Tkxiaxs Dikd at Camp Doihujis.—A late numhor of the Chicago Jonrnal publishes a list of the rebel prisoners who have died at Camp Douglas since the 2d of May last. The whole number of prisoners is put at 12 000 in that camp. The whole number who have died.since May last is something over 600, or about five in every hundred. We have not room for the whole list, but we copy the following, being •all the Texians in this list of deaths:R. Akers, 9th Tex. Inf., captured at Atlanta, died December 24tli.L. P. Arnold, 19th Texas Cavalry, captured in Arkansas, died November 9th. t R. Bass, 9th Texas infantry, captured at Chick-mauga, died July 20th.G. W. Burke, 14th Texas Infantry, captured atChickiimauga, died October 19th.W. jC. Calvert, 10th Texas Cavalry, captured at St. Joseph, died November 27th.Wra. Coil ins, 30th Texas Infantry, captured at Choctaw, Ga., died January 19th.S. 0nscolt,5th Texas Infantry, captured at Chat-tahoqchee, died June 21st.T. ;J. Elder, 23d Texas Infantuy; captured at ChiciamaujRa, died November 17th.C. ]8. Fuller, 14th Texas Infantry, Captured at Cumberland Gapi died May 30th,■ T. (Freeman* 11th Texas Infantry, captured at Little Rock, died November 9th.W] T. Ford, 7th/Texas Cavalry, captured at Franklin, died January 3d.O-j Hurdwaws, 3d Texas Cavalry, captured atCherokee, died June 2d.S.jJi. Horlo, 18th Texas Infantry, icaptured at Atlanta, died January 27tb.' Ml M. Harkins. 14th Texas Infantry captured at Chi^kamauga, died December 17tli. [ ;