FRO NJ TEXAS.
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The schr. Galveston arrived at New Or
leaus on the 10th ul'., bringing late dates
from Texas. We copy a few items from the
Picayune -


The elections have gone in favor Of the
approvers Of Gen. Houston's policy.


The alleged undue Interference and dic'a-
ton Of England with the internal policy of
Texas, attracts considerable attention on the
the part of the press of Texas. General
Murphy, our Charge d'Ahars, is, we learn,
fully alive to the importance ofthe proceeding,
and is engaged in ascertaining to what extent
this dictaiion or interference has been carried.


The editor of the T Telegraph says that docr-
menis have been obtained by Gen. Murphy,
in Texas, and by General Thompson, in
Mexico, which will furnish evidence of the
intentions Of Great Britain relating to Tex
as, that will convince the American States-
man that there are few alternatives left to rem
edy the evil.


BLOODY AFFAIR.-A letter from MiIledge-
vile, Ga, to the Editor Of the Augusta Chron-
icle, dated the l4th lust, saws: a gentle
man from Hancock county has just apprised
me of a mos. bIoody tragedy which was trans
acted there last light. Owing to some fami-
ly difficulty, two men named Culver and
Jackson, went to the house of Mr. Lawson
to inflict on him personal chastsemeni. Law
seized his gun and fed under cover of
the darkness, but finding himself hoty pur-
sued, turned and fired, and strange to say
killed both his adversarie boah at one shot
My informant is man Of character and ve-
racity, otherwise should aln,es. regard the
story fabulous