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.t1II M D V'E' 1Aots DEAR SIR.

 Notwithstanding the nonsensica rant in the Anler- can papers, concerning this county and the exped- lions destined 10 operate against the Texians, you should know that the Mexicans and their Government are resolved to make Texas into it's daty-and they will do so. Every thing is ready for tho march of the troops, which composed of 5000 h- antry and 1900 cavalry, with their corresponding ar tillery and the command is conGded 10 Gen. BQsta- mente, wei known for his yaler and patriotism.

 Although with great trouble, there have been equip ped three bfigs, six schooners, and twelve gun boats and there expected from Jamaica two good steam boats and one brig, under the command of tKiHiam .4cRea2is, who served with Commodore Porter n the Var of Independence.

 As soon as these vessels arrive, about 1000 men will be embarked to operate by against Galveston, and the other troops will go by and to unite with them under the command of Bustamone.

 And believe, &.e.