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The eastern mails cane through yesterday in fnll. We thereby put in possession of the proceedings ol Congress for the slh. 9th and 1Oll nst. We condense from the reports of the Unlon the most important ems

 The Senate has chosen its committees and officers. The two most important commit iees-those of For eign Affairs and of Finances, are thus constFded.

 Foreign Afairs. ALLEN, Chairman; Cass, Archer, Anterior, Seser.

 Financs.-CALHoua Chairman; Lewis, Evans, Benlos, Jenness.

 In baoitng for chairman of the committee on ForeIgn Affairs Mr. Alien received 26 votes and Mr. Al cher 2l. For chairman sI the committee on Finance, Mir. Calhoun received 27, and MT. Evans 20

 Only the chairnen of the remaining committees had been elected on the 10th The, are as follows;

 On Commrcs, Haywood; on Mdautactnres, Dick inson; Agrieuiure, Sturgeon; on Military Afaws, Benton; on the Mltia, Alchison; Ndpai Affairs, Fairfield; on Public Lanas Breese on Priuate Land Claims, Levy; Iadian AfayS, Seyier; on Claims, Baebv; Revolutionary Claims. Semple; the Jpaiciary, Ashley; PosteDiess and Pos, Roads, Niles on Roads aad Canals, Hannegan; on Pm sions, Upham; on the Disttiet Of CoiGmbia. Hay wood; on Patents and the Patent O6ce, Cameron i; on the Contingent Expenses ofhe Senate. Niles; on P4bic Buildings, Cameron; on Printing, Anterior oa Retrenchmsnt. Lewis; on Territories, Westco,t on Fngrossed Bills, Chalmers. I he vote on nearly all these elections about the same.

 The President has transmitted to Congress ihe new Constitution of Texas. joint resolution for the admission of Texas into the Union, has been in. troduced into the House of Representatives by Mr. Doug lass of Illinois. A blll to the same effect has been introduced by Mir Lewis, (notice being, by unanimous consent, dispensed with,) into the Sen. ate It simply declares that Texas ''be and is here. by admitted as State into the Union, on a footing with the original United States in all respects N hat soerer; and that from and after he passage of the act the civil and military jurisdiction of he United States Government be extended over the said State of Texas. It was read twice and referred to the committee on the Judiciary.

 In the Senate, Mr. Cass has introduced serie. of resolutions enquirns into the civil and militar, defences of the country and the necessity or expe dency of an augmentation of either.

 In the House the subject under discussion is tht apportionment of the Presidents message among tn, proper committees, upon which, Mir. S.ewar 0 Penns, lvania, has started debate. on his propos ing to declare that the tariff of l842 ought not b, changed.