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FROM MoBILE-A very large H' sembled last night in the theatre lol CT the resolutions adopted at the 1' n the friends of Texas last night T ! ganized by the appointment ol IL , mey, chairman F. B. Sheppard, aIla 1, ney, Vice Presidents, and [. @'li W. s. Caldwell, as Secretaries

 ton for a committee of ten to reGel' tions was made by B. B. Breealn' purpose of ascertaming the accul's , the meeting. This was set asIde' Gayle came forward and read selis lutions, embodying views sllll,,ai l,... taken in the recent letters oI M5s and Van Buren. These he Pfetasg speech of some length, arguing l!s, ,, immediate annexation-the proPil,. ..a ing for further light-the mlss:ss ,:ss likely to be made by foreign lia''4 motives &c. :,

 Percy Walker followed win ..;"o resolutions as a substitute-age'lFpis, U ], we can recollect, the necessity ol n I annexation, &c. Sc. He pTelaeso a most eloquent and able address ...b

 He was followed by ,. A, ca'ag Dal

 delivered one of his old taslilo1Gn lln, -shrewd and searching, ana e'~' stroke on the audience. .la

 The result was the adoption. .;,, at entire unanimity, of the suos"''' Walker. l.e

 We shall publish the proceeaf'I1I ' \ row. The meeting was ona v ever held ill the city ffioa'f :