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I.Arssr PROM. TExAs-Ry the arrya! OF tbe
stsan ship John :. McKim, at New-oElcans on
the 18th lust. we receive Galveston dates up TO the
9Th instant.


The news from the interior represents everything
az quiet.
Previous to the adjournment the nominations OF
Gen. Terrell as Charge d'Afiaires TO England and
France, and of Colonel Rely as Charge 10 the
United States, were rejected BY The Senate. Il is
said that The chief cause Of opposition 10 those gen.
tlemcn was their hostility 10 Annexation


Congress refused TO receive the Peiion OF meet
ing OF the citizens OF Rush county against Annr1a-
;ion, from which i. may be inferred now strongly
the members vet are in favor OF that measure


Col. Wm G. Cooke has been appointed Secreia-
ry of War BY President Jones.


II was rumored tha, Col Kaufman would be az
pointed Charge TO the United States.
Jose Antonio Navarro, the last OF the IeXan
Santa Fe prisoners who recently escaped from
Mexico, mas been trealesi with marked honors and
attentions in Texas.


A correspoadence mas been published between
Mr.. Donaldson, e. :. Charge d'AtialTes, and iae
Goyeraman; Of Texas manly on the subject OF An
/ nexaiion, together Tlh report from aGnmnlIss
| of the Hou-e, the same icpic; MY. Dcnaiusoh
expresses all confidence i, the ultimate success OF
| The measure. aad earnestly hopes the people OF
Texas will not abandon it on account OF Inc defeat
ofihe late treaty. In reply, he Is assured by the
! Government OF Texas thai TINS question VIII hh'
he affected by anv opposing or unIavorable aciion
on the part Of the Executive OF Texas This as,
surance, says The Galveston News VIII pc recelYeu
| bv the people of Texas wItii much saiisiacilon-
! The report ssts forth the immediate advantages OF


The Committee or Conl. Moore's case had Te,,
ported, recommending his restoration 10 OH ana
Inc pavmen, OF his pro rata OF the last years ap-


The Telegraph states that the feu!iy bs5wssp v.d
Cen Green. il is said, had sgniied his determina-
ton to become citizen Of Texas, and had wfliien
10 the United States Secretary of State 10 that ei-
feet. and also desiring his appointment as Consul 10
Galveston TO be annuiled before the mlsunderstand-
ing occurred. -.


Nine Bremen vessels have arrived at Galveston
since the Isl of November. with an average OF one
hundred and fifty passengers 1t Is computed tha'
500 German Immigrants have arrived witilntmee
or four months.


