BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

Washington.
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The Teras Resol,ltioms-T Their Probable Fate.
The following Senators have already spoken on
he Texas question:


Morehead. Buchanan, Rives, Woodbury.. Choste, Hun
iDgon, Dickinson Ashley, Her derson. Allen, Merrick
Dayton Berrien, Simmons, Walker, Miller.


The debate thus far has been marked with great
ibiity and courtesy on both sides II is expected
to close in the course Of this evening or night,
though several others desire to speak on the sub
ect-Mr. Criitenden among the number.


Although the hour is near, for the matter to be
decided and spite of the prevalent opinions OF the
last week, that the joint from the House,
would pass in their present shape, am confldent'
aow, That they will not, in full Senate, without
an additional amendment, somewhat similar to Mr.,
Benton's.


Mr.. Pearce, the absent Senator, is in his seat,
aud understand instructions for Mr.. Merrick from
he Maryland Legislature are expected to reach
here this evening; whether or not he will obey no
one can say.


doubt that the question can be taken tonight.