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The introduction of new bill into the Sena'e' oy MT. BENTON, for the annexation ot Texas IS 'ne only item of interest from Washington; and the mrs. inquiry suggested by this movement, IS, what VIII be it's effect on the general question ot annexa'ion' If il is persisted in by the mover, the House reso'u lions must go to tbe wall. They cannot be carried without Mir. Benton's support, and we douh' w"e'ne' any modification of them can be made "ccep'soie 'o a majority of the Senate. On the other hand were the bill of Mr. Benton to pass that body, IS iher reasonable probability that the House will adopt tt We confess we have little confidence m any suel calculation, anl hence come to the reluctant con clusion that the prospect of favorable disposition of this question by the present Congress, is less ea couraginx than we have heretofore considered it. | It has been suggested that MT. Benton will no persist in the support of his bill, but that alter i dauon for this suggestion we are unable to say. w l give IL for what it is worth.