.1Hr. D0neisoa 10 .1lr. Allen.
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N EN ORLEANSs May SAs 1ctD.

 The undersigned, charge d'allairs of the United States, has had the honor to receive the note the Hon. Mir Alien, Attorney Gene ral of the republic of Texas, charged ad inte- ria, with the direction of the Department of State, dated the 18th instant; in which he states the considerations upon which he thinks 1t proper that Texas should receive the protection of the United States, should Mexico carry into effect her hostile deelara- tions, in consequence of the acceptance, by Texas, of the proposals submitted by the United States for her admission as one 0l the States of the Union.

 In reply to this note of the Hon. Ar. Allen, q copy of which has been forwarded to the Department of State al Washington city, the undersigned takes pleasure in stating that he has nota doubt the requisite instructions will be immediately issued by the President Of the United States for securing to the vest eIn frontier of Texas full protection against any invasion that may be threatened or at tempted.by Mexico, Ender the circumstances stated. There Is already considerable force concentrated on the portion of the frontier of the U, States adjacent to the territory ol Tex as, and also an increase Of the naval force in the Gu!t of Mexico. In the event of the re- neNal of war against Texas, oil account of her determination 10 become a member of the federal Union, this force can be readily brought 10 act in defence of Texas; and the undersigned doabts not 1t will be so ordered to act, if the eXgency arises, so reasonably anticipated by the Hon. Mir. Allen.

 The undersigned admits the justice of the remarks made by the Hon. 4Ir. Allen, in re- lation to the extraordinary expenses thrown upon Texas by the steps necessary to exc cute the provisions of the joint resolution of the United States Under nearly similar cir cumsiances, the United States have borne the expenses incurred by their territorial gov ernmcnts; and it may be confidently an6ci- pated that the same liberality will be extended to Texas.

 In respect 10 the claims arising in tho ca ses of Saiyely and the revenue district on Red river, which were recommended forpay- mentby the Presideutto the iastcongress the United States, he undersigned doubts notthat the most ample provision will be made by the next Congress. Tine Hon. Mir. Allen is aware ot the circumstances which often pre- vent action on claims, even when they are ia vorably reported upon by appropriate com mitiees, iii time 10 bring thgm within the pre- vision of law, and secure their payment by proper accounting officers: such, in all proba- billy, was the case in ihi, instance.

 But, concerning these claims, and the ex- traordinary expenses to be incurred by Tex as in the extra sessions of her Congress and convention; and also concerning other in- conveniences to which she may be.subected by the acceptance of the proposals for her admission into tie Union, the undersigned will address another communication to inc Hon. Mr. Allen, in which he trusts a mode will be suggested for their disposition, which will be entirely satisfactory to Texas: in the mean time, the undersigned has the honor to renew to Mir. Allen assurances of the great respect with which he remains.

 His most ohedient servant,

 4. J. DONEISON.