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miles from Copano. II isdessined 10 become


an excellent stopping place for trassllsr.


and emigrants. and 70 give great sectrify tc


this part the country distant from Lare
do. on the Rio Grande. about I4O miles. It's
fcommercial prospects have large shance
| Of success. K


1t is believed that the river San Atomic.
| from its mouth to the junction with the Cibo-
10 may be made navigable. NJ. Bourgeois
idOrvanne, therefore, has the intenlien to
execute this important work, the expense of
which will be almost without inheritance to
him. In this case, San Bartolo will gain
large consideration, and become he grin,
cpal market in the West. The rich hnds
in this part ofthe Republic will then Don
acquire great value"


The Civilian in announcing the arrival
of Major Donelson. the u S. CHARGE DAT
faires says that his appointment is hio1ly
satisfactory to the people of Texas The
Major was waiting the arrival of the Sece
tary of State, who was daily expected at
Galveston.


Ninety of the Mier prisoners. who we're
ately IN this city arrived out in the New
York


The Civilian says an effort has been made
at the approaching session of Congress to
repeal the act prohibiting foreign vessels !
from engaging in the coasting trade of Tex