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Neacs from Teras We learn. that General
Houston has at last openly declared himself against
annexation We have been long expecting this
consequently we are not disappointed, In the
slightest possible degree We are happy in the
belief however, that he does not possess sufficient
influence to Ihwart this great national measure =.


Our readers may expect some startling develop
ments with, regard to British policy and British
intrigue, ia a short time. We CANNOT at present
tell all we know about the matter. It is a glori-
ons consolation to know that we have President
who is equal to any emergency that may arise.


''-" -.- Madisoninn.