IMPORTANT FROM TEXAsn
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Through the pol,eness of Mr. Gregg, Of Mar
shall. Harrison CO., Texas. we are in possession
Of the following ire,ns Of in:eres; from ieS's'
AIR. G, informs US that there Is bu. one man III
the county in which he resides that opposed an
nexation.


u.K. l.. Anderson, Vice President OF Tex
as, died at Fan,haap's in Montgomery co.. oOou'
Is miles from Washington Texas, on the or' o'
yuiy; lis death appears to create general gloom
,bruuhout Texas; resolutions expressive OF the
grief of the people at this melancholy event have
been adopted unanimously by the c''zens. lie
was much loved, and his less is deeply felt By e''
cry Texan.


The fourth of July was celebrated with great
warmth throughout Texas. Toas's expressive ot
their satisfaction of the measure OF annexation
were drank a, every meeting.
AshbeI Smith has been recalled. by the execu'
live Of Texas. from his Mission 10 England.
Previous 10 Mr.. G's leaving Texas. he convers'
cd with a gentleman from Austin, who left sInce
the meeting of the Convention. and learned i'"f
him ,ha, the Convention had ratified the proceed
! mos of the called session of Congress and had
conc far in constructing constitution 10" the
ne'v State.


So indignant were the people at tho conduct o
Anson Jones, that he would have been hung as Il
traitor it any prominent citizen would have ted
on the citizens to Washington. He has now shit
cd his position, and is seeking popularity by aid
ING the annexation measure.


The Dragons that were ordered into Texas
were rcndezvoused near Nacogdochez wailn


for the employ ment of wagons, and the engage


men, Of supplies necessary for their consumption
we understand have been ordered Immediately ,
Austin, by forced marches; and much exci.emen
was created in Harrison county by the movement


as the orders we're no, accompanied with any as
signed ca use for the movement, and many fearc
that the Comanches might have threatned de


scent upon that city while the convention was ii
session, TO capture the members. The order
for the engagement, of wagons, etc., were couT
termaded and the ,roopsat once put in motion tc
: Austin.