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TExAs.-From the New Orleans Bee have Texas news up 10 the 2Oth inst.

 Congress- wls in session at Austin; but little of importance las yet beea transacted. A resolution has been reported instructng the committee fi- to enquire into the expedency of recalling the loan commissioners. Another resolution instructs the same committee enquire into the expedency of suspending further of proInissory noes.- third resolution nstructs the naval committee to enquire into the expediency of recalling the Texian navy from the service of Yucatan. A modification of the tar1 so that the revenues arising from may be collected in par funds, win be among the eares, measures adopted by congress.

 A correspondent Of the Houston Star says

 " The Santa Fe expedition is exciting much inte- rest in congress- and the against the Pres dent for fitting it out without authority from congress are general and Some investigations are progressing that may elicit important facts in regard to tn" amount of expenditures incurred for this un- lawful measure. disposition has been generally manifested by the members to prohibit the payment of any bill or drafl that may be presented for payment, on account of the expedition"

 '' It is the oonion of some of our public men (says the Galveston Cvllian) who personally well ac- quainted with Santa Anna. that he will recommend tO Hiahe tcusicf tlc CeEaloH ot Texas to the United States, under the idea that the measure will be acceptable to all parties, while his government may thus spare itself the mortifca- tion of acknowledging her utter inability reconquer the territory lost at San Jacinto. That Santa Anna may favor such policy is probable, and such is the partiality of citizens for the splendid republic which gave them birth, that the measure might be carried out, were it for the difficulties that would result from the question of slavery. The Northern States of the Union jealous of admitting into the confederacy new States in which slavery tolera- ted; and our citizens would be 10th to placei,hem- selves under government in which such strong dis position manifests itself interfere with that nsti- tuition. It seems, however, probable, that such a proposition may come from Mexico. The more in telgent men of that country awake to the mpor- tance of establishing some boundary which may to check the encroachments which the Anglo-Saxon race making upon their territory"

 letter from Galveston says: |" Lewis. the great Philadelphia fnancier, is still here-he resides al the country residence of Moro Phillips, Esq, about five miles from the city, which is now known by the name of 1" Levs's Retreat"