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AFFAIRS OF IExAs The Cleaner arrived yes
terday from Matagorda, but brought no paper nor
any verbal intelligence 20 far could learn About
thirty passengers came the Cleaner nearly all Of
whom were Germans. They had gone to Texas nth
the view Of making II their permanent residence but
coming dissatisfied have now returned to take up their
abode In the United States Till the relations OF Texas
shall be placed upon hrmer and settled basis ith
Mexico, this country and some European powers, II s
MOTTO be expectsd either, that the tide Of emigration
should set in that direction that the present settlers
fresh from Europe should be entirely at their ease,
while the country s mensced with dsngers.-N o. Pic.
Nov. ~