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From TENAs.-Galyeston dates to the 17;h
instant have been received At the latest dates
from Austin Congress was occupied with the Con
>dcration of private bills. The President has ap-
pointed Alexander McGutiy Consul OF Texas for
the port of Cincinnati; and Samuel 6. Taylor
Consul for the port of Norfolk, Virginia. On the
ith instant, D. G. Burnett took his farewell leave
Of the Texian Senate. and delivered his valedc-
tory. Gen. Houston, President elect, arrived vi
Austin On the Sth.


All the prisoner, captured lately at Reiueio,
with the exception OF the unfortunate R!all, who
was massacrcd near that town. have returned in
safety to Texas. They assert that they country
west OF the Rio Grande is in a wrctched condi-
ton. The soldiers are i'll armed, i'll clothed. and
50 covartly that they afford little or no protection
to the unfortunate Rancheros, who are constantly
subjected to the inroad. OF the Camanches and
other Indians. The parry Of Mexlcans who made
the attack on RetUgis consisted Of only sixty men,
under the command ot Acaton. Nat. Int.