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and equipped an army OfI0. 900 men. who are close uDon Gen. TaylOr's position besides f it w0s so, how could these volunteers be tn time to render him any assistance This is not the first time that Gen. Gaines has cried " Wolf, Wolf," and in his conversations he talks as if 10000 men would b0 wanted to proceed to the Rio Grande He certain ly wears magnifying srec.acles, and smells danger from afar.

 Gen. Gaines COSademned.-The Union of Bat< urday night, has the following condemnation of Gen. Gaines:

 "The fact is, that Gen G. has acted without or- ders and, be his motives pure as they may, they cannot exempt him from the censure of the Execu- tive. The command of the ''army of observation" was given to Gen. Taylor, and Gen. G. ought never to have meddled with his command"

 TEXAS REPRESENTATIVES, IN CONGRESS-

 The position that will be occupied by the Rep- resentalivcs of the Texan Nation to which the Uni ted States has been annexed, will furnish pretty difficult problem for the solution of Virginia strict conStructionists. When they present themselves at the bar of the House and Senate for admission, to share in the l councils of their country" there will probably be few troublesome questions put respecting the l authority upon which they base their claim. They will be required to point out the article in the Con~ stitution that entities them to seat in that august 1 body.

 In Section of Article of the Constitution it is declared that:

 " No person shall be representative who shall not have attained the age of twenty five years, and been years citizen of the United States, and who shall not, when elected, be an inhabtant of the State in which he shall be chosen" In Section 3 of Article l it is provided that "No person shall be Senator who shall not have attained the age of thirty years. and been nine years citizen of the United States, and who shall not. when elected, be an inhabtant of the State for which he shall be chosen"

 By these articles it will be seen that every Rep. resentatiue must have been seven years, and every Senator must have been nine years citizen of the United States, before he be legally entitled that is an inhabitant of Texas, or who has allegi- ance to her government before the annexation, caf become member of the Senate under nine years, or of the House under seven years.-C COuramt.