Correspondence of the Charleston Courier.
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think may now terminate all speculations on the probable success of ihe annexation measure in the Senate, by confident statement. thar there will be thriy-one votes against the Joint Resolutions from the House. Mi. Rives, Mir. Faifed, Mir. Dix, Mir. Archer, and others, who have been considered as .!oub'ul win certainly for the measure There is still faiat prospect that resolutions will be got up, declaring It to be expedlent that Texas should be ultimately annexed.

 The Senate has nothing to do, and find much diff cn.ty making show of business for three hours in the day for four days in the week. They will, how ever, divert themselves with discussion of the Ore gon and Texas questions uni Mr. Polk arrives here and. from that moment there will be no disposition to do any thing. The prevalent idea is to leave ev- cry thing to the responsibility of the incoming ad- nn'stration-oregon, Texas, Tariff, appointments, and every thing lse. CT thrse members of the new Cabinet. Andrew J