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Al largo and enthusiastic meeting. held at
St. Augustine, at which the Vco President Of the
Republic, presided and Mr.. Kaufman, lately ap-
pointed Minister 10 the United States participated.
many of the most distinguished men in Texas
were present, and expressed themselves highly
pleased with and strongly in favor of the Annex.
alton Resolutions. The Galveston News says.
upon good authority. that Gen. Houston prefers
Mr. Benton's bill to Mr.. Browns; but the indifIer-
ence he manifested indicated that Le is wiling to
accept the terms as offered trusting to the magma
nmity and honor of "A succeeding Congress to rem
edy any defect tha, exists in the resolutions lately
ndopted.