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The Anneration Of Trras.-The last
Richmond Enquirer has some ralhss
startling developments in regard to Az
nexation. 1t states that an unusual in.
timacy, and active intercourse Of com
smunication, is said to have existed OF
late between the British and French
Ministers, that France is as much OPP
posed to the annexation Of Texas TO the
United States as England was known
10 be. Indeed, a Protest from the
French King is said to have been in the
hands Of his Minister at Washington for
some weeks, but he had withheld it
it being evidently unnecessary, as the
Senate would not ratify the Treaty.


The Enquirer states moreover that
an important Cabinet Council was held
on the 22d ult., bat does not feel author
lied to hazard 'conjeciurcs as TO what
occurred therein. The editor 2sr
10 say that there is no longer a VI
the fact, that the Ministry OF France
and England are equally and eagerly
intent on defeating the annexation OF
Texas TO the United States. 1nteli-
gence has been received, on this point,
which canno, be dou bted.