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The last arrival from Texas brings news of yio- lent hurricane the Island of Galveston, which blew down two houses and unroofed several others. The water ran so high to submerge part of the island. Is there no danger of it's being covered one of these daysl

 The farmers throughout the republic are busy on their farn and large crops of all sorts of produce are expected. -. i'-'' s''

 The British barquc Sarah, with 900 bales of cot ton, which left Galveston the 7th, parted her haw- ser, before she had crossed the bar and drcd until she struck. The next day she bilged and sunk. Ship aodcarso total loss; part of her rigging has been saved. sq

 The brig Reaper, lying at the wharf at Galveston, sustained some damage by the storm, and sloop was lost-name unknown.