WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, lS46.
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Mr.. Polk, the President elect, "a very discreet
man at all times,> keeps very close on all
subjects, with all his confessed friends, and his
general answer is, "decde upon the Texas ques-
ton, and I'll consider


The Texas question in the Senate is coming to q
head. Some unexpected change in the political
tirmanent, aided by the presence of the President
elect, and all the prospective forces of the coming
Senators in respect that question: the passage OF
the joint resolutions of the House is NOT impro-
babe, or impossible, as three weeks ago, when de-
cided on. Three wings will vote, certainly, tor the
House resolve. and it is thought Mr.. Benton may
be induced to 60 for it. Mr. Pearce, of MarylaRd,
who, usually absent) and now absent, may be NOT
here to vote and the resolutions, in that event,
orbe lost by tie More in continuation. l.