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The 0pelousas La. Gazette, eontetn- plating the probability of war between the Texians and Santa Ana, thus compassion- ately and respectfully speaks of the belllge- rents:

 "You are welcome to the combat, gem tlemen. One good result is certain-thc world will lose many bad citizens, and the devil will gain some faithful servants.

 "Eyery body knows that Texas has been to the United States what Botany Bay has been to Great Britain. The emigrants thi- ther, like the followers of King David in the cave of Adullam, have been all those who were oppressed and ali those wiio were in debt--in other words, vagabonds and re- fagees from justice. To read the thunder ing manifostoes of these fellows, who know nothing about republics, and care nothing about liberty, one would think they lad been hired to bring the immortal doctrines of Pla- 10 into ridicuIe and eontempt.D