisions and equipments.

 Louisr. Jour.