LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.
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The New Orleans Picnynne Of the 2lst ult..
onrans news Of great importance form Texas.
from which it appears. from the hes, authority
that Prsi,enl Jones is bout 10 prove recreant 10
the interest Of his government. bv having lent his
AID and coun,cnauce to the willy Vaccinations OF
the British and French Ministers TO Texns. Cor.
respondents of the Pcayune. one of whom is u.
Wilkins Kendall. Esq, one Of the editors, who is
now in Texas, write in the most decided and pos
tive terms in regard to the Of the Presidents
sa wing that he is, knowingly too, opposing the de-
cded and expressed will Of nine.tenths Of the
people Of the Republic by proIonsing the call for
an extra session of Congress to consider the An.
ncxa,ion mea>nrr proposed by this Government.
The people in the eastern part of Texas are al
most UNANIMOUSLY in favor of Annexation, and so
far rs heard from it is the same in the west; none
der Jones government.


The executive officers of Government had all
with but one exception, left Washington to
avoid, it was supposed, an interview with Major
'oueISou, our CHdTSS 10 lilut oo'erlliHenI.


The general belief is, that there will be rev.
oIulion in Texas, if Jones delays longer than the
first of June to call an extra session Of Congress.
! The United States nng is flying in most Of the
towns in Texas This is the best indication of
the popular feeling. The Vice President Of Tex.
as, Mr.. Anderson, and the Secretary Of the Treas
ury Mr.. OchiIlree. are both firmly and decidedly y
in favor Of Annexation, and have expressed them.
selves; Sam Houston is still sjlen, upon the sub.
iect. Gov. Yell of this State, arrived at Houston,
on the Sh uIt.. and it was though, would accom-
pany the party Of gentlemen. who left New Or
leans, for hun upon tho Praires, upon their ex-
petition from that pInce.


i The French Charge, Mon. SaIgny. arrived at
New Orleans, on the steamship New York, on his
wa to Washington. on business connected with
the annexation measure, aud was heard 10 assert
IN terms rather more p'remPlory than are usually
employed by dtpIomatc agents, that annexation
will not (shaII not) take place.


The Picnyune concludes Il long article on the
late news, with the following, which we extract:


We have Two private letters before us, a day
later than those publ shed above, and which were
written at the lecs, hour 10 BE- in readiness for
their steamer. from which We learn tha, Presiden,
Jones had returned to Washington anI tina, the
L. S. Minister, Ma jor Donelson. had been treaisd
so cardlier'y By him ant his Cabinsi thai he spoke
Of miHr0~i"g from ne seal of Government 10
Gafrssion. This intelligence is from source, so
direct as leave no room to doubt its accuracy-
From all that we learn we are constrained tn
believe. ,hatif rupture with Maj. Done son would
assist IN procrast'nating action with the acouics
cence Of the people. President Jones would edify
the nations with another exeQn"tnr proc nation.
II ia very evident that the interests Of the ueopIe
Of II xas have b. con MINOR consideration TO the
interests Of some Of her ofcrnIs; and our SUI cons
misl-ad Us. if the enquiry for the present is not.
what will certain individuals gain by accep,np
or re citing nnnexation!-the great concern of
the stne being left out of consideration in deciding
n personal issue of so momcnous cha racter,


1t seems to be- agreed that procIamatons ha We
been issued to fill vacancies in Congress, so ns to
amuse tho citizens with a few elections None
| has been issued conyening Congressman will
there be. we npprehend, until there IS general
rising Of Inc country.


From III" New Orleans Trop;c.