New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23
st,ll Farther from Texas.

The y O. PicdUuy,e Issued an Extra on The llh,
containing letters from Mr. Kendall at Galveston On
The 7lb and al Houston on the S!h. These embody
few facts not already given, save that none OF the
Texan Cabinet were then at Houston, except Col.
Cooke. Secretary OF War, and that "a revolution
10 oneplv talked Of" in case President Jones does
ma, soon call Congress te decide the question Of
Annexation. Houston letter with different
signature says:
HOUSTON, April s, lsi5.
E9los OF he Rcayne: Prcsuning that having disposed
NJ the Annexation question in your country you naturally
look with some interest the movements IN this quarter
~ rfo-crcc ,o II droo YOU line say that official
action on the part Of our Government mas !et
regard TO IT, 1t be that the President t IS so uor
ed has ordered wris of election for Members OF Congress
to Ill distrcts-wiih view 10 cenns ' oo' w
cether aboutthe LIST of June.
rhe rcept OF the news Of the passage Of the Annexa
o Resolutions By the United States Congress took the
od Frepci Minister. here by surprise, and the
arrival Of British at Galveston few DAYS
afterwards with dispatches for the former both hesefu
tonacs Immediately repaired 10 the Seat Of Government
for the purpose II is understood, OF asking OF our Gov
erment posponemen; of any action on It's part III re'er
eoce TO the Annexation until their Gov
enments could be heard FROM AID having as II Is under
stoo obsined pledge OF some sort to mat erect they
forthwith put about and returned 10 Galveston there 10
await the arrival further dispatches MAJOR DcheiSoh
met them way up, between here ana Washington
they being on their way 20 this place-and when he got
there the Gdcsunc1t dbsf-President and caohet
,v. found IL convenient have business In the country
INST at that time This may be considered om'nous OF the
feeling of the party In power towards Annexation They
are evidently in no hurry and there no telling what IN
duccuenis may be offered within the next SIXTY days to
remain independent
In haste, yours truly, +. j. W.
The Picayuue adds the following:
"Wr have two private letters before US, day
later than those published above, and which were
writer al the lat-s, hour 10 be IN readiness Tor the
steamer, from which we learn that President Jones
had returned 10 Washington, and that The U. ,.
Minister, Major Donelson, had Dee. treated so cara
Licrlv by him and his Cabinet that he spoke q pith-
dralcins from hc seat of Government TO Galrcsfo'l
This intelligence Is from so drrcas TO leave
no room TO doubt lis accuracy. From all that We
learn we are constrained believe that II rupture
with Mai Doneson would assist IN procEastlnatins
action with the acqulrsccnce OF the people, frTs-
dent Jones would edliy the nations WIN another
extq,Gt,ir proclamation. Its very evident mai Inc
Interests Of the people of Texas have become
MINOR consideration 10 the interests ei some ot her
officials; and our suspicious misead US, II the en-
luryfor the present l5Gol what Will certain nol-
yiduas gam by accepting or rejecting annexation
the great concerns OF the State being leit out OF
consideration IN deciding personal Issue OF 20 mo-
mentous character.
.'It seems 10 be agreed that proclsrnanons have
been issued 10 fill vacancies IN congress, so as 10
amuse the citizens with a few elections: None
has been issued conyening Congress-nor VIII there
be- We apprehend, until there Is general fisins Oh
the country.