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The Texas Telegraph, of February 9th, announces .4e fesgaatloa of Gen. Rusk as Secretary of State Gen. j. E. Henderson has succeeded Gen. Rusk, and gal.

 ! he comfy officers the town of Columbia, just elected, are Col. w. E. Hil, Senator; ". P. Scot, Clerk; R. J. Calder, Sheriff; " r. Austin, or A. J. Harris, Clerk of the County Court

 9Pon ike authority of getleman there, late from 5eHar, lac Telegraph states that Mr. Navarro, just arrived at that place. stated the Mexican force destined against Texas, 10 be LOGO troops at Monerry, 2o0o at Salto, 2,90Q at Maiamoas, and about 100 at Lo- redo; all n state of nsubordination, ragged, and haif- f-st2Tved many of them n irons, and that they generally declare they cannot be forced into Texas but VII remain where fhey arc, and defsnd MEXICO agasa@5 ca aaoasias q the Ierians! General Bravo mad Aseh at sao, in command, but finding all things SD insahefdaa'e no provision, money. nor hopes of successful campaign, abandoned the army in disgust and returned 10 Mexico Rlr. Nevarro thinks there w'll bs no invasion for tbe ensuing year. The Tele graph places implicit con6dsrce in the above intelli- geHce, .A4ens. Enq.