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FURTHER FROM TRxAs We gather the follow
ing additional items of news from late Texas pa
pers received yesterday


The season in Texas says the Civilian been rather
dry than oherwse The cotton picking progressing
rapidly with undminshed prospects Of q good yield.


By the last accounts land from the Rt Grande,
there were indications Of preparations to invade
Texas.


Ths Civilian says =" The political elements
never so quiet in Galveston the OF an election
at present There Is excitement and but little said
the subject OF elections either local Presidential In
oher parts of the country people TO be equally quiet
and unexcted on the subject oi the election"


The Galveston News OF the 18th says, the sickness Of
Houston still continues 10 increase; and is reported
that many eight and ten have been buried in day


The British brig Cy belle lying outside OF Calves
ton Bar where she would take in the remainder of her
cargo OF cotton Two other British vessels were in
port, waiting TO be freighted with cotton.


The Clarksvle Northern STANDARD, Of the 7th instant
says:-


The noted John, NJ. Bradley, Of shelby county,
man. Of Shelby whose life he is said TO have attempted by
the agency Of hired assasns Moorman shot him. face
to face, as he came out of church, with two pistols


The notorious John Murrel, is a few miles above
Robbins Terry, on the Trinity.


The drought in this section. has been excessive for
past and fear the cotton crop will be
riously affected by II.


Judge Toler. who at Bonham, Fannin county, 0
few days since informed that twenty FIVE families
arrived had encamped there the day previous their
way to the upper Trinity and other points In that region
and on the say he LEFT, gentleman came In from the
river, who had left fifteen families at the crossing. II IL
estimated that between three and four hundred families
have lately into that county from Missouri Illinois,
ko.--N O Tropie v4ns. 30