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The New-York Albion, which is good authority, denies emplatcaly the statement recently publish- ed, in which number of the British Anti-5lavery Society declares his knowledge that the Peel minis try indisposed to acknowledge the independence of Texas, from motives of hostility the spread of sla very. The state of the negotiations according to the Albion is this the Independence ofTexas has been substantially acknowledged for than year. In November 1Si0, the British Foreign secretary, signed three several conventions agreed upon between them and Gen. Hamilton. Two of these conventions, af- ter being ratified in Texas, have arry, ed in Eng land, and the ratification of the third in Texas is all that is required to complete the establishment of in- ternationa intercourse. This convention will be- be- fore the present Texan Congress, and on being ati- fed by them the instruments will be interchangel in London, and the consular agents duly appointed.

 Any other report, the Albion asserts " from upon which reliance be placed" arises from abo- litonist zeal.