Omen Of Ptaee.-rhe Washington correspon
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Omen cf Prace.-The Washington correspon'
den, of the Baltimore Sun says.


II nppea red in this debate that my information
was correct, that Mr.. Calhoun had determined 10
use his influence, and had used 1t to prevent
war--to prevent any imprudent action OF Con-
press, which alone can produce war-to promote
compromise on the 4OIh parallel, and that AerM
succeed.


Mr.. Archer declared today that he nailed Mr..
Calhoun's course as an omsn OF Pedce! lie an
nouced to the country that there was no longer
any danger Of war.