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We extract the following from the Vale dletory address of President Jones, of the late Republic of Texas, delivered at the cap Itol in the City of Austin, Feb 18th lS46.

 ''The Lone Star ofTexas. which ten wears since arose amid clouds, over fields of carnage, and obscurely shone for while, has eliminated, and, followingan inscrutable destiny, has passed on and become fixed forever Tn that glorious constellation, which all treemen and lovers of freedom in the world must reverence and adore-the Ameri- can onlon Blending its rays with its sisters, long may It continue To shine, and may a gracious Heaven smile upon this consum- nation of the wishes of the two Republics, now joined together in one. May the Unlon be perpetual, and may it be the means of conerring benefits and blessings upon the people of all the States," is my ardent prayer

 The final act in this great drama is now performed. The Republic of Texas is no more."

 We subjoin also short extract from the Inaugural address of Gov. Henderson of the State otTexas, upon entering upon the duties of that office.

 ''He have this day full entered the Union ol the North American Slates-let us give our friends, who so boldly and nobly advo- cated our cause and the friends of American liberty, no reason to regret their efforts in our behalf. Henceforth the prosperity of our sister states will be our perity-their happiness our happiness-thelr quarrels will be our quarrels and in their wars we will freely participate"