From i3e N. O BVIlelip. .Iy1g o6
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From ibe N O. Ballefin, July %.

 FROM TEXAs.-The brig Hope Bo,ceS, Capt. B. G. SHAW, arrived on Saturday from Galveston. Captam s. reports having made the passage from Galveston to the Balize in forty hours We have received intelligence of no later date than is contained in the Gal- weston papers of the l2lh.

 On the Fosrth of jufy, the day appointed by .he Presidents proclamation for the as- sembling of the convention, that body met at Austin, unanimously elected Gen. RISK. President, and as the direct representatives of ihe will of the people of Texas, with but one dissenting voice Chat of Ar. Richard Bache, oi Galveston). assented to annexa- ton upon the terms already agreed to by the s.existing government of Texas.n On the Eth, a resolution was adoptdd requesting the President of tie United States 10 send troops immediately to the frontiers.

 Mai Donelson, who had been quite un- well, had so far recovered his health, as to be able to leave Washington for Austin on the evening of the 2d inst.

 Mr. Ashbel Smith has been recalled from England

 The President has appointed Ebenezer Allen, Secretary ot state1 ". B. Oehhlfee, Attorney General; J. \. Greer, Secretary Of the Treasury.

 FROM MExco.-The Mexican brig Del .fue. ii days from Vera Cruz, brings adyiees 10 the Sd inst. from that place, and to the 18th ut from the Capital

 The Mexican papers are unusually silent on the subject of Texas and the position she holds at present towards the United States. although lhe intention of the United States government 10 send troops 10 the frontier of Texas was haown in the Capital on the 18th ult. The Mexican government had made new division of the Republic into ten mIi- tars deparimenis-the fifth comprises Nue- Va Leon, CoaAuila, Tamauipas, and Jfras thereby iniinaling that she still intends 10 provide for the Texians as citizens of the Mexican Republic.