MOBILE

Tuesday Morning, February 1I,Is45.
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We learn, from what we consider very high au thorlts at Washington, that the Texas resolutions will pass the Senate. IL is aseertained ihat MT. DIX, the new Senator from New York, will vote for them, and il is confidently believed and publicls asserted that the whig Senators, BERRIRN of Geor- gia, HENDERSON of Mississippi. and JoHNsoN oi Louisiana, will also yield them their support These Senators, together with Foster of Tennessee, who IS committed to the bill proposed to Ibe House by Milton Brown, and which is now pending in the Senate, il is confidently asserted will secure majo- rIIy of that body favorable to the measure of anuexa- t'on We cannot but indulge strong hope, consider ing the quarter whence this information is derived, that the estimate of strength in behalf of the resolu t'ons may be relied upon, and that the quiet of the country as well as it's honor and interest may be speedily established by settlement of this agitaiing and highly important question.

 IL will be seen also by our accounts from Wash Ingon' that Ihe Oregon occupation bill has passed the House oi Representatives by very large nsjo- r'ty-amended however as to embrace Ghe sugges- lions of Mr. Adams and other members who wished to provide as far possible against any plausible canse of complaint on the rart of Great Britain,

 Both these great measures are now before ,he Senaie' where they will dopbess receive the tlelibe- rate consideration which their m,on;tude and mnor tance demand