From the Richmond Enonirer
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The signs are more cheering from Washington. in defiance of Hale from New Hampshire. We are happy to hear a, Col. Benton will give up his bill. Instructions confde nly expected from the legs- lature of Maine to her Senators. The cause of an nexation is gaining ground even in Massachusetts l, is thought that in few days the members of con gress friendly to the measure will go into caucus, and adopt some available plan.

 The correspondent of lhe Baltimore Patriot thinks that Mr. Dromqooe's scheme is the popular. The correspondent of lhe New York News thinks it will prevail, perhaps with some notifications. The correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer t"hig) has changed his opinion, and is "now fully conyinc ed that annexation proposition, in some shape or other, will pass the House this session. IL is not | n, nil improbable hut that the measure may succeed in the Senate. have this from the best authority. The chances now are, that Texas will be annexed at this session of congress" So 6en.

 We are sure it IS unnecessary to call the public attention to the following manly and thrilling appeal from the Old Hero: