ANNEXATION OF TEXAS.
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In re'atloGo the annexation bill and its probable
fate in the Snalc, the Washington correspondent
of the Cha lston Courier writes as follows, un-
der date of te 27th alt:


"The passage of the annexation measure in the
House. by soecidr a majority, has given the i'm.
preston her&hal the Senate will also pass it,
That, howeve, is matter of great doubt. After
the most careful Investigation it is impossible to
hnd more thh twenty-hree certain votes for the
measure. Sine of the Senators themselves, on
both sides, hte expressed the opinion, to day that
the Senate WI not pass the measure. We shall
soon see. ltls certain that the Committee on Fo-
reign A fairs II the Senate will report against the
measure. .|


Some few ttitons for and agains: annexation
were presented to-day. The aboIltlonists seem TO
be very indfRtent 10 the result Of the project
Crescent CHy, FEB. 6.