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LATEST FROM TExAs.-By the steamship
New York. Capt. Wright, from Galveston,
the New Orleans Picayuue has papers to the
2S,h ult. Among the passengers was Com.
Moore. who appeared to be in excellent health
and spirits. The commissioners to Mexico
| have returned; they reached Galveston on
the 26,h. 1t is understood that the two coun-
tries are to maintain their present pacific po-
si,ion towards each other until commissioners,
to meet at tho city Of Mexico, have been ap-
pointed and shall have terminated their labors
for the establishment Of a permanent peace
between the two nations. The Mexican
Government, it is said, is very much disturb
ed at the prospects of the annexation of Tex
as to the United Stales. aad we'll informed
persons in Mexico believe that every effor,
will be made by that Government TO make il
a condition, on the acknowledgement of the
independence Of Texas. that she shall remain
separate from aud independent Of the United
States. s.-Balt. Sun.


The standing army ofthe Mexican Repub.
lie is TO be reduced to twenty-five thousand
rank and file.


Gen. Thompson was to come home in the
U. S. brig Bainbridge.


II is stated that all the Texan prisoner.
have been set at liberty, and were daily ex


pec,ed at Vera Cruz when the New Yorl


sailed. d.-BaH. Sun.