From the Neic Orleans Bulletin.
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from me NetD OftedNS Btutetn. INTERESTING AND IMPORTANT FROM TEX As.-By the arrival of the steampacket .Nsp- tune, from Galveston, we have very late ad- vices from different parts of Texas. The fol- lowing Is copy of all Extra published from the office of the Houston Telegraph, on Fri day last, 18th inst.) Circumstances, as far as we can judge, seem to warrant the belief that statements given are substantially cor rect:

 ssGlorious .Neacs-y4nneration have " received intelligence from sources of un- questionable authority, that the Senate of :. the United States has almost unanimously sratilied treaty for the annexation of Tex ''as to tho United States. The despatches s'relating to this subject have been forward "ed to Washington with all possible haste, in order that if necessary the Senate may < be convened to ralify the treaty on the part 'sof Texas. This however, will not be ne- cessary, for our Congress in secret session, q has fully authorised the President to ratify Ca treaty for this object immediately. This ''news may seem too good to be true, but sswc have derived 1t from letters written by "mtclligent gentlemen in the Capital of the "United States, and we place full reliance ill Sits authenticity. Gen. MURPHY, who is "here on his way to Washington, does not " deny 1t; but his joyous smiles indicate too "plainly that he believes the day is close at hand, when the youngest daughter of Re publican America will be restored to the ''arms of the mother republic. Ere another harvest is gathered in Texas, the broad banner of Washington may be unfurled in "glory on our Western border, and the burn- "ished arms of American troops will be re- < fected from the sparkling waters of the Nue- sces. Westward the Star of empire takes Sits way n'

 If the fact reported be true, the strains oi exultation in which the Telegraph indulges, are not misplaced nor extravagant, and they will presently be echoed back from this side the Sabine with as much sincerity and fervor - lsssleea Ne--da- any eyent which would more rejoice the hearts of the Ameri. can people, than the restoration to the repub. lie of the magnificent territory of Texas.

 The following paragraph from the Calves ton Cirisiaa of the 7th, written on the arri. val at the port of the .Ntptnne, in some measure strengthens the statements of tho Telegraph.

 s'1'he papers brought by this arrival con- tain no news of peculiar importance, though despatches arrived from the American gov. ernment, which, it is surmsed, gre of high ly interesting haracter-inasmuch as they were preceded a. New Orleans by reques to detain the packet, if necessary, in order ts ensure their transmission to Texas withou moments delay Among the document brought to our Government, we noticed let ters to Gen. Houston, directed in the hand writing and bearing the frank of the venera ble patriot of the Hermitage Despatche: were also received bearing the marks of the Texian Legation in Paris, which we opine [ are only second in importance to those receiv. ed from the United States.n