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 He Is about five feet nine inches high, built tor activity--has high forehead but not ve- " broad--his nose is long, strait and well iormed-hs eyes q brilliant black. He has large, long black .wiiiskers, sun-burnt at the ends, and red, sandy mustachoes. His com plexion is sun-burnt, and he wears little gold rings in lis ears. He is cousin to santa Ana.

 The third parsonage, Colonel Almonte, is the reputed natural son of spanish priest, by afull-blooded Mexican woman. He has a good conntenance--was educated in Europe, and speaks English well, and Is regarded as man of superior talents.

 But all these .Hexcans appear but as or dsnaIFsy lsnaaIs men in personal appearance, when compared with General Houston himself, who possesses manly and noble counten. ance, rarely surpassed among men. But he now appears pale and sickly in consequence of wound which he received in the battle, which shattered his leg above the ancle. There was IA other Texians wounded and kllled--among the latter son of .uaior Brigham of Brazoria, one of the most promis- ing youths of Texas.

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