New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-07

the President Of the Republic Of Texas bearing date
Nav 9Th l-4j and the election Of deputies 70 at IN Con
Austin on the an day Of July next FOR the
adoption Of Constitution for the state OF Texas had IN
accordance herewith hereby receive the consent OF the
existing Government Of Iexaz.
SIC B. Be further res0lred That the President q
Texas Is hereby requested Immediately 10 iurn-h the
Government oihe United States through their accredited
minister near this Government with copy Of this joint
resolution also 10 furni.h the Convention 10 assemble
Austin the 9Th day Of July next, with copy OF the
and the same shall take effect from and ai'eI u
passage.
On the ls,h inst in the Senate Mr.. Greer intro
duced Joint resolution offering nation : gratitude
10 Major General Andrew Jackson, which resolu-
ton was unanimously adopted
On the same day Major Kaufman introduced a
bill setting apart portion OF the public land-lyine
between the Arkansas and Ped rivers-ior the pay,
ment of the National Debt read the frs, and second
time and referred to the Committee on the state OF
the Republic
On the 10Th in the Senate. Mr.. Greer introduced
Joint resolution relative TO the Introduction OF l.
States troops into Texas-read the first time.
Mr. Kaufmans bill setting apart land for the
payment Of the public debt, &c. was taken upread
the second and third time and passed.
Mr. Lawrence introduced resolution for the re
lief of Post Captain Z. w Moore-read the first
time.
Commodore Moore has already been restored to
his command. Congress probably adjourned the
2jih of June.
We are informed that the propositions from Mex
leo have been rejected and that the resolution in'-
ting the United States troops has been adopted.
Mmorauda Of the oondaoHstPrsiimiaary TO fred'y q
peGos as dlyrscd upon By Ashbc >mth on ne par y
Teas end Mr. CBerds. me part Cf hcrtoo. ana M
accompanying pgpes as submitted 10 me Senate by fres
dent JORes
Message of President Jones transmitting tle treaty
and papers To the Senate. g..
IL Leuer fron, Baron Alleye de Cyprey. transmitting
IN the Executive Of Texas the conditions signed by Ash
bel smith and the agreement on the part oil Mexico 70
accede To- them the basis Of n formal treaty
IT. Conditions preliminary 10 A treaty OF peace.
l. Mexico consents 10 acknowledge the independence
Of Texas.
no, 20 annex herself become subject 10 any country
whatever.
3. Limits and other arrangements TO be matters OF
agreement in the nnal treaty.
Texas 10 be- wilnsio refer the disputed points with
regard 10 TERRITORY and other matters 20 the Arbitration
Done At Washington (on the Brszos) on the 9Th Of
March, lsij. (slnod) AsHbEL SMITH,
Certified copy Of the original, presented by Captain
Elliott. fSigned) ALLEYE DE- CNPREf,
uzico, 2Oth May. BANkHEAD
" Acknowledgement by Cuevas Of the receipt Of these
prelinnares through the Intervention Of Baron Aeye
10 Cvprcv and declares that the national Congress har
ing that Mexico will accede 10 the pemin"'
rcs proposed by Texas the basis in formal treaty
May 18Th ls45. 49,
Additional declaration of Cucvas. If this nego,a-
ton Is not realized on account of circumstances or be-
cause Texas Influenced by the law OF the United state
on Annexation consent thereto either directly or md
cc;y then the which gwen under ms GATE u
Texas shall be considered null and void. May l9th.
VI Letters from President Jones TO Baron Aleye ne
Cyprde acknowledging mis- kind Offices in bringing about
me ne COLLATION., &c &C. -,
To these was appended the Proclamation Of President
ZONES of June 4h declaring cessation Of hostines.
This treaty was considered by the Senate in secret
session the 2lst OF June and rejected by unanimous
vote and the injunction of secrecy removed.
The following is the official announcement OF the
passage of the Resolution:
WASHINGTON. SENATE CHAMBER,
Especial Session. June 81 Isis.
SIR-In compliance with your request herewith trans
nit you correct copy of the joint resolution giving the
the existing TO the annexation Of
Texas 10 the United States which has passed both houses
of the Texan Con yress Respectfully
HENRY A. JEWETT, Secretary Of the senate.
To A. j. DoNELsoN. Charge daifaires OF the L. States