Amanuensis extraordinary for hese iggins.

Trade of New Orleans ,cih Teras.--fhe Ga
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Trade of NeD Orleans wiih Teras.--fhe Ga
weston "CiviIian soys:--" Two yeafago p'Hf'
than half the cotton shipped from y Gnlfeo's'
of Texas went to New Orleans. ne pr'S'n'
year the whole amount so shippefo v' Po'' IS
only about 5000 bales, while se2 "unu'eoS
have been brought from New Qe''' 10 "'''eS'
ton for shipment to Europe. wv p.p''
apl oals "to tho planters of 'NaS' 10
make their shipments to c. e'0' IL preference
to this city, by stating tha "r'."'"'S VINO "uy
in Galveston for Europoa "'' o''S
afford to pay prices 80 s"ason "oso OF New Or.
leans. but have paid thu, ci,y md M ,ho, o,' 90,
r. /here is but little inter-
!" gold and s.,vst and the eastern par, of
~, 80 ."l, former years. Tho arri-
..,. 60, r., q on Tuesday night of brig


,-..,- the only ones for more than
and schoon1pb pbassase honce to Galveston INV bv
SIX weeks ade in less than forty hours. We,
steam may Gentlemen. bu, recently represent.
= '''''"su, there, died on the 18th of july
ing 'ne Z rumor of his deceass reached the
anu : 10. funsil the lapse of lhirty.three days.