Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-16
From the New Orleans Picayune Extra of April l4th
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 The intelligence received by the steamships New York and Alabama Is of so important character as to induce us to anticipate TegHlHr day of publca- tiun, and lay Il at once helore our readers.
 LATE AND IMPORTANT IHTELLIGEHcE-By the arrival oi the steamship New York we have re. ceived our Texas files and correspondence, which contain news of deep interest. From the following letters ii will be seen that had abundant reason Tor asserting, as we have done upon many occasions heretofore, that ihe English government was carry. ing on an extensive intrigue in the young Republic with the view 10 sap American influence in that country h wOulf appear from our advices, winch are oi the most authentic character, that the Texas government has been listening to ,he fauery of for eIgn ministers, and that Captain lutt and Mr. Sa- llgny, between them, have poured the "leprous die tilment into he purches" of President Jones' ear by the quart. How long the people of Texas will suffer this Triangular game 10 go remains to be seen.- We much mistake the spirit of he Republic 1.-the Executive, Captain Elliott and Mr. Salieny together can smother the will of the nation. Our letters give the substance of all the news that we have received by thIs arrival. Greater men than President Jones have not been able brest the tide of popular feel ing upon this questinn; and we shall expect to see hln swept like aeed before the torrent, if he per- severes posponng the will of the Texas people to the wishes and at the behest of foreign inlrguers Already have the citizens of Texas taken the alarm and Ihe idea of calling county conventions to press the business forward has been fayorahly considered When the issue Is fairly made, whether Capnin FL i liolt and Mir Sahgny the free people of the Re- public shall prevail in this matter, there will he n storm raced that will make the conspirators grow pale The question IS assuming the aspect of a struggle for liberty-il is in fact, and when this truth IS fully recognized by the country, il will he policy m the Servants 0: Foreign Princes and those who collogue with them to step ofthe way. HousroN, April 8, lSi5. l Editors ofthe Pcayune:
 1 Presuming that having disposed of the Annexation 1 question Is your conntry, you naturally look with some interest to the movements in this Quai in terence 10 it, drop you line to say that ofhcia action on the part of government has vel trans pired in regard IL, unless it be that the President (t IS I'll nored) has ordered wriis oi election for members o Congress, to fill vacant districts-wth n view to calling that body lngetIer about the lst of June
 The receipt of the news of the passage of the An nexaton Resolutions by the United States Congress took the British and French Ministers here hy sur. prise, and on Ihe arrival ofa Brl h man of 1 Galveston, few days afterwards, with des atches for the former, both these unctonaries mmcdia ely repaired 10 the Seat of Government, for the purpose as II IS underso' d, of asking of our Government d postponement of a action it's part in reference 1 10 the consummal Il of annexation until their Gov ernments could be heard from, and having, il is understood, obtained pledge of some sort to that effect, they forthwith put about and returned to Gal veston there to await the arr al of further despatch i es. Major Doneson met them his way up, be. 1 tween here and Washingon-they being on heir 1 way 10 this pace-and when he got here the Con ernment w.re absent President and Cabinet Ina, ing 1 found Il convenient To have business in the cuunr, just at that tune. This may be considered om inous of the feeling of the party power towards annexa iion They are evidently in no hurry, and there is no telling what inducements may be offered within the next sixty days 10 remain independent
 In haste, yours truly, E. J. W.