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! New Orleans Bulletin. of the 22d ult ;
the vessels of the Texan Navy, ship


h and sloop Wharton, under command
lmmodore MooRE, arrived at Galveston
\ 18th instant. The volunteer compa-
|And very large concourse OF cltlzenS


out to welcome their return. Colonel
\ AN, the Texan commissioner, who lett
pOrt on one of the naval vessels, when
baed for the coast of Yucatan, returned
weston with them.


L whole of the Mexican forces are re-


d to have left the coast of Yucatan.


b. VIM. S. MURPHY delivered his ere,
hls as Charge d'Affaires of the United
Il, TO the Secretary of State of Texas, on
|6th June, and was presented to the IRE


on the same day.


|e Houston Telegraph. of the 18th inst
} that it is rumored that the President
lppointed Col. S. Williams and Gail Dor
Jr, Esq, Commissioners to negotiate
Santa Anna relative to the adjustment o
|lthculties between Texas and Mexico.