The Madisonian of the I7th, says--
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"The rumor that Col Benton will yield 10 the frce of public sentiments and become advocate oi immediate annexation, such terms viii be ac. cep,ed by the Government of Texas, is becoming cry day. We feel confident that he will not aga,n wield his tremendous energies against the measure. He must be satisfied that Gen. Jackson's earnest letter to MT Blair, mutual friend. not s'vica- riously" obtained, nor ''vfcario,sly" poblished. And he must he aware that Gen. Jacksons opportu- mites of knowing the difficulties and dangers of delay, have been of such nature, of such precision, as to preclude the possibility of mIstake. u'

 = The rumor referred to has been considerably strengthened by paragraph in the Richmond Enqui- rer, which states that the editor has received inor nation of the intention of Col. Benton to abandon his bill. .- a

 "It is said the China treaty was yesterday unan- iuiousIy confirmed by ihe Senate"