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Loss OF A ABALTIMoREAN.-in the news
from Texas which we published on Satur-
day last there was an account of The sup
posed loss OF the schooner Galveston, Capt
VIM. Ricketts,. We since learn that Capt.
Ricketts, was native of Raltimore.and son
Of Mr.. David Ricketts,, long known to
our citizens as -four inspector. There ap-
pears to be no doubt of the loss of the
vessel, as portion of her wreck had drift
ed ashore and was identified; and if any
on board had saved their lives. sufficient.
time had elapsed for the fac. to be known.
She sailed for New Orleans on the 18th
ult.. and news of her wreck reached Gal
veston on the 25lh. nothing further having
been heard from them in Galveston on the
9Th, nor in New Orleans on the I'd inst,
Bait Sun.