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MAnninarnn. May
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WAhHih6fOh, May 3

 We were much graiHcd here at he receipt. hast evening, uf President Jones' proclamation calling the Texan Congress ogeiher. It dispels whatever douot tIhere wasnhe public mind here as To lhe spec dy eonsnmDation of the measure uf annexalion. 1t is presumed that the Texan Congress will accept the proposition which made by ihc laie and prs sent administrations for ihe annexation of Texas uT- on the terms ofthe House resolutions. IL is not improbable, however, that they will adopt iheIn with some provisions, requiring the assent o Congress. They may require that their deht shal be funded and assumed hy the United States. | repeai that il is believed here that Mir. Ashbe Smiths mission 10 ngl land is designed to create such state of things will secure an assumption | of the debt.

 Vice President Dallas has gwen orders for the preparation Of seats in the Senate Chamber for the Senators expecIed from Iowa, Florida and Teras These additional seais are to be placed in the area fronting tho Chair

 | The tone of he new ''organ" appears to be suff clerty moderate ihe subject of the late flare ui l in Parliament tle Oregon question. By the way, notice that some of the NoriherI papers state that proposition for the arbitration O this question rejected by the late administration and the same statement IS made by the LondoI Times. This isa mistake. The correspondence ol he subject carried on between MT. Calhoun ant Mir. Pakenham for time, ill ii reached poin where MT. Pakenham dropped il for want of instiuc tions Nothing further has been done in the matte slnce. Ii Is said that when this correspondence shal appear, il will rrdnund highly ,O ihe credit of ih, late Secretary nf State.