FROM TEXAS.
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The last advices from Texas, according
TO the Washington Union, "remove every
shadow of doubt upon the acceptance Of
the terms of our resolutions, and the an
nexation of Texas to the United States.


A private letter "lrom high quarter in
Galveston" dated May 6, says: "Texas
will accept the terms, and that promptly,
and she will have, on the lst Monday in
December next, knocking at the doors of
Congress, two senators and two repre-.
sentalives, with good constitution in
their hands"