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Ds The Galveston Gazette of April 10 says :
Hon Chas. Elliot Minister OF Great Britain 10
Texas, LEI, for the U. States, in the steamship
Neptune. His health and that Of his family is
impaired, aud, we understand that he has per.
mission from his Government to travel for
short time to the U. States for their improve
ment. Capt. E. has not been for thirty years il
the service of his country, has visited almos,
every quarter of the globe, been in many hard
fought battles, and spent nearly half Of his lile
in hot climates, and although he retains all the
energy and activity of his early life, vet his
health begins TO suffer from the labors and expo
sure he has encountered. We hope tina: a few
weeks of travel and relaxation will restore them.
The frankness and simplicity of his manners,
coupled with the uniloym friendship which he
has shown to our country and It's authorities,
have made for him many warm friends IN Texas.
who are sincerely solctous for his health and
happiness"


President Houston and Gen. Murphy, Amer
can Charge, were at Galveston.