LATER FROM TEXAS.
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The Steamship New York arrived a,
New Orleans on the 10Th instant from
Galveston, whence she sailed on the
Sth.


Among the passengers were Major
Donelson, the U. S. Charge, and Gov
Yell, of Arkansas. Mr.. Wicklifle, the ex
Postmaster General, was at Galveston on
the 9Th inst.


The Picayune says that there is no linn
it to the enlhusias m Of the people of Tex
as in regard to Annexation. The only
trouble with them appears to be whether
to meet in Convention and form a Con-
slilulion for "lhe Slate of Texas" prior or
subsequent to The meeting of G Congress.-
This is fertile theme for the several ed
itors.


The Morning Star of the Sd instant,
published at Houston, says that it has the
most positive evidence that the President
and ajori,y Of the members of his
Cabinet are anxious to acl in the utmost
harmony with the people, and will COR
daily cooperate with their efforts to
consummate this great measure at the
earliest practicable Leriod.