BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

THE PROSPECTS FOR ANNEXATION, ETC
From the Editor


wAanGrcy Thursday Eve


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have JUS. arrived here, and my irst impressions
may be erroneou-l fervently hope they may be
but do re1tIv far tiat the Trrs iHiqifty IS des-
tined to triumph b,fore tte close Of the Session
gather this from the looks as much as the words Of
the hnndred acquaintances OF ali parties whom
have uetwlrhin the last TWO ohours-romih ihe eXuita-
ton and confidence of The Annexaionists the hesl-
tation and dis,rust of our friends hear that SOFT
of compromise or juggle has been effected win
Benton and the New YoTkers, by winch Benton :
bill is 10 be piled upon the House resolutions, and
both nut through together, IN such manner ss 10
give Benton an excuse for retreating from the
honorable position which he has not the virtue to
maintain. Senator lNe1ict, It IS now known, mas
gone over bodily to the enemy, making third iig
vote for Annexation, (Henderson, Foster, AeHcS;j
while 3Ir. Psarce of Nd from whom nothing was
feared. has gone home, and ii IS thought viii not De
here whenthe vote is taken. Il, then, Benion Is whip
ped in and Tcppaa and Alien ofohio Tor Allen oniy)
can be induced to violate the solemn and explicit
Instructions Of Ohio against Annexation, the deed
is done. Dir OF cur State, Is expected. will vote
for ii If Benton does while from Dickinson nothing
is or should be hoped. am even confidently as
sured that SRas Wright has gwen in his adhesion
to the new juu,ble of bill AID resolution, and that
his influence is put forth 10 carry IL More tc-
morrow.


The Postage Reform bill is in eatdanger. No
thing is deemed CT any account here bat Polk,
Texas and the Spells. Sadly, II. G..