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r The following paragraphs arr
extracted from the correspondence o
the NJ Y. Evening Post:


We have the most encouraging ac.
counts from Mexico in relation to tht
adjustment of our difficulties with tha
country; but on wha, precise basis,h
not yet satisfactorily transpired
There are thousand rumors afoa
in connection with the matter, bu,
most of them | deem too idle to be re.
peated. a


Twas not wrong in my surmises that
Gen. Cass' speech Of yesterday, in
the Senate, would attract attention,
The old General seems to have lost
very little ofhis early spirit, and in his
animated effort yesterday, he ap.
peared still vigorous and frey enough
for the field.


The debate in the House upon Ma
tive Americanism, which commenced
to-day, is the first Of general charac-
ter which has arisen during the ses-
sion. 1t has so far been very interes.
ting, and having called out speeches
from members representing all the
principal divisions Of the Union, fur.
nishes something like an index Of the
capacity ofthe body. The impression
| derived from It., in this respect, was
favorable, and contrasted strongly
with that left upon my mind by the
first demonstration Of "A like genera!
kind, in the first Congress.


1t seems to be the opinion Of most
ofthose who heard Mr.. Levin that he
sustained the reputation which he has
acquired upon the stomp and in lee
ture rooms, as skilfnl, effective, and
rather graceful orator. The brevity
Of the speeches made was commenda-
BILE, which accounts for the very large
which scome off,


Mr.. Yancey. Of Alabama, who also
addressed the House on the reference
Of the resolution, is not surpassed as a
public speaker, in any deliberative
body Of which have any knowledge.
He is very logical, and withal close in
his reasoning; and if he continues
long in public life, will be one Of the
most prominent men in the country.