C.J. INsERsoLL AND TExAs.-The New York Exnresa in an article on Texas Annexation, says:
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C.J. IEGERsoLL AND TExAs.-The New York Express, in an article on Texas Annexation, says:

 s.Upon such an issue, such as MT. Charles J InpersoI, who have nothing hope any longer from the people, and who lookto glittering foreign mis- sions for their pay, may be induced to separate from the mass of their countrymen, but the great body s hi. party will, in the end, desert and dispiss him, or them.'

 The Pennsy ylvanian remarks upon this;

 "We can assure the Express, that whatever may be tie state of popular opinion on the subject of the Annexation of Texas, in and about New York, there is not doubt far it relates to Pennsylvania, and particularly the City and County of Philadelphia All the Democrats and large number of the oppo- sion here are in Its favor or those Native AmerI- cans who voted a, the last election against Mr. In. gersoli, tsousands in favor of Annexation; and feel confident that if this question unconnecied with other subjects, could be put to the of MT. lngersos district or of the County of PhiIadeIphia, there would he more than two one in its favor.- They are in its favor becauss, they believe il is for the welfare of the whole Union. North, Middle West and Soulh-that II will b. national and not . sectional bsasSt,"