Correspondence of the Richmond Euquirer.

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WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.

 In Selate to-day, the morning hour was devoted to reports of committees, the reception ofmemoras, &c. ae which, they took up the bill to reduce post age, and devoted the remainder of the days sesson to it's consideration.

 In the House, the bill to graduate the price of pub lie andsoccupied their attention for the greater part of the day. It was determined to terminate all de- bate on tlis subject at PM, tomorrow.

 Mir. Sdell, of Louisiana, asked permission to make personal explanation. and made sundry coin- ments on the published report of Mir. Barrow's re- marks, delivered in Senate yesterday, relative to the charge, lat the electoral vote of Louisiana had been given to James K Polk through fraud, &c Mir s. denied tSe accusation fofo-branding it as false in all respects The manner m which he treated the subiect will have the effect of inducing the Wings m future td be litile more careful how they make sweepihy charges against their opponents, more espe. caly when they can be easily met and refuted as in this instance.

 have reirained from indulging in my letters to the EnquTs in vague guesses ts the probable vste of the Senate on the Texas question; and, having care fully weighed all the signs in the political borIzou, t ink may safely venture now 10 say, that e, cry democrat of that body will stand by the party on he final vote; md, also that the proposition as pa ssed by tho House, will receive the support of Messrs. Henderson, Merrick, Johnson and Foster. I ihere- f're feel certain of Its passage. In this opinion friend, who perhaps better informed the subject than any one else, fully agrees with me j.,

 lbere VIII be various proposiuons introduccd- one by MT. Benton among others-but the resoiu ors from the House are strongest, all others will be dropped; no however without strenuous efforis on the part of the 10 obtain the ecat of framing the proposition on whfeh Texas is finally to be re- annexed.

 find few of our friends who think all the demo- crats of the Senate will vote for Browa's Cor Fos- tei's) resolutions; yet am no less firmly convinced that such will be the result. N All IS anxiety here to know what has been finally done by our (Virginia) Legislature the subject of instructions. Mere resolutions expressive oi the opinion oi the Legislature as to the sentiment of the people of the State in favor of annexation but m'cksry. and will be derded to scorn by our Sena- tors. Yours, &c.