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 ths, Rtgu ,Iy sH lIpt h5 hibt by aHieF Ia Corpus Jhrisi. on the ses hank nf ths Nuetos the dragons b, hand Io San Antonio, Tie step taken that will decide Mexico in her policy. Fore gu troops Wl snon be upon the suil she claims Her choice must be declaration of war; or, if she is wise, negotiation She ma, &C., quire money by the latei de fea and disgrace only b, the former. To-day resolution was passed re. qnestin the President of the United States, in be. half of the people of Texas 10 send troops forthwith to our frontier. Ths resolution is a sanction, on the part of the people of Texas, of the movement noted above

 The intrigue of those in power here, which in it's commencement was advised by the ex-Presdenl. has been disspated by the power of the people. The Executive occupies no enVied position ;-I am in- cllned to think he has ben victimized by his friend and patron. well las her Majest.'s Minister. True To his faith, however, he issued his Proclamation admitting stale of war and disputed territory, which ifnOt intended as treason to the country. or proceeding fem disappointed hopes, was excessive k foolish.

 | Lord Aberdeen has ayowed 10 Dr. Ashbel Smith that her Maiesty's Government will mol interfere in | the question, SD he writes home This one of the prospects of war; if get to loRgerheads with John Bull, it must be about Oregon. Jonathan will fight for whales and lumber. hut seems 10 have but li;ie fancy for il if sugar, cotton negroes have anyhng 10 do with the matter. This once heurshng village is in a state of entire diapidatlon and run-he effects of an arbitrary ercise o DOW er without and without precedent and altogether the author of all Ihs ruin is elected delegate, he will not iake hIs seat; he cannot-he dare not look upon hundreds which he has ln his | wanIonness ruIaedl

 GeA Tarrant, a delegate from Fannn. on N visit To San Antonio. He, with MT. Howard, dele gate from that place. has for some days been expect ed. Painful ipprehensions have arisen for their safety, as many Indians the frontier, who have committed several murders lately.

 We are entirely exposed to the attacks of Indians and Mexicans--not soldier guard and but lew hre- arms. So caous have the people of Texas become to danger that they scarcely prepare to repel attack. On my way here met young man, with TWO young girls, in buggy, with no protection what ever from attack almost at the very spot where young Hornsby had been killed two weeks previous by the Indians They were in high glee, laughing anC talking merIily;-I could but think that an hou' might consigu Ilem to death, or worse fate!

 The Hope Howes reports only 40 hours from Gal weston to The Balize. The latest Galveston paper wt have is of the l2th inst. We are n ebted to Capt Shaw and Mir Nick Builvin for pap-rs, Sc

 The British brig Persmn arrived at Galveston few days ago from Vera Crnz. She brought 6es patches rom lhe Government, and was to return a soon she heard from Washington. It was ru mored ln Gaheston that she there for the pur pose ol learning the fate uf the Mexta1p osition to President Jones' and if they were t ecled, tha lhe fleet of Mexico would be down on Galveston with ont delay! We hope the Galvestonians will no eyacuate their city on ihe strength of this learlu rumnr

 The Hon K L. Anderson, Vice Preside nt of Tex as. died the 10th inst at Fan,hrup's, Monigomer county of fever. The papers are in mourning fo | lhe sad event.

 Mir. Edward Bourne, native of Coventry, Eng land left his residence Clear Greek Lake, in boat, on the Sd inst, and is supposed 10 have bee drowned on the 4h.

 Ashbe Smith has been recalled from Eng gland Speaking of this the Galveston News of ihe 12t says-"We should like to know what he went ful what he has done, how much money he has pockeled when lie is going again, or what plan will next b fallen upon to dlsburse our public funds"

 The following appointments have been made h the President:

 Hon. Ebenezer Allen, Secretary of State.

 Hon. W. B Ochiliree, Attorney General.

 Hon. J. A. Greer. Secretary of the Treasury.

 The reports of the crops throughout the counir are highly favorable; Galveston and the other ciie and towns continue healthy; emeranls are fast press ing into the country, from the adjoining States Of tn Union; and the prospects, of Texas, view lheI through what phase Vt will, are prosperous and er couiaging.