From the New Orleans Bulletin.

 TEXAS.
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We are informed, from high authority, that the Tex ian Government intends entering formal complaint before the Cabinet Washington against the practice pursued by American citizens of introducing into their territory, in vessels belonging 10 the United oales' ne groes coming from other quarters than ths unlon' and farther, that their Minister at Washington will be ir- sructed to ask that vessel be ordered to cruise along their coast to prevent such introduction of unlawful slaves and also that a small force be stationed at the mouth of the Sabine to guard against their being land ed on the coast of the United States and immediately transferred to the Texan territory. Adjacent to the mouth of the Sabine numerous inlets and coyes, where small vessels may easily be concealed, and from these points, at present remote ffot any settle ments garrsons, 1t IS easy without the fear of de- lection, to transport slaves the Sabne and thus escape the laws of both countries, nasmuch as the constitution of Texas admits of the importation of ne- groes from the United States, while it prohibits from every other country. The Congress of Texas will pass law prohibiting the introduction but of slaves born in the United States. The praseworthy deter mnations of the Texlan Republic will certainly silence the enemies of that coantry who have alleged the ex istence of an intention the part of the Fexians to open direct traffic with the African slave coast for the purpose of supplying their country with negtoes.

 It will asG dsspate the fears of the late fasdious tertnedders in fexan affairs in the British House of Parliament and prove the last there can be obec- ton to the annexation of Texas 10 the American Un- ion and also that ill the wisdom of her provisions and business o her regulations she Is every way worthy of having her destiny associated with ours.