TEXAS.
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At the request of gentleman. a resident of Texas, of high character and known abilities, and upon whose statements we place implicit reliance, we publish the fol- lowing letter from Col. Peter Ellis Bean to Gov. Cass, Secretary of War of the United States, dated Feb. 24, 1883, together with .he intelligence which accompanies it.

 .NacogdocIes, 1eras, 24th Feb. 1883.

 Gov. LEWIS CAss, Secretary of War.

 R:-As military commander of tho North Eastern frontier of the United Mex ican States, 1t has become necessary and painful duty Geyolving upon me 10 apprise you of facts, which are not in accordance with the TreatiesI and the very amicable re- lations existing between the twossister re- pnblics of the United States of America, and the United Mexican States.-Which facts trast you will feel bound to present to the President that he may be enabled to in- terpcse his authority with the agents under his control, and redeem this government from an evil, which is not only all encroach-

 nent upon it's territory, but must endanger 