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waik Ere two reverend gentlemen, Mir, Lenvitt, the editor of Inc NeW-York Emancpator, and Mr. Tor ", of the New-Yosk Evangelist. They have seats in the Hail of Representative, as reporters, ana are haugdog booking pair as you could meet in Texas.

 The Senate has great quantity of executive bu- snesa before h Us tey confirmed but few of the nations made by "T1rpec@noe and Tyler too" pre- yious, and during the session. Several are here, awaiting ther fate, aa it is impossible to calculate how they will mrn out, since he aspect that has been Fut on afi,irs by Capt. Tyler.

 cnv. Bagby has not yet arrived; Mir. Chapman of Alabaua and hlyssrs. Calhoun and Preslon of South Carolina, came h last night.

 While write, tln House is rapidly filling up witt, delegates to an agrjeIhural convention. Among the persons who haY lh foremost in this affair, the Hon. Dixon H. T of Alabama. $ conspicuous, and it is his inssszA ahitenpt the foundation of m agricultural sgs sthoning Congress to devote the smii5. k that purpose, instead of building el!ooses.

 We hi hwd there is cve " pros 4E;so''ilern mail closes AI4 v '@sisnal- about( Ao,AsE,,---

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