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From Teras.-By the arrival at New Orleans, of the steam packet Sarah Barnes, advices from Galveston have been received 10 the 22d of August.

 A correspondence has been published be- tween the agent of the Government of Yuca- tan and Commodore Moore, late of the Texan navy, in which 1t was stated that the Con- modore was paid $4l,976 for the services rendered to Yueatan, all of which was spent in the repair of the Texan feet Commo- dore Moore has further received S2,900 as a compensation for his services.

 The British Charge d'Aflares, Captain Elliott, has made formal acquisition, in the name of his Government, upon that of Texas, for 3,0O0,000 acres of land, in the section of country designated on the old maps, as Cameron's and Beaie's grant. This claim Is preferred for Mir. John Woodward and others, subjects, it would appear, of Great Britain.

 It is stated that the claimants have expend- cd SG0,000 to secure their claim. The Houston Star denies the justice of tic demand, and states that the matter will be suel fitted to Congress, who will doubtless reject the clam. Ball. .Aseer.