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From TExAs-Accounts from Texas have
been received at New-OrleanS to The I'd. inst.


Ii is the opinion Of some ofth" Texans that
Santa Anna, the now Dictator of Mexico, viii
recognize the independence Of their country.
The Houstonian says:-lf the report OF Santa
Annals success in Mexico should prove To be
correct, we venture 10 predict that with Gen.
Houston ct the head Of our government, one
wear will not have elapsed before the indepen-
dence Of Texas have been unconStilutionally re-
coenized by Mexico. We do not make this
prediction from any confidence we have il the
pledges of that perGdionS man. made while a
prisoner but from the belief that he is satisfied
with his former campaign i'll Texas, and will
not be anxious to become an actor in a second
drama the exit Of which would, in all human
possibility be even more tragical.


There were several heavy froStS in October,
which, Il was feared, would injurc the cotton
crops the growth Of which was retarded by the
dronth in the early part Of the season.


The cost of fitting oni the Texian squadron
for a cruise in the Gulf, is estimated at forty
thousand dollars, of which sum, the govern
ment Of Yutacan is to pay s. t500,