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We yleon the following, as the la'es, and most
impor,an, items Of news from Texas from Inc W.
o. Crescent City:


The British ship Euryiice. arrived oil caves
ton. on the Sd, from Vera Cruz, having desPa'c"'
es on for the British and French Ministers 10
Texas, and much excilemen. prevailed IN "a,'
weston, to which place these Ministers had saa'
denly returned, in regard to the purPOh oil the
dispatches.
| The cause Of Annexation daily gains sro'"'
Throughout, the Republic, and now but 'e" opP'''
it. The Houston Star contains accounts ''o'
mos, of the western counties, where 1t met VIII
an unanimous approval.


AT Braznria, Immediately after the receipt o.
the news, the people assembled and fired salute
of twenty nine guns for the several States o' '"'
Union. including Iowa, Florida and Texas an'
were so overjoyed that they fired an odd'''on'
s,Ir,a for each Senator who voted for the bill


In Houston county similar enthusiasm wa
l :. ------..---,. s"5 ""S "hh"''S
from the top of Liberty Pole that had bee'
erected, and salute Of twcnly.nlne guns wa
/ fired in testimony of the rejoicing of the citizen
nt the prospect of the admission Of Texas int
the Union.