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Washington, Texas, April l6, l845.

 The undersigned, charge d'aflairs of the United States, has the honor 10 acknowledge the receipt of the note addressed 10 him on the 14th instant, by the Hon. Eben'r Allen, Attorney General of the republic of Texas, charge ad interim with the direction of the Department of State, in answer to that of the undersigned, transmitting the proposals from the United States for the admission of Texas into the Union.

 The determination of the President 10 COR vene the Congress of the republic of Texas at an early day. for the purpose of consulting with that body as to the delbcration and ac- foa due to these proposals from the United States E what the undersigned eNpected.- Theeoasummation olthis important measure, changing, as it will, the organic laws of the republic, necessarily requires the ratification and direction of the people, under such forms as the existing government may recommend; and the undersigned is happy to say to the Hon. Mir AIlen, that this iailiatory step, so Pompdg taken by this government, will not iaiI to he gratifying 10 the President of the tulel States, who will sec in it all assurance fhal, if the proposals for the reunion oi the two republics are adopted, fine changes made necessary thereby, in he present constitution aad goterHment of Texas, will be effected with the calunes and dciiberation becoming thc important subject

 And the undersigned takes pleasure in re- ueVmg 10 Mir. Allen assurances of the great regard with which he has honor to subscribe himself his obcdient servant.

 A. J. DONELSON.