Texas.
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The steam ship N. York arrived on
Wednesday last at New Orleans, from
Galveston, bringing dates to the 18th
Feb. From N. Orleans and Texas pa
pers we make the following summary
of news.


The story about the annexation Of
Texas to the United States turns out 10
be humbug, as we thought it would
The Houston Democrat of the 18th has
the following:


THAT E1tra.-Thc glorious news
promulgated through an extra of the
Telegraph, appears TO have produced
quite sensation throughout the country
Unfortunately, however, tho whole sto-
ry proves to be hoax. The Joyous
smiles Of Gen. Murphy, and the 'bur-
nlshed arms Of American troops, spark
ling in the waters Of the Neuces; were
too much for us; and we freely confess
that we ourselves came very nigh being
caught as we'll as others. Gen. Murphy
appears to enjoy the joke exceedingly,
as we learn from our Washington cor
respondent that his Joyous smiles have
expanded into regular horse laugh"


The Telegraph ofthe same date, how
ever, does not entertain that opinion
on the contrary, it has the following par
agraph:


"Ertrd session Of Congress.-It is
currently reported at Washington, that
President Houston intends calling an ex-
traordlnarys session of Congress ID a few


