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THE INVASION OF TBxAs.-The Washington cor.
respondent Of the Charleston Courier writes in q
late letter.


1--WE have rumcr here Tor several days. of the recer.
ton by this government OF advices, showing that IN
vasion Of Texas by Mexico has already taken place
Tue rumor is premature The government has, howev.
er, information that invasion Is medsted and they
surmse that s to be carried into execution by the a
Of British influence and British funds. That the cahne
held consultations this prior to the Pre-
sdents departure tor the Springs there is doubt H.
deferred his departure for day that account It
understood that this government has determined
upon the cf pelcy which will pursue in III,
invasion shall take place That determination Is bei
that power shalt interfere between Texas and tn,
United States, un il the pending question of annexation
shall he settled u may be said that 10 settled far
the Senate concerned but it would sp that the ad
mnsro,ion do not consider II settled Perhaps they
look upon depending the result OF the Presidential
election,