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LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES.

 Washington, (feXas) June II, 1915. :.

 The undersigned, charge d'ailiaires of the United States, referring to his note of the 24th ult answer te that of the 18th from the Hon. Mr. Allen, on the subject of the protection which, under certain emergencies, the United States would be expected 10 afford Texas, has the satisfaction of replying more explicitly, in conformity to instructions which he has re- ceiyed iron President of the United States.

 Reciting several indications of the bellire- rent intentions ofMeXico, the Hon. 1Ir. Allen remarks, that "a new invasion of the territory of Texas may be reasonably apprehended, if the proposals lately received from the United States, for the annexation of Texas to the fede- raj Union, should be accepted by Texas; of which result, the sure indications of the popu- lar will, exhibited from the various portions ot the republic, present to the mind an assu- rance So strong as to challenge conviction, and leave scarcely possible room fordonbt:an , and alter further asking whether, under such circumstances, so well calculated to disturb the tranquility of the settlements along the western frontier of Texas, it would moi be