By THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

Things ut Washington.
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CoCesR sRondencs OF Tie Trbuns.


WASHINGTON. March a. Isls


We have an interesting item of news TO-DAY.
which IS, thai N. Bodisco, the Russian Ambassa
dor, has formally entered protest with our Govern
ment on behalf of the Emperor of Russia azsius,
the Annexation of Texas. Though but rumor.
the source from which il comes entities il 10 co.,
siderariou.


understand that letters have been received from
our Charge at Texas, (or the tocun, teneEs Of the
Chargeship, in the absence OF Maj Donelson, whom
we are paying be thsre) stating that the people OF
Texas will not accept our proposition for annexa-
non 1t may be that the Star Of Texas viii yet
fuse 10 shine in our constellation. Should this be
the case the Globe must be dreaduly disappointed,
for some OF lis late articles seemed 10 point 10 sam
Houston as the successor OF Mr.. Polk. have good
authority for saying that the Charge from Texas 10
our government, now in this city, has expressed
similar views. This will add new shade OF
darkaess 10 the dark haired girl that Senator Dick
inson sloried in so much in his Texas speech.
see that the friends OF Senator Dickinson, with
their accustomed recuperatlye energies against the
force of truth are coming 10 his aid, IN praise OF the
miserable failure which he made tor a speech on
the Texas question. Long John Wentworth SAID:
some time ago. that speech. on any subject, could
be bought, ready made for So. will take II upon
mvseli,o say and DO now say that the speech which
is now being published his, not the same nich
he deircred IL, The Senate Of the Z. s. Whether
he paid FIVE dollars for the published one, leave II
TO John Wentworth TO decide. The one which he
gave in the Senate was not worth five cents. There
ls another thing which have seen IN this way
The Globe, few days since, (and see the Plebei-
an of yesterday copies ~ gave report OF MAJOR
Davezac's speech at Coleman's table on the 10Th
inst Not single sentence OF his speech ls gwen as
the Major spoke IT, The toast attributed 10 him Is
nothing at all ike what he really gave. In this way
il is easy 10 make out good speech for any body
We have spoken against Mr.. Dickinson's speech as
he spoke H. not as II Is printed Tor him.


There is story aioat for SOME time, that ThoS.
Lloyd Surveyor of the port of Baliimore. Is re-
(LIoydl had made present of horse 10 him (the
Prcsident) knew several days ago that such
report existed, but did not believe it. and there
fore did not mention it. do not yet nslieve
it. l have it from Mr.. Lloyd himself that
there is no truth whatever IN the report
He brought his horse and wagon, with
his family 10 the city, and this probably gave rise
to the rumor. merely mention the cast as other
papers have got hold Of ii and published II. What
confirms The truth of Lloyd's denial s, that the
President Is said TO have removed HIM several days
ago; but no appointment in his place has We, been
heard Of


understand that Mr. Bancroft leaves this even
in. for the East, probably for Boston TO bnng on
his family.


Mr.. Hnmes, formerly clerk at Coleman's Hotel
has been appointed clerk IN the Treasury Depart
ment. in place of Mr. Quinby reslgned-at salary
of 81, ,0G0


p S.-I have Just made cnqiry Of high au
thority and have been told that there is no truth IN
the rumor about Bodsco We shall soon know.


Your. RICHELIEU.