6 1Haasscsa.zs.--Tho 8 { Fror, The .Repeil,.
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. 80 l. = ~. tne From the .Reueille.


pakTzsr From Tsxls.&vs,e have New Orleans
.no r e ths 9Th inst. By arrivals at that port,
o. ihe election Of Jones TO the Presidency
-'sssncflc,ed. The citizens of Galvestoo. wthou,
s. esefs s'9f perry gave public dinnsr 10 Com.
~ 1eSs 20 hs2ist ull.


- Z "a - p lo.sa ~. fss f,e threat.
.um,pnssrs ,,.gas,e is ~ 1sbsy ure no,


fl r .of5 sris srtssss fsonhan edito.
III a5& ia The .,e.,s,s,a Cavisan. Of the 3lst
1sf 4b&6x bespeaks a feeling far from hostile
ekstesu the Mexicans and Texans south and rArth
\ 4 stbs BIO Grande.


"a friendly feeling-or, rather, perhaps, a d


sire Tor commercial -intercourse--appears to b


eeaiinpally growing up towards Texas. in tht


rnssk part Of Mexico II is said, that l20(
I. f6sa ifsa xexicans) are now engaged, as traders o


yart their protection, in the trade with Tex
z sis ~ = estimated that ten times that numbe
t3 Il = erted. either as friends and relatives
III ~. or those who deal with and throug
al ia2 kneping up the commerce between III
n rjes Goods can be obtained from III
4 Texas at from fifty to seventy-iye pc
Z flxsf lhat at Matamoras and Tampico."