From the New Orleans Picynne.l

 FROM TEXAS
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Hphy I,nportan hlieigence-PreSidenf Jones's Mfs-

 sagt-fonpeung of hs Itran Congnss- Uaan'-

 nous PaSsagt of the Anaeraiion Resotutions. By the airiral yesterday afternoon oi the olhop "Culter' hay. received slip from the Galveston News office announcing that the Texan Congress have accepted the United States propositions for Annexation by a unaminious uote For ihe slip, as also for other papers, we are indebted to MT. Me- D0ugal, who catne passenger. Among the passengers by the Cutter, which leii Galveston on the 26th ut was bearer of despaiches for Capt. Elliott, the British Charge, wls still re- mains in this city.

 The U. s. sloops of war Saratoga and St. Mary's and brig Porpose have sailed from Galveston for Pensacola. The cutter Woodbury was 10 sail on the 2d inst. for this port Report has il that ihe Prince ton sails directly for Washington City, but we see no account of it in any of the journals.

 The extra from the News office IS so important that hasten to lay il before readers entire Il contains, besides President Jones' message, hur- ried account of the proceedings oi the Texan Con gess. Here is the exira:-

 We are indebted 10 Mir. Briggs for ihe following interesting documents, which hasten to give our readers.

 Verbally we learn from Mir. B. that the proposi- tions for our independence have been submitted to the Senate. They yet made public, but Il IS understood that they are highly objectionable and w be promptly rejected.