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to-The Madsonian of the 4th says, that special messenger, FLOYD WAGoAmAE, E,q., Jeff Wash in1tn city the day befnIe to deliver to Major Dom eson, temporarily at Nashville, the Joint Resolution for the admiss ion of Texas into the Union, which signed by the President of the United States on the lst Should it be found that our Charge has left Nashville, the bearer of despatches has been direct e to proceed immediately himself to Texas.

 This, we presume, is a notice of the passage of the Resolutions, without committing the executive to choice between the modes offered to the Presi- dent by the resolution. It would be hardly decorous for the executive to employ the last day of his term in talk ing oe the hands of his successor discre- tion upon point of ths magnitude, which was ob- vousy intended for him 10 whom the duty of carry ing and completing the annexation was to be per- formed.

 0J-A petition is before the Ohio Legislature from citizens of ofTYLERviLLE, (Greene county,) asking for change of the name of the town, recting that they have changed their opinion of Mir. TYLER since they named the town! We take no pride in MT. Tyler ourselves. but we would wager trlae that half the engaged in this small affair, have been applicants for oilice-i,robably the Posoffice in Tyervile, and the man who got it did not sign the petition.