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ed The Resolutions have passed unanimously,
a nd the STA TIE OF TEXAS eon.es ia under .ty'
ing colors We make several extracts, as we can
not publish entire the. proceedings N relation
thereto, Jones trnnsn ted the resolutions to Con-
press, with Ioag and windy m'ss'ge, which Is
no, worth, Of publication. The following We cS'
tract from the Tropc Of the 5th inst.
LATE AND iMPO TANr FROM TEXAS!


By passengers who came up last evening from
the sloop Gutter. nj the Balize, from Galveston
We are in possession Of intelligence from Calves
ton as late as the 24lh nlimo.


The Texan Congress assembled on tho lo'h
June, at Washington, when President Jones sent
in his Message. The terms of annexation. rs
prescribed in the Joint Resolutions adopted by the
American Congress, had already been accepted
unanimously BY The Texan Congress, aud there
was no doubt they would receive the sanction oil
the President.


The proposition for a recognition OF Texan In
dependence. on the par, of Mexico, was unahi-
mousIy and Indignantly REJECTED.


Commodore L. 81. Moore has been rcnS'a:ed
in his command, as Pos, rptain in the fexin M
w, and bill for his relief, was pending before
Congress.


The following is from the Galreston Ne'rs Er.
ira, Of June "a:


We are indebted to Mr.. Briggs for the follow.
ing interesting document, which We hasten og'e
our readers,


Verbally we learn from Mr.. B. that the propo.
sions for our Independence have been submitted
10 the Senate. They are not yet made public, bot
it is understood that they are highly Objectionable
aud will be promptly REJECTED.


JOINT RESOLUTION.
Giving the the consent Of the existing govern.


mcnt to the annexation of Texas 10 the


United States.
Whereas, the government Of the United States
hath proposed the following terms, guarantees
aud conditions, on which the people and territory
of the republic OF Texas may be erected into
new State, to be called tho State of Texas. and
admitted as Que of tho States Of tho American
Union, to wit:


(ilere follows the resolutions of the U. States
Congress-


Aud whereas, by said terms, the consent ofthe
existing government Of Texas is required. .--There-
fore,


| SEC. LIST. Be i, resolved, Ivy the Senate md
| House of Representatives ofthe republic Of Texas.
in Congress assembled. That tho Government OF
| Texas doth consent that the people and territory
of the republic of Tcxns may be erected into II
new State. to be called tho State of Texas. with
a republican loIm of government 10 be adopted bv
tho people of said republic. by deputies IN con.
T, en,ion assembled. in or!er that the same ray
he admitted as one of the States of the merIcan
UninI, and SAID consent is given on the terms.
qua rantees and conditions Sc. forth in the Prclm'
bic to tbs J5Nf resolution.
SEC. I'd. Be it further resolved. That the proc.
lamaon of the President of the. rcpubiic of Tex.
as, bearing date May 9Th, lS45, aud the election
OF deputies to set IN convention a. Austin on the
4lh Of july next for the adoption of Il consItu.
ton for the State Of Texas, had in accordance
thrr,w!th, hereby receive the consent of the cx.
Is,Ing government Of Texas.


SEC. Sd. Be it further rcso!%ed, That tho
President Of Texas is hereby requested INN dI
n,e'y TO furnish the government OF the United
States, through ther accredited minister near this
government, with copy Of this iunl resolution
also to furnish the Convention 10 assemble al
Austin on the 4lh Of July next, with copy of
the same. and the same shalt Ike effect from and
after lis plssngr.


| The ahove is copy Of the resolutions as they
passed the two houses. aud which will, we sup.
pose, receive lhe sanction of the President. They
p ssed unanimously. TOi ROBINSON.
On the l0Ih instant, in the Senate, Mr.. Greer
introduced joint resolution. offering ga nations
gratitude 10 Maj. Gen. Andrew Jackson" which
resolution was unanimously adopted.
Un tie lGth, in the Senate. Mr.. Greer Introduced
joint resolution relative to the introduction of
United States troops into Trxas-rend lsI ime.


Mr.. kaufman's bill "seling apar, land for tie
payment of tho public debt, etc." was taken up.
read I'd and Sd time and passed.


Mr.. Lawrence introduced rsoiu,on for the
relief Of Post Captain T.. W. Mooro-read first
time.


We are happy 10 state that Commodore Moore
has already bren restored to his command We
are further informed that Congress will probably
adjourn on next wednesday.


Wo are informed lha, the propositions from
Mexico have been r." ec,ed, and TINT the resolution
inviting the United States troops. has been adopted.


FOREIGN NEWS.


By the arrival of tho steamship Caledonia, at
Boston, on the 26th ul,., we have th,. following
items Of news from Europe, which we copy from
nIlr l.. SfnrI oh.