From tbc TerdS National Register, June l9

 CORRESPONDENCE WITH TEXAS. Accompanying President Jones message of
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 WASHINGTON, TEXAS, March 3l, lS35. The undersigned, charge d'ailaires of the |. States, has the honor to transmit herewith, To the Hon. EbeHezer Allen, Attorney Gcner- al of the republic of Texas, and charged ad interim with the direction ol the Department of Foreign Affairs, the joint resolution which has been recently adopted by the Congress oi the United States, for the annexation ol Texas te the Union.

 This important measure has thus beer brought to the eonsummatioh so confidently anticipated by the undersigned, in his com munieation oi the 10th December last. to thi. governments and he trusts that it may be re. ceived as justfespouse to the wishes efth5 people Of Texas, alike honorable 10 both countries, and worthy of the reciproeallv na- uonal interests which have so long demand cd it.

 Il now remains lol the government and people of Texas, by their acceptance and ratification oi the provisions contained in this joint resolution, to finish the great work oi annexation; and to assume their s,atoR as all independent, equal, and sovereign mem Der oi the American confederacy, as soon as the constitutional requirements, usual in the admission of new States, can be compiled with.

 Anxious 10 execute the trust deyolved up- on han, by the resolution referred to, in the manner best calculated to secure it's objects, and with the least inconvenience and delay 10 Texas, the President of the United States has instructed the undersigned 10 inform this government that he has selected us the basis ot the acton yet necessary on the subject, the first and second sections of the reSolu- tion-leaymg out of view the remaining or thlrd section. This last section. as the lion. Mir. Allen Is aware, was added as an amendment, and leaves it optional with the President 10 resort 10 the means il creates for an adjustment oi the terms of annexation on oasis different from that offered in the first and second sections. which constituted the blll as It originally came to the Senate from the House oi Representatives. l. was doubt less intended to place in the hands of the President the means of ohviating such ob- jectlons as Texas might possibly make to the details of the propositions contained in the two preceding sections; but, in doing SC. il complicates the process, and is otherwise productive of disadvantages so considerable. as to induce the President not to rely upon 1t as the most appropriate or practicable mode of securing to Texas speedy admis- sion into the Union.

 lis obvious, that if the discretionary pow CT contemplated by the third section wert resorted to, the action on the part of thi: government, which can now settle the ques- ton of annexation, would he deferred until The new negotiation, 10 be made by commis-