INFORMAL AGENT FROM TEXAS.
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The Washington Union has the following in
reply to some remarks of the Mobile Advertiser


The I" Mobile Advertiser may dismiss its scru-
pies Texas has accredited no " minister" to the
United States, but has recently sent charge"
The President has for some time decided against
receiving the active charge, (Mr. Loe,) upon the
ground, that Texas is virtually part and parcel of
the United States. Hence our troops are sent to
Texas to defend our "positive and substantive
rights" The revenue provisions are shaped accor-
ding to the prccedents adopted in cases by the
administrations of Messrs Madison and Monroe.


Mr. Lee may remain in Washington until he
can hear from Texas, and if MIR. Kaufman comes
here he may oficiate (if he pIeasas) as an
informal agent of Tcxas, just as the other States
in the United States have sometimes agents to at
tend the concerns of their separate States, but
nothing in the character of charges, or as repre-
sentatves of foreign States"