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TExAs.-By the New-Y ork we have re- ceived late Texan papers.

 The Galveston News of the Sth instant, contains an account of the festivities at that place on the Sd March, anniversary of the Declaration of Texas independence. There was firing of cannon at dawn of day s'ffom our lleei,H says the News: another salute at noon, military parades, &c.

 On Monday the 3d the scholars of the Sunday Schools assembled ia the Methodist Church, and after performing various exer- eses proceeded 10 the Presbyterian Church. where p-aXrr- were said, orallons delivered and the Declaration of Independence read.

 The National Register. published ats the seai of government. has long article wasp- | iuveighing against Mt. Benlon's hiiI fof The annexation of fexas: Us ctief topic oI ensae.ainl is an impaled design on slle paFi of Mr. Benton so delay the eonsummaiian ol tho measufe--sN q csayser.