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TIE PREsIpENr.-The Senate having rejected the Treaty, the sth, the President sent in mes sage to the House of Representatives. on the l0th accompanied by all the documents, in possession oi the Government, Telating to annexation. T his was done for the purpose of enabling Congress, if may deem proper, with all the lights before it. to adopt the Treaty, oeaccomplish annexation in some other form, by joint resolution. While we have no hesi- aton in saying that this ought to be done we have little CT no hope that be. Our only hope. now, is that Texas will be inducedsto withhold herself from the embracesof any foreign power until our next session of Congress; when, the voice of the people having decreed it. their representatives will execute Treaty; or some other equally good form of annexation.