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The Nashville Banner gives the follbwig information from Texas, obtained from Gsa c. Childress, Esq lattlz . member of the Con vention of that country, who left Texas the 18th ult. and was in Nashville the la inst. on his way to Washington City. i' ports have reached herc-contradictory their nature to each osher-of batsle foass there-one report saying that Col fannnsi and the other that Santana, was conquefa' We hope to know more next week

 After the capture of San Antonio, Sanh Anna had made feint on Gonzales vheH General Houston was, with very initTIa- force, which induced the latter to fall back on the Colorado, under lhe belief that lR whole Mexican army was marching la aF tack him. A similar feint was also mads by ihe Mexican General on Basrons town on the Colorado north east of Sh' Antonio. Gonzales lies east of that place

 Having in both instances effected his s9' ject, Santa Anna concentrated his forces and marched directly for La Bahia, or l'' liady which IS situated about ninety me southeast of San Antonio, and iorty-hse Q fifty from Houston's position on the ColoF ado. The fort at Goliad is of great slfee gfhr and defended by Col. Fannlng Hg eight hundred men, who have abundance ammuniiion and provisions. II was COY fidently believed to be impregnable. heag firing was heard in that direction oa~ 24th, and no doubt was entertained 'm' desperate attack was then beiiig: '':iaas ' y the fort. Banning and his men eonla'H up 10 the latest dates io be in hlgn sp''l''

 even after the fall of San Antonio. Y

 The plan of the campaign on the pa',s the Texans appears to be, to oppose '% <, tinued resistance 10 the progress 0' t.I. ll MeSican army at all available PoIn'ss-rssss' 2 ss'. ing back in case they should be foo ,o;s;y. ]" yy numbered to risk general aao 0's

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 Much depends upon the result 2 ! gst ,ss,s, Annals attack on Goliad. It'repu'se'u's% '% sf if will be necessarily with great .sw to his troops--in which event 1t $ pss his march may be immediately af''sN