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Toe stes mship Galveston. Capt HaviIand, from the BrGzos on the 2lst and Galveston on the 2s4 inst, arrived on the 29h. SAs 5sings us Galveston papers, 10 the 2ath inst. from which we make the following extracts,

 The remainder ofthe Indiana volanteers. from Inc on the schooner Star. from Sabine. The whole ot these volunteers about POO in numheF--ieft there for the Rio GfaBde on the 2oth

 The sloop Rob Roy. Capt. Lombard, Of about | ! tots burden. ftom the Btazos, bound to Galveston. swsnped on San Luis Bar oa the evening of th. 18th inst. and was totally lost with her earyo,- Capt l.. and hand name Diekerson were drIil;pg out at sea, on piece of the deek of the vessel. about 70 hours, when they were driven ashore A German, employed at iAe San Luis Ferry. was unfortunately drowned in attempting to rescue the wrecked persons.

 The iron built British barque Josephine, Capt. Masters arrived at Galveston on the 22d inst ffor, Liverpool. She was sixty days in making the voyage, having put into s. Kits on account of the sickness Of the captain.

 it is stated in the Houston Telegraph tha. lead mine has been discovered in Limestone County, near the sources Of the NsVesoto and that hundreds of tons of ore may be procured the surface of the ground.

 A German named Merfens was stabbed hy apo. ther German named Muller, in Galveston on the evening .f the l7ih inst. Muller is under arrest

 Col. Hays regiment, instead of remaining on the frontier, are ordered to report to Gen. Taylor This regiment is composed of ths following ten com. pahies; three now in SaltIlo. or yincliy hitherto commanded by Major Chevaiiie: three western companies under Capts. High Smith. Roberts, and Armstrong; Capt Giiefts' from Lamar canaty; Capt kenzie's, from Fanhin; Capt Ferguson s from Nacogdoches; aad Capt. Fruits from Shelby. or these ten companies, Major Neighboes wants two for the frontier service, These, we understand will Se tor probably s!sesay have seen1 dss.a for by lot. Besides the above, there five companies called the Frontier Rangers. namely: Capt Thomas |. Smiths, on the Upper Trinity; Capt Ross, ca Little River; Capt. Henry McCailoch's, oa the St. Marks; Capt. GruInbie's, sboat Austin; and Cant. NJ. T. Johnson's ceIpaay. These companies have succeeded in giving considerable security and repose to the frontier-at this time, at least, we hear of no Indian depredations. It appears to be the settled opinion in Hays regiment that their services are now required in order 10 accompany Gen. Taylor in forward march on San Luis Potosi, which 1t is supposed will be undertaken early in the Fall.