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Correspondence ofthe Charlestn Courierl

 WASHINGTON, Jau. 6.

 The antl-Adminsteration party in the senate, to day, were thrown into great con- sternatlon by the news, that if the iegisla- ture of Virginia should pass their resolutions ot instruction, NIT. LEiGH and Mir. TYLER have made up their minds to torelinquish their seats Tn the Senate. AIr. TYLER has been absent, in Virginia, for some days. It is sad that his visit to the Old Dominion was made for the purposes of collecting the ,senti- ments of his friends, and the determination which ] have just given. is supposed to be the result of this consultation. What pro- dlglous effect would be produced on the Senate, sh.uld this be the course chalked out by the Virginia Senators, and should the anticipated Instructions come from the Lepis- lature of Virginia. The.whole Senate would be revolutionzcd. The expunging resolu- tlons would be passed, and, the minority be- ing reversed, the Administration would be enabled to carry all it's measures. There has been no circumstance since the comnesce- ment of the session, which has produced such a bug, and So much agitation here: and inc proceedings of the Virginia legislature will now be looked to with double interest. nra- gnant as they are with such important con- sequences. l believe that there can he no scaol or the authenticity of this report, al- enoagh' alter the false rumors of the last lew days, concerning the French business

 am almost afraid ospeak from any ramon however. creditable the source from gi.ich they come. - --'e"