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TkxAs-The steamship Galveston, Captain Hayi. land, arrived at N. Orleans from Galveston, bring ing papers of the 5,h inst, the day of her departure thence

 We have some little intelligence, through this channel, or events at the mouth of the Rio Grande The schooner Uncle Bill arrived at Galveston from tha, river, which she left on the 26lh ult, reported the following:

 The Virginia regiment of volunteers hal arrived and were dsembarking at The mouth of the Rio Grande This and several oiher regiments from the Northern States, are to be stationed Tor some tme cu that riyer.

 Some little excitement continued to exist at Ma. taInoros, in consequence oI apprehended attacks from struggling bands of Mexicans. The arrival of additional troops the frontier will quiet that and give new life 10 business operations in that quarter

 Various ban,ls Of Mexeacs rancheros it is rutnor. ed are prowling about the country. lobbins travel. CTS and small paities oi traders. The mounted reg iment from Texas, was anxiously looked for, to SCOUT the country, and disperse these bands of rob herS