TEXAS INVADED
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Mexican army, computed at II 900 men, has passed
the Rio Grande, and captured San Antonio Goad, and
Victoria, without opposition The greatest excitement
and enthusiasm pervades the Texan community. The
country is in arms and about 900 Texans had marched
towards the scene of operation. The Government is de-
Poraby deficient in means to carry on the war, which
must be supported by the people At public meeting
at Galveston on the 10th inst $4,000 raised by the
people to fit out an armed brig aad steamer to proceed
along the coast to intercept transports with supplies M
the enemy.


The following Proclamation has been issued by Pres
dent Houston


PROCLAMATION TO THE CITIZENS OF


TEXAS.


MY CoUNTRYMEN Rumors have been brouSh
from the southwestern frontier nf invasion. PaFIIc-
ulaFs have not been furnished to the Executive
The facts are sufficient TO justify immediate pre-.
paration for defensive war All who are Sueec'