Mr. Walker presented the returns of t6e
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NIT. Walker presented the returns of the telers to-

 The President of the Senate, who rose and said that the whole number of votes given was 275, of which majority was l39 But James K. Polk, of Tennessee, had received TO votes cast for the President of the United States, and Henry Clay, of Kentucky, l05; ; and George NJ. Dallas, of Pennsylvania, had received TO votes cast for Vice President of the United States, and Theodore Frelnghuy- sen, of New Jersey, had received l05 He then added '' do, therefore, declare that James K. Polk, of Tennessee, having ma Jority of the whole number of electoral votes, Is duly elected President of the United States for four years. commencing on the 4th day of March, 1915 and that George M Dallas. of Pennsylvania, having majority of electo- ral votes, Is duly elected Vice President of the United States for four years, commencing on the 4tl day of March. lS45."

 ANNEXATION OF TEXAS.

 h tae Senate ofhe U. &, Feb. l3.

 By unanimous consent Cor. ASHLEY offered the following Resolutions for the annexation of Texas which were ordered to be printed, and laid on the table:

 Resolred, That the Republic of Texas, by the name and style ofr. the State of Texas.o ; be received aud admitted into this Union upon the same footing with the original States in all respects whatever, on the people of the said Republic, met in convention called hv the duly constituted authorities thereof consents ing 10 the following terms and conditions:

 l. That the existing constitution of said Republic be so modified as to conform 10 the constitution of the United States. and De 50 amended as 10 provide that the territory of Texas may be divided inio new States. Lot exceeding five in number, ta be received and admitted into this Uninn, in conformity to the provisions ol the constitution of the United States upon the same footing with tho origi- ns States.

 ,. That the United States be authorized ia adjust and settle all questions of boundary. which may arise with other governments

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