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 Maj. Al. DoNELsoN, of Tennes.aa 'slgl 'l d'afaires to Texas, in place of Gen ', ', 70 ceased. li'R1

 The Washington Globe, of Sept. ,as

 the following appropriate terms. of lbis r

 We must give MT. Tyler o,.5i. 5!o, selection of Major Donelson to s'spa ss affairs with Texas. 4 happier eba.l JulaI not have been made. There is s'oi'' ua' in the country better suited to ,5s 5s' duties which a representative of 's ts. States in Texas will be How neees..ai. sl5 to perform, than Major Donelsoaa ,a''iI talents and prudence, and informato., fly him for any mission. But 6;s ;. with Gen. Jackson, and his early ,' U ' with President Houston, give bin III ! advantages in conducting our ps,l, with Texas to . successful conelns.a earnestly hope that he will accenflbaa and immediately proceed upon i, require all his ability and inanen,. the machinations of England.o