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| TExAs.--The news from Texas is very interest. | ing.

 On the 18th ult. the Secretary of State issued a proclamation stating that the entire European loan had been definitely negotiated by General Hamilton.

 The work of running the boundary line between Texas and the United States was in rapid progress and will be completed in June. So far as progress ed, it gives the Texans tract of country more than 400 miles long, by in breadth, which was suppo- sed to belong to the United States, and included in their surveys. This land has all been located, and so great has been the rage for it, that unlocated bounty claims said to have been sold in some n- stances high as $1 50 per acre.

 brig called the City of Perth was totally lost on San Luis bar on the 18th inst. She was from San Luis, bound to Liverpool, with about 1000 bales of cotton. She bilged and sank in l2 feet water.

 In consequence of the difficulties existing between M. de Saligny, charge d'afairs of France and cit- of the Republic, President Lamar has instructed the Texian charge d'aairs at the court of St. Cloud to lay the whole subject before his majesty the King of the French, and to request the recall of M. de Saligny.

 Judge Webb has been sent ambassador to Mexico, which it is thought is indicative of warm disposi- tion to bring the difficulties between the governments 10 speedy close.

 Dr. Anson Jones, has been nominated for the Vice Presidency, and accepted.

 The crops in very favorable state, and it is expected will yield very abundant harvest.