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TExAs.-We called public attention last week io the tih secfion of the act of Con- gress of the 20ih April, ISIS, and take great pleasure in publishing the following par ragraph from the National Intelligencer, which contains the opinion of the Circuit Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York, in relation to the pro- per construction of the act.--.N'at Bonner.

 An opinion has been given by the Circuit Court oi iile United States for the southern district of New York, in answer to an in- quiry by the Grand Jury, that it is not vi- olaton of the sixth section of the act of Congress of the 2oth April, ISIS, to hold meetings in the city of New York, and ap- point committees tsto provide means and make collections for the purpose of enabling she inhabitants of Texas to engage in civ Il war with the sovereignty of Mexico, now at peace with the United States" This section, the Court says, applies only to mil itary expeditions and enterprises to be car sied on from fte United Stafes against any foreign Power with which we are at peace. Donations in money, or any thing else, to the inhabitants of Texas, to enable them 10 engage in civil war with the sovereignty of Mexico, (says the Court is in no sense be- ginning or setting on foot, or providing the means for military expedition from the U. States or their territory.