LATER FROM TEXIS.
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The steamship New York, Capt. Wright.a
yesterday from Galveston. whence she sailed
INST. She brings H. papers from Galv veston
Among her passengers were Major Donclso'
ted States Charge, and Gov. Yell, of Arkani


Gen. Houston, with his wife and sob. ART
weston on the Sd INST, from his farm on the
lie proposed to visit the scat Of Governmenl
and will then come al once TO the United
being extremely soicitous to see Gen. ID
again brf0re the death Of the lattor, which I
mncnt. He yields to Annexation as ni
cessity, if not Of choice.


Mr.. Wickliffe. tho ex.Postmaster Gens1
Galveston on the 18th inst


There is no limit to the enthusiasm Of y
Texas in regard 10 Annexation. The only
them appears to be. whether to meet 10
and form Consti' ution for .ths State Of
or subsequent 10 the meeting Of Congress
tile theme for the several editors. To shof
ston Of the President of Texas. we make
tact from the Morning Star Of the 3diSi y
at Houston.


ave rejoice to say that we have the .
evidence that the President and MAJ i.
members of the Cabinet are anxious TO act z
most harmony with the people, and will j
operate with them in their efforts to cons
great measure at tho earliest practicable ~


The Hon. f.. Allen, tho acting Secrea
arrived at Houston on the 22d ut. The II.
sures US that he is an ardent friend Of Ans
is desirous that "the great measure shous
mated at She earliest practicable period


TEXANS already regard themselves a. =;
eel OF the United States, and, proud Of ts +
only impatient that any delays should npI -
completion.


If we can judge from the tone Of the ",
verbal communications, not all the dIP". ?
ces oil the world can sway at all the gs"
Texas..-Pic NJ