BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

Warrington.
Correspondence Of the Heraldl


WASHING RON, Jan. 9th. l6l6.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 9th, l6l6.


The debate on the Texas question was continued
to-day In the House. Mr.. Parmenter, (Whig,)
from Massachusetts, leading the way, and Dou.
glass, of Illinois, replying Mr.. Clinsmap, Whig,
from North Carolina, followed Mr.. Douglass, and
made regular clsp-trap speech in exposition OF
what ne called frauds Of the democratic party at
the recent contest, as an Offset against the argu-
ment that the people had decided in favor Of an
nexation at the election. He abused the Empire
Club and its officers in no measured terms, and
charged fraud upon fraud, until he was called to
order, and told BY Black, OF Georgia, that his as
sertions were all false as regards that State.


Mr. Yancey, a new Democratic member from
Alabama, obtained the floor, when the House ad-
journed, leaving him the privilege of continuing
the debate at the opening Of the days proceedings.
At the close of the debate Mr.. Nc Dowell, Of
Ohio, offered another plan Tor annexation as a
State, and several other minor matters were pre-
seated that will be found in the regular proceed
lngs.