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TExAS - Advises have been received
It New Orleans from Galveston 10 the 9
10Th instant. $ ),
Dispatches were sent BIZ. mail from 1
Houston % the 3Isl ult., from. the Texan i
Goyernmsnt for The Navy ii Csmpeachv.
The nature olihe dispatches had not trans :
pred but i was inlerrsd from AZ ediso- :
rial article ii The Bfazos Farmer. che Of. !
fetal paper that The President had Re.
voked the commission Of Col. Morgan and |
recalled him. Il IL limited that he exceeds ]
ed or violated bis powers and Is III conses
quence. removed. The navy is also snps |
posed 10 bs recalled,
Capt. Charlss Elliott. H. B. Ms. Mus
lister 10 Texas. and family. bad arrived Il
Galveston.
General Murphy, The recently appoints
ed Charge d'Affaires from lie v States .
Texas, arrived Al Galveston on the 7ih /
instant, and proceeded Immediately for |
Washington. The Hon JIM. Eve, The
Fate incumbent, was hopelsssly i'll Of con-
sumption, and was moi expected To- SUR
vive more than a day q two ~ farthest.
-
H,sra fof Tt1as Ladies "a private letter re-
ceived IN this City yesterday, from an estesmed
friend in Galveston states that the ladies Of that
city have ZELDA Public Meeting, and have passed
resolutions highly complimentary tQCommodors
Moore. for the galIantry and devotion he has dis
TfIKs ComhSss ssSHsalsleQ 81 .s 4gSRsa ns
Is safe enongk.--AssO Topic.
sYUcAFAN.-The New Orleans Bulletin
Of The 18th insiantsays-"W We understand
that since the conclusion ofiite armislica
between the Yucatecos and Mexican for
ces, all the sail vessels, including ana.
merican merchant vessel recently pnr,
chased, have lefs.s and only the Gnada-
loupe and Montezuma ste amers were off
Lerma. It's reported. also, that Commo
dore MooRE does not consider himself
bound by The truce. and holds his vessels
ready, according 10 his original determine
ton. TO give the Mexicans battle the first
opportunity"
Commander NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. weeks
since, il will be recollected, that the New
York Journal Of Commerce published q
statement TO the effect that Commander
Mackenzie had been acquitted OF the char.
ges on which he was tried before the, Ma.
val Court Martial BY d minority of the
4 Court7-ihst is, that. seven Of the twelve
members Of theFCourt thought the. char
| ges proved. Commander MAcKENzIg,
deeming bimsel. aggrieved BY this publ,
cation, brought a,suit for libel against lhe
editors, with Viey 10 elicit the truth OF
the matter-and We are truly gratifed 10
say that the truth has been at length eli.
n cited-to the honor Of that excellent and
fearless officer. The New York Journ al
of Commerce of Wednesday contains the
proceedings Of The Supreme Court in the
case, including tbs testimony given By
Captain Isaac McKEEvER, one of the
members Of the Naval Court Martial. be.
fore which Commander Mackenzie was
tried. The result of the matter is, tina;
on the charge Of murder, nine out OF The
twelve members Of the Court voted that
lit was not proven, and the remaining
three voted that il was proven, with an
importantqualifcstion4
4 To the case Of Mr.. MoRDEEM Cooks,
tried before The Superior Ceur. at Norfolk
on charge Of killing MIR. sMAELzEf
GARDNER, (whose death resulted from
an ARRAY between the parties on the 3Ott
March last, the jury have rendered 4
verdict Of not Guilty. The trial LASTED
4 FIVE or siy dave