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TEXAS. The eolonists of this province have at length aroused themselves into an organized opposition to assert the freedom of their government. In December last the colonists had the spirit to elect 8ugns- tin Viesca, as their governor. one who had incurred the displeasure of the Mexican government. Yiesca wished to reside in Texas; and permission was granted; but .ht.e military arrested him on his way, and imprisoned him by order of the command ant general Coss. To liberate him, and to establish the supreme executive author- ty of the state in Texas, J. B. Miller, the political chief of the department of Brazos, has issued circular requiring his fellow .citizeassto organize.

 On the 23d ut, a meeting was held at Columbia, preparatory to general otie orl the 18th, to conform to the requisition. ; By an arrival yesterday from Aranzas,. we were informed that 400 men had been ordered from Vera Cruz to Texas.

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