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number of volunteers 10 take San Antonio and il has been rec onIne nded. to the ;r,hsh- itants of Texas, to return 10 their plantations and attend 10 their crops. It has also been suggested and warmly recommended, that they give their attention, the coming sea- son, to the raising of bread stufIs solely, to sustain the immense emigration, which w.ll f ffa.s . ;ii'ei: them next spring. . F &

 It IS not expected that the services of any volunteers. will he required ;:fi;i RI RI as.,,. :.

 Santa ana had not yet arrived at Mata. moras, and the general opinion was.,hat it was owing 10 his being unable 10 raise sufficient number of troops His reported army of 5000 men had dwindied down 10 as many hundrcds-even his best friends re- present his prospects as very bad; indeed the finances of the government, although $40,00o has been sent out 10 Con. Cos. escorted by twenty men and piece of can non, were very low. little or no monoy re- maining in the treasury. It was the general opinion, that Santa Ana would be unable 10 give any further aid to Cos, and oyon if ne could succeed iii bringing an army to Matamoras, there was nothing for them to eat Flour was selling at 30 dollars per barrel, and there was little or no corn or any other provisions in market. Money was also very scarce.