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MR. CRoss's EErTER.-tFhe Hon. Ep- WARD CRoss publishes the letter in the Globe which we insert to-day in our columns. He meets the question of Texas; and, faithful to his State, more immediately interested than any State in the Union in the machinalions of England against the South, declares that h5 will support no man for the Presidency who opposes the annexation ofTcxas 10 the Union This frank declaration becomes the man and the measure; and we doubt notwiII meet the appreciation of every freeman in Arkansas capable of knowing his rights, or wiling to defend them. They will doubtless commend the integrity shd fidelity whi.h waits net for others to lead, but boldly places itself in the van in the defence of their vital interests and honor. WashiHgfoa SDecfator