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Gult of Mexico, with republican form ofgo- yernment, to be adopted by the inhabitants of sad republic, assembled by deputies in con- Vehtlon, with the consent of the existing government, in order that the said new State may be admitted into this Union.

 lind be t further enacted and declared, That the foregoing consent of the Congress Is gwen upon the following conditions, to Wit that the new State shall be formed. and It's government adopted, prior to the fourth day of July, in the present year; and that the boundaries of the said new State. con- forming to the outlines before stated, and containing an area not exceeding - square miles, shall be defined by the conven- ton of deputies, and inserted in the constitu- ton or form of government; and that the as- sent of the State shall also be inserted to such boundaries of the remaining territory, pro- perly pertaining to Texas, and to be claimed and held by said new State on superceding the present government, as may be settled and defined by the government of the United States, by negotiation and treaty, or other wise.

 find De tt further encted and declared. That on the aforesaid fourth day of July, in the present year, the said new State, having been thus formed and defined, by the name and style of the State of Texas, shall be re- ceived and admitted into this Union as a new and entire member of the United States of America

 The bill having been read the second time,

 On motion of Mir. Dromgoole, it was re- ierred to the committee of the whole on the state of the Union, and ordered to be printed.

 The question of the annexation of Texas was continued as the subject of discussion in the House to-day, and was debated by Messrs Hamlin of Ohio, and Brengle, in opposition to the measure, and by Messrs. Weller, and Cary of Maine, in favor of it. Mr. Sample of Indiana having obtained the floor, the com mlttee rose and reported progress. A num- Der of petitions, &c., were presented and re- ferred under the rules, as usual.