Late from Texas.
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y, arrival at New Orleans on tho 28th u.,. Of


lD:,.,.m.Aip p, Republic, Capt Crane, from Caves
t% .ncpce she sailed on the l9rh, the Picayune is
w. ...siot ei Texas papers, from wtich it extracts
i, tollogiag TENS ~


,h. laiest date received says: We are graft
4 lp, be shle 10 state that Galveston is now COM
I'D Ed9.sIy hesllby We have heard Of very lew
T'l-.,ses Of Sickness The past week, and sucA Us
nv R.ss,n 70 Weld readily 10 the proper remsdles
oteo' Isaths a person previously attacked have
A'".,,I aid ;aerc nic sc''e i5rrsonS'sul iaborns
eeu.'h ,hs effects o; disease but Otherwise we re-
.i bs city healthy, at least 80 far as concerns
Ea'o."gnlsr inhabitants From the beginning the
ne ...s has bven most severe upon newcomers and
Ssalc from the country, and we will not say that
you'd now be wholly exempt, though many
's. ,,csoily visited the ci,y with safety. II is
a',tsbls that nine out OF ten oil those who died had
y, rscen;ly GENE 10 the place


'll H. Richard Morris, District Judge, tied a,
r'issson ',s ON the l9h inst. Also, on the 6th Maj
%a,s @asfcr,o :. Howard in the !jth ycsr Of his age
Mi i. enigrG;ed 10 Texas, from Mississippi, IL
'f. i.n,,s sA1rAcKs.-Ghe Galveston Civilian OF the
'' Ry Ihe arrival OF tho s'ooa Tom Jack we have
it,, sccoun,s from Corpus Christi. No further In.
I,n disturbances have taken place, aud L is thought
,Esl The arauders now generally believed 10 be The
r,rospt Of The Lipaas,l have gone 10 Mexico, in
dance w;n inducements from that country.


There is no further news or expectation that wc
eso learn Of au attack upon Corpus Christi by ma
nuders from Mexico. Such an attack was doubt
less contemplated, bu, probably tailed from The want
NJ sufficient number Of persons to render profitable
IN, success Of tiie undertaking.


The Civilian o! the l1th states that advces from
Corpus Crisii 10 the llth instant co,robaratc the
above.


,on Democrat .! 'he 7Jh instant, that IA Mexican
o.ned A,ioa. who had been pressed into the Mrxi-
can service and drst<ted, arrived the house OF his
.ther in Montgomery conLly, few days since, iiom
San Fernandez. He states that active preparations
are beng made Tor an invasion Of Texas


On the other hand the Civilian Of the l7th SAYS
"By the lEsJ accounts, over and, rom The Rio
Grandc. there was iudica ions OF preparations To
iaysde our territory. Il Mexico really intends to
make wcr upon which poii!t We sNepiical, she
csn havc made buI lite progress vet in getting
rsady.''


The Civilian remarks" FROM every quarter NC
hear ihat cotton picking is progressing rapidly with
prospects ofa good yield"


