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TE1As.--All of Us, now, regard Texas, as one of the United Stalcs-as, indeed, she is. The Stars and sHipcs,n made more glorious by is incorporation into them, now floats in triumph where, efst, waved the clone Star"

 In regard to taking possession, by our government, we gather inc following items from our exchanges.

 MOVEMENT or T. $. TRoors.--We think il very probable, indeed we have no doubt, that orders have been sent to Gen. Taylor, ali Fort Iessup, near the Sabine, 10 march the troops under his command, amounting to about 1900, 10 the western frontier ot Tex as. This is a juiieious and well timed move ment on the part of our government Pre- caution IS the mother of saIety-an ounce of prevention is worth pound of cure.

 " Q. Courier.

 And the ''Eatchtoches .La.) Chronicle" of the 9th inst. has the following on the same subject;

 "On Sunday last, orders arrived, we under stand, at Fort Jessup for all the U. s. troops at that post, and at Camp SaIubrlty to move To New Orleans

 On Thursday, lHe 1ia Regiment of lnlan- try, commanded by Col. Yose, embarked al Grand E'core on board lhe Roaolph and Yazoo.

 On Tuesday next the Sd Infantry, from Jessnp, aad.r command of Col. Hitchcock. Wll also embark al Grand E'core.

 The 2d Dragons, commanded by Col. Twiggs, will remain at Jessup q short time longer, when it is supposed they will pass to the western frontier of Texas, which is said to be the ultimate destination of all these forces.3

 We learn, further, that Gen. TAYLOR has. already, sailed from New Orleans for Gal weston; and, ere this, is, no doubt, in mili- tary possession of the country, prepared te assert the authority of the Union, and defend Texas, as an integral part oI it, against mo- lestation from any quarter.