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The New-Yofk Journal of Commerce contains a long article, which has n confident face of authority, upon the mission of Mr SMITH, the Texan Sec,e. tary of State, lo London Mir. Smith had just pass- ed through New-Ymrk.

 The Journal denies thxt Mir. Smiths m,ssIon has any connexion with intrigues to prevent annexation- questions whether the Minister Is himself oppossd anne x,I ion-denies that President JONES has been tempered with by the English French Ministers, or that he promised them any delay in the calling ol Congress together. Seems 10 favor the idea that Mr. Jones is friendly lo annexaiion and insists that the Texan Government is pursuing an ''honest. pa- uiotc and judicous course" The nfoi nation of the Journal derived from ''an intelligent gentleman just arrived from Texas explains that Mexico has offered Independence 10 Texas, condition of re- pudiatng annexation, and coupled with some quail fca'ions, and implies that the President properly wants both alternatives put in shape, 10 be had authoratIvely before Congress together.

 The coincidence of lhis informant ion, with ths journey of the Texan Secretary to Boston to take passage in ihe steamer, leads to favorable opinions than have been entertained ID this quarter of the policy ol the Texan administration.