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Texas Conferences.
--The Marshall (Texas) Republican says:
The East Texas Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, commenced at this place on the 23d of October. The Texas Conference commenced at Huntsville, November 6th. The Rio Grande Conference, at Corpus Christi, commences on the 20th of November. The venerable Bishop Early presides at them all.
Later from Texas.
--By the latest arrival from Texas at New Orleans we have the following items:
Firing into a Federal Vessel.--The Houston Telegraph learns from Col. Richardson, who has just arrived from Corpus Christi, that a Federal bark came in range of the guns, off Pass Cavalla on the 8th inst., when some sixteen or seventeen shots were fired at her, some of which, it is thought, struck her, as she soon got out of range.
She neither replied to the battery or showed her colors, and on the following evening, when Col. Richardson left, was still cruising off Pass Cavalla.
Fatal Accident.--Mr. Benj. Wrigley, a clerk in the Houston Telegraph office, while out riding on Sunday last, was thrown from his horse and killed on the spot.
Indian News.--The San Antonio News copies the following extract from a letter received in that city from Judge Hyde, dated San Elazaro, Nov. 26:
The war news is very rumorous; a party of men went from this place some fifteen days
Later from Texas Houston, Texas, April 4
--via Summit, Miss, 14th.--Hamilton, the Lincoln Military Governor, has established his seat of Government at Brownsville.
Judge J. B. McFarland is made Judge of the Federal Court at Brownsville and Corpus Christi, and the work of confiscation has commenced.
The bulk of the Yankee force has been withdrawn from the coast to Louisiana, leaving about four or five thousand men for garrison duty and offensive operations.--They profess an intention of marching on San Antonio and Houston.
A Yankee force of three hundred attacked Loreda on the 19th, and were signally repulsed by Col. Benairdo with a force of less than one hundred.
The Yankees evacuated Indianola on the 13th.
They are still in force at Fort Esperance.
Messrs. Peebles, Baldwin, and Senlac, who have been for some time under military arrest for treasonable designs, applied for a discharge to the Supreme Court on a writ of habeas corpus. It was not contested,