SKIES BRIGHT, /,
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The "Wednesday evenings debate in the Senate
on Texas was opened by MIR. BAGBY OF Alabama
m decidea hostility 10 the passage q The JOINT Reso-
i..;ons from the House. He took the broad ground
,ba, Congress has no Constitutional power 10 annex
Foreisn States 10 the Union, or admit them into
the Coniederacy under the provision that ',ete
States may be admitted. His speech created an
intense excitement among the Anncxailonists


We deem ii now reduced to moral certainty
that the House Resolutions cannot pass the senate
There ar. 2i Wings sure against them, hlr Bagoy
makes 25, and we need but one more vote iron,
johnson (Whis Of La) Benton, Iaps1n, Naes an" 10
DIR. We believe that two or three OF these WIZ
vote against the Resolutions


NJ, UpuAM of VI spoke after Mr. Basby--oi
course on the right side-and the senate olourheu
at late hour, 2lr CRrrrrxDEN havips the ii'Ul
for next morning. Probably Loco.foco would
follow him. and then the debate would be cioseo
by Mr. ARCHER, Chairman OF the Cominl'tee On
Foreign Relations.


If the question was taken before 81 O'Clock yes
,erday. we shall have the result here to-day, ana
.hslj isre it 10 an Extra soon alter O'Clock as
possible If we do not get II then, we pretty Ger
taiply shaI by the Night Mail, so as 10 publish ii
tomorrow morning.


Among the rumors afoat in Washington nigh, be-
fore last, was one purportlng that Mr.. Benton would
vote against the House Resolutions and defeat
them, next press his own project, which weuid be
negaiivcd, then move reconsideration OF the hrs
question, vote for and carry the House Resolutions
We do not believe he either can or will do this.
looks asthough the game up for the present