From The New Orleans Bee.
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TEAAS.--The steamship ]. s. Nc.
Kim, Capt. Lewis, arrived last evening,
bringing dates from Galveston and Hous-
ton up to the 10Th inst.


President Anson Jones has issued his
proclamation convening Congress on the
10th day Of June, to take into considera-
tion the proposition Of annexation.


The Civilian and Galveston Gazette
makes the following remarks upon the
subieeE


I'VE regret 10 learn, which we do from
the National Register, that the United
States Minister has submitted TO this gov
ernment the bare proposition for annex
alton, contained in Mr.. Browns resolu-
ton, Mr.. Polk as well as Mr.. Tyler con-
ceiving it impracticable" to effect the
measure under Mr.. Benton's plan.


"The Register says that Congress will
in due time be convened to consider and
take measures to submit 10 the people,
the whole question Of annexation in all its
bearings" The Register says:-


"Ihe object of the President is TO take
such steps as shall not only ascertain the
will Of the people, but if they shall so re-
quire, place us in position for admission
into the union, at the next session Of the
American Congress.


That Texas will accept the propositions
of the government of the United States,
there can be no doubt, if the state of pub
lie opinion there is correctly represented
by the proceedings Of portion Of the peo-
pie at their public meetings.


Wericaa Dsspaiches.-We learn, says
the Houston Morning Star of the 10Th, that
our government has received communica-
,ions from Gen. Austin, by way of Corpus
Christi and Bexar, conveying assurance
that the new government of Mexico is dis
posed 10 treat with Texas upon the basis
of Independence. Similar dispatches, we
learn, were received from Vera Cruz by
the Eurydice, about fortnight since, and
it is rumored that the British Minister IN
Mexico will soon induce the Mexican gov
cmment to present definite propositions Tor
the adjustment of all difficulties between
the two countries. Its rumored also that
our government has answered these COM
munications, and the dispatches fol. this