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 nties to consul.

 s misunderstanding between presiden

 Iones and Duff Green has been ad.

 ,,, numbers of Mexican traders have

 I at Corpus Christi-but there was 8

 ;,y of goods and many were obliged tc

 r3v without the goods they came after.

 Galveston and Houston papers express

 anxiety for annexation.

 LATER FROM TEXAS.

 E,m the Picayune of a later date we clir

 blowing;

 & McKim, Capt. Lewis, we have re-

 Galveston dates up to the 9ih instant EKeKim took over no less than 220 pas

 srs on her last trip 10 Texas, 206 of

 n were emigfants for MT. Castro's colo !be news from the interior of the country p.ents every thing as quiet. Not an ln-

 disturbance do we hear of in any quar- |be Texan Congress adjourned on the Sd

 Previous to the adjournment, the nomi- pos of Gen. Terrell as Charge de'Afaires |neland and France, and of Col. Kelly aB Ge to the United States, were rejected Ee Senate. IL is said that the chief cause nOositon to these gentlemen was owing |er hostility to annexation.

 ngress refused to receive the petition of &eting of the citizens of Rusk county Enumeration, from which it may be in-

 how strongly the members yet are in ! of that measure.

 Inc Houston Telegraph of the 9th instant

 1t is estimated that there are about \ bales of cotton now stored in the ware les of this city"

 l he trade between San Antonio and the IGande has been much affected of late ! 5tgh the efforts of that arch traitor, Sc l Several companies of Americans have lrored to capture him the past winter, EO far he has been on the look out for

 and escaped their suares in season = Telegraph says, that since the days of |m, Seguin has been the worst scourge Fzas. Although he fought on IIouston's at the battle of San Iacinto, and was af- rls Senator in the Texan Congress,

 II fare but badly should he fall into the S of the Western men,

 L Wm. c. Cooke, the same who was

 le first Santa Fe Expedition, has been Ened Secretary of War by President De Texan Congress has passed a resolu- granting Mr. Castro two years further to complete his colonization contract. E. is now at Galveston.

 |was ramored that Col. Kaufman would Bpomted Charge 10 the United States, al- gh the editor of the Telegraph thinks to contrary.

 @e Antonio Navarro, the last of the an Santa Fe prisoners who recently es' \ from Mexico, has been treated with Eed honors and attentions wherever he lPpeared in Texas. We copy the follow acconnt of his warm reception at Calves fom the Civilian of the Slh inst: De return of the patriotic and hefioc Col. E Proto'Fexas, on Saturday last, was hailed bur citizens with the utmost enlhusi- The steamship McKim, which bore Iama in decorated wish flags, and was |e with the discharges of cannon and Poes of martial music. At the wharf Phyor and municipal officers proceeded bOarl, to welcome the dungeon-worn en, which Was done in an appropriate Feeling speech by the Mayor, and re- lIed to in glowing and touching terms F. Navarro, in pure Cassiian, and rem into English by Col. Williams. The ping patriot disembarked, and proceed 1ncoyered and leaning upon the arms of Payor and his old friend Col. w., and Fed by the Board of Aldermen along Pharf, upon which were drawn up to 4ehim the volunteer military companies |lhe great mass of the male population he place. He was then escorted to the flont by the municipal authorities, the hy and the citizens, every window being 'Ad all eyes turned 10 see him as he pass long the streets. We must not omit to Ilon that the U. s. schooner Woodbury, le harbor, fired q salute upon the oeea- me circumstance Is related of the family 'ir' Navarro of which we were previous acquainted. The Civilian ays:-''llis ef E Was Corsican of good birth, and, ' IS worthy of remark, was born under same roof with that prodigy of the hu- faee-Napoleon Bonaparte.'' No'hing definite in relation to the navy uahsplred ln the Texan Congress. The 'n'llee on Com. Moore's case had report recommending his restoration to office

 ie payment of his pro raia of the last r,s appropriation.

 He Telegraph states that the difficulty Neen Gen. Green and President Jones has I, ]. "alusled Gen. Green, It IS sad, hau ''lea hIS determination 10 become a cltl- VI Texas. and had writlea to the United Fs Secretary of Slate to that effect, ant ueslr'hg his appointment as Consul ie 'es'9n to be annuled, before the misun- 'Analng occurred.

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