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WASHINGTON, Saturday.
annexation Dispatches from England


Calhoun.
JAS G. BENNETT, ESQ.,:


The Senate still occupied with the annexa-
ioa question to-day, Senator Ashley, of Arkansas,
Leading off with strong and powerful argument in
favor of the passage of the treaty resolutions He
was followed by Senator Dickinson of New York
They will pass the Senate, land Texas will be added
to the bright constellation Of liberty-so says Sena-
tor Mangum, the President of the Senate who,
the correctness of this opinion. The only demo.
cratic Senator believed to be hostile, is Senator
Tappan of Ohio an abolitionist.


Dispatches from England were received to day
by the State Department, of interest-particular
tomorrow. Mr. Calhoun stands perfectly aloof in
the contest tor the formation of the cabinet. He
represents no clique, no faction, and asks de-
slres nothing but what is right and will submit
nothing wrong.