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SICKNESS &c. IN TsxAs,-We saw yesterday
private letters received by the Republic, from the
most respectable in Galveston which give de
porabe account Of the ravages Of the fever in that city
which, however, had somewhat abated when the Repnb
lie left II swept through families prostrstine
every member the children and servants not escaping


In the threatening aspect Of Mexico and the risk Of
attack upon Galveston the inhabitants would naturally
have found for alarm, but the immediate dan
ger from the pesence overpowered every feeling OF the
Kind One gentleman, In auding 10 the apathy mani
tested in regard to the invasion, said : suppose the
citizens have to the conclusion that Is well to
die by the sword ~ by disease have been residing
here nearly years and have heard of the wolf
often that feel sort of apprehension the o
an invasion but my wife believe is little alarmed
And SUCH far as we learn the feeling pervadiDg
the OF Texans ~ o Pic. .1ug 30.