Sangster was reprieved by tho President.
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Ners Direct from Teras.-We had the pleasure
Of meeting, in this city yesterday p'orn'ns' with
Mr.. Armstrong. member of the Texan Con-
cress, who left Galveston on the "Lone STAR on
the 18Th inst. and arrived in New Orleans on
Saturday last He brings Us the most tiatterlng
accounts of the prospect of the acceptance on the
par, of that government. of the resolutions of an.
nexation, passed by our Congress. The on y op-
position which Mr.. Armstrong anticipates is from
the English party, which, however, he considers
too insignificant to throw any obstacle in the way
of concentrating this great measure. The news
of the action of our government created the most
unboundcd feelings Of joy wherever 1t was re-
ceived, and it is estimated that ninety nine hun
dreths of the population, out of the office holders
are in favor of immediate annexation, and that
Congress will accep. our terms almost unanimous
". Mr.. A. is OH his way 10 visit his trends IN
the west, but intende TO be in his place in Congress
when it convenes for the purpose of acting on our
resolutions. The love Of our government, its laws
and institutions, is strong in the heart of almost
every man who has gone from this country to that
and The reunion of the two will be hailed with
acclama,ion throughout the young Republic.


Nat. Free Trader.