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GEN. GREEN ANp the Executive OF
TExAs.-We have seen private letter,
written by a gentleman residing in Calves
ton, who onghl @ be acquainted with po-
liiIcal movements in Texas. which strength
ems the rImor. mentioned by us Yesterday.
that Gen. Duff Green had met with indit
fsTent treatment from the Executive of that
rSpIb.ic. II was believed BY the writer
that Gen. Green's exegua.lT had been re-
volied. Capt. Elliott, the British Charge
arrived in Galveston from the Capital on
the 9Th instant. He is reported TO have
said hat Gen. Green's difficulties with the
administration are Of serious character-
though he j. silent a. to what they really
are. The British Charge aud Mr. SalignT,
the French Charge, are said TO be in a JOY
ous mood, at something or other that has
transpired in the diplomacy between Texas
and the United States, and both Of these
gentlemen have stated that annexation i
impossible for three years TO come. The
source whence we have received these
items Of intelligence imparts great weight
and authenticity 70 them. Something has
gone wrong