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Tn" steam ship Marnora, Page. has arrived at and 2nd inst.

 The editor of the Cuiiian, the antianne xation pa per there, complains of the loss of support from his on that subject.

 The committee appointed meeting of the citi zens "i Galveston city and county, held the 2ls uli, favorable 10 the immediate ratification of the annexation resolutions of Congress, have published a long address to rhe people of Texas, in which Ihe measure is advocated in very cogeAt manner, and in train of augmentation that must be conclusive. To Ihe assurance held out by Eagand that she will generously take upon herself the support of e Tex an government, the address reples-"Very likely and befre bong she will doubt relieve us from Ihe trouble and expense of eIecting offcers.''

 The French and English Ministers to Texas ar rived at Galveston day two before the departure of the Marrnora. They from the seat of gov e'nment IL was saId the former would take pas sage for New Orleans. Their arrival a, Galveston caused some surprise among the citizens of that place, and gave rise to variety of ruinors. The Galveston News says the enemies of anne atio L, whom it style the enemies of republican principles. are much delighted with lhe intelligence they pre-. tend to have gleaned from the two d,plomatlsis.

 The Red'ander says the opponents of annexation in Western Texas, are hardly worth enumera,ng- and when the votes upon the question in the North and East are taken. there wiil be greater unann. fly than was ever exhibited by any people on any subject