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 ton of all Texas

 We have no certain intelligence .

 interest from the interior. IL is stated hy some persons from the west. that ihe

 oovernorof tlisState had ordered tbree hundred militia to Saltillio. for the p,f- pose of protecting the gesogatea Con. gfess-ttere being some fear amongst the members, produced by dangerous excitement z, manifested by the people of Saltillio, when the late Congress were ifabont to refuse T compliance with the Plap of Zavaleta.

 capt. Dinsmore, of Matagorda, writes to 2 gentleman ip this place, under date oi the 9th April, from New Ofleans, as follows:

 1.-The brig Ann cadsdan arrived here a few days ago from Vera Cruz. and tie. captain informed ne that the officers of government, at that place, had attempt ed 10 charter his and two other Amefis can vessels, then in that port, to take up 500 troops, 10o couviefs, I5e xosne4, and three pieces of artillery 10 Mata. goida. They were negotiating about. the matter d week or so-but the com Pletionof the contract was prevented by the delay oflhe orders from the city of Mexico, and by tho deserton of q part of the troops and eonyiets that were 10 have been sent. And at last. the Mexican Commodore Cochran told the captain they had concluded to send two hundred soldiers only-and these would come uPin two sehooners of var. Il is probable these soldiers are 10 he stationed at Labaea. They were com ing with peaeeahie intentions.

 "The ship Congress, which sailed from Vera Cruz on the 23a of March, report ed the troops 10 he then embarlsiag on the schoonefs Of war.

 "A gentleman direct from ihe ely Of Mexico, wIo sailed from Tampieo thirs teen days ago oalT, says that toth parties were fearful of disturbances and blood shed there by the Ist of April, let who would be President. The vote vas eers tqfa for Santa Anna from 1 states oal} some of the rest were doubtful.