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The following extract of letter addressed 10 the editors of this paper from Gaveston under date of the Stb instant, gives an interesting view of public opinion Tn Texas on the subject of xation at l furnishes some significant hints as to the game Great Britain is endeavoring to play in relation to the pro

 posed union between the two Republics. The wri- ter is an intelligent observer of men and things and his opinions are entitled to consideration.

 |" cannot omit saying that think Texas affair, in crtica situation. The news of the adoption of the Annexation Resolutions by the U. s House of Rep .. sen'atives, reached Galveston the other day. and was received with general consratuation by the friends of annexation. In this place, there ia q strong party "pposed 10 annexation upon any terms. Rut most ot these admit the feeling of the interor be strong iy--neariy uDdivdedly, for the measure. Con. gress was all but unanimous in both Houses de cared by the direct vote in one House, and several collateral votes in the other. But this by no means an indication that the feeling is permanent, and may not be soon changed. Members who voted for an- hexation have told me, that the wss more an in dcaiion of sentiment in favor of the United States, and in part rebuke of the supposed disposition O.. the Executive of Texas 10 hwart pending measures,

 than proof that anohei Congress here, under altered would present m,jprt1, a in fla vor ol annexation. lt amounts 10 declaration that nOw, and while the Congress of the United States are engaged in discussing the terms which they wll pro. pose to Texas-Texas is willing and ready for ad- mission and wiIl not cvi about terms But there is not little dissatisfaction at the subordinate part which Texas is made to assume in agrea political game played in the United Siates and lere are new circumstances which, upon another disappointment ana rep"se may turn he sentiment of affection for lhe United States into indifference, and give another policy the preponderance Indeed il is understood ln TEAS that Great Britain has materially modi- lied some Of her views, and is disposed 10 guarantee Texas Independence, without any conditions

 The Texan Minister to England (Ashbel Smi,h) has returned since the Texan Congress adiourned, and have reason to believe, Iron, what consider reliable authority, that he bears a general pIed e on the British government for the independence of Texas, against Mexico, without aay condition, re

 lating to slavery, commercial advantages, or any other stipulation than the rejection of union with the United States. Texans of good opportunity, assure me thai in h' correspondence Lord Aberdeen takes occasion expressly withdraw the expressions with rsgard to slavery in Texas, which he addressed to the American Secretary of State through Mir. Pack enlam, and which reused the resentment of Mir. Call houn It seems undeniable. that Great Britain sands ready To make any concession, aHd evtend any a'd winch lsris may need ask to prevent annex alton, 'i r.m what have seen am also persuaL. d t 'rsmgo of our Congress wlhvtl determina-