BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

Important from Washi ngton.
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WeIhave received intelligence from Washington
which appears TO be favorable TO the passage of q
bill in the Senate for the annexation OF Texas.


1t s said that, after several consultations, il is
arranged between MessIs. Benton and Dix, the two
most doubtful Senators the Texas question, that
bill be introduced by the former inthe Senate,
to embrace the views of both those gentlemen on
annexation, but which will differ somewhat in its
details from that which recently passed the House.
1t is, of course, uncertain whether or not this new
bill will receive majority Of the Senate, but it il
said to be the only one that is likely to pass that
body at this session.


II it should succeed, however, In the Senate, it
may not pass in the House, and, if not killed there,
Texas may refuse to receive it. Will Texas ac-
cept any bill that Congress may pass