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lmroRTANT FRoE EWAsHINGroN.-The deba te close in he House of Representatives, on the 25.h ut and the following joint resolutions having pass ed in committee of the whole, were reported to the House, and the previous question having been called for and sustained the, adopted by vote of l2O | to 9s.

 We have room only for the resolutions and yeas and nays on their final passage.

 We are pleased to notice the name of our imme. diate Representative, Mr. DELLETr, among the af. 6rmatve votes. a.,. a. ..e -. JOINT RESOLUTIONS declaring the term. oH which Congress W i'll admit Texas into ins Union state kesoiUed 6y the SeHafe aud House o Representatives ef he United Stat,s of America in Congrsss assembled That Congress duth consent that that the ter ri,ory properly included within, and rightfuy belonging to the republic ot Texas, may be erected into a new State, 10 be called the State of Texas with n repub. lisan form of government, to be adopted by he peo- pie of said republic, by deputies in convention as- senbled, with the consent of the existing eovern- ment, in order that the same may be admitted as one of the States of this Union.

 SEC. ?. And be fHfhr resoiped, That the fore g"ing consent Of Congress is given upon the follow ing conditions, and with the following guaranees to wit:

 lst Said State 10 be iormed subject 10 the adjust men by this government of all questions of bounary "7t "ay a''sc W'th governments; the cOn- stitutiun thereof. with the proper evidence of it's adoption by the people of said republic of Texas, shall be transmitted to the President of the United States, be laid before Congress fo it's final acion before the first day of January one lhousan nd eight hundred and foriy-six.

 2d. Said State. when admitted into the Union af. ter ced,ng to the United States all mines, minerals, salt lakes, m springs. and also all public ed6ces, Qualifications, b,rracks, ports and ha bors navy and nay yards, docks, mag .z'nes, arms arnamenls and ah o'her property and ans pertaining the public aeiencs belonging said republic of Texas, shall Ian all the public funds, debts. taxes, and dues of every k'nd which may belong to, be due and ow-

 hs sao republic; aud shall also retain nll the vacant ana anappropr,ated lands lying within it's limits, to "e appea to me payment of inc debts and liabilities ol sa'd republic Of Texas; and the residue of said mnne' aier dischargns said debts and liabilities. to De disposed oi As sad State " direct; but in no event are said debts and liabilities to ,ccome a eharee upon the government of the United States

 Sd. New States, 'f convenient size. and having l