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 The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore American, (whig,) under date of Jan. 24ih sa,s, ''the democrats held their fourth Texas Caucus last night. About eio"y-seven members were present. most oi whom were in lavur of tbe unconditional an nexaIion of Texas. There were exceptions among ihem, however In the lobies of the House to-day .

 he friends of fannexaion thlnk they have majority for he measure, and present the names of l0l or iO5 who express themselves favorable. The South. m members, now understand, are willing to con. sent to the line of 26 deg. 20 nin for the Slave line As this would include all he present settled limits of Texas in the Slave country donht if it is assented Co y all those from the North who are in favor of lhe measure."

 Coming from the quarter that this does, ii goes to coafrm lhe impression that bill for he anneNaiion ot Texas in some form will pass ihe House of Rep- resentatives this session. Should this be done, we are by no means prepared to expect that the Senate will reject il The Presidential election is not now the way ofa full cons ider ation of the question on it's merits, and conviction that Texas must be o,, s '"ner or later, will have it's effect on some of the members of that body who have been classed among it's opponents. We do not despair of the arcom- plishment of this great national measure during the present session of Congress.