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The above is copy of the resolutions as It passed the two houses, and which will. we suppose, receive the sanction ofthe Prosi- dent. ltpassed unanimously.

 TOD ROBINSON.

 On the 10th instant, in the Senate, MT Greer introduced a joint resolution. o0erino ia nations gratitude 10 Maj. Gen. Andrew Jackson,o which resolution was unanimons- ly adopted.

 On the same day Maj, Kaufman introduced bill setting apart a portion ol the public land, lying between the Arkansas and Red Rivers, for the payment of the national debt read lst and 2d time, and referred to Com mitee on State of the Republic.

 A resolution was offered by Mir. Greer, for altering the time of the annual session of Congress-read a first time.

 On the same day Mir. Kaufman as Chairman of the Committee on ForeignRelations. repor- ted the Joint Resolution giving the consent of the existing Government to the apeyation of Texas to the United Sates." which Joint Resolution was passed through its third req ding on the next day tl9hl--(The rule be- ing suspended on motion of Col. H. l.. Kin ney)-by a unanimous vote of the Senate.

 On the l9th, ill the senate, Mir Greer intro. duced a joint resolution relative to the intro duction of United States troops into Texas read lst time

 Mf. kaufman's bill setting apart land for the payment of the public debt, etc' was taken up, read 2d and Sd time and passed MrLawrence introduced a resolution for the relief of Post Captain E. w Moore-read the first time.

 We are happy to state that Commodore Moore has already been restored 10 his com mand. We are further informed that Congr- ess will probaly adjourn on next " Wednesday.

 We are informed that the propositions from Mexico have been rejected, and that the reso- lutlon. inviting the United States troops has been adopted.