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The correspondence submitted 10 the Senate to-day in reference to General Scott, is said by every whig with whom I have conversed q did not hear it read myself to be very unfavorable 10 him. and to be such as materially to injure his political asplra- lions. It would seem from what hear that Gen. Scott was far too anxious and too busy with his political intriguing and man. Guvreing for the nomination for the next Presidential race by the whigs to think of taking command of the army in Texas !-

 Washington Corresponden, ofthe Mercury.