Correspondence of Inc Journd and Fzqg.
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AOlllNU ON Cl11, Marcn l2th

 No other question, or subject, IS agita,ed here except the Oregon question all else is for tune forgotten. The mystery thrown round the question by Senator Haywood's representa- tions of the views of the Executive and Sena- tors Allen, and Hannegan's, denial of the au- thorlly of Haywood Is not yet cleared up. We have had, innumerable, rumors touching the matter. l. is said, and perhaps with truth, .hat some of the 54S 40' men called on Mr. Polk, to Know Ii he had authorised Mir. Haywood to commit hlm to comp'aase at 49a: one yer. slon, of the answer of the President is an ab- solute denial of such authority another version is, that he referred the gentlemen to his messa. ges, and the correspondence, leaving thom stA. m uncertainty. It seems to me, that some of the Presidents friends, are creating false issues on this question. There is another rumor to- day, that the ultra Oregon men have had caucus, and have determined to yield to con- promise; this is not true, however, as l have very good reasons for knowing. The,prospect of an amicable settlement is now very fair, and war is not considered ''inevitable."

 Hon. D. Atchison of Mo-, an ultra Oregon man, is speaking Tn the Senate to-day. He is no Speaker, tho a man of fine sense. Yester- day, Johnson of Md, spoke in opposition to "the whole or none." He is considered strong man; but his manner is very unpleasant. The two previous days, were taken up with speech from Evans of Maine, also, opposed to the ul- tras. Evans is very fine speaker, and man of undoubted ability t

 The River and Harbor bill, has been the hob- by in the House for several days. It is gene- rally opposed by the Southern democrats on constitutional grounds.

 Major Donaldson, form CT charge to Texas has been appointed Minister to Prussia, in place of Henry Wheaton recalled, at his own request. Hon. R. M. Saunders, former M. .. from N. c. has been. appointed Minister to Spain; the latter is now in this city. It is expected here. that MT. Sidel will return from Mexico imme- diateIy.

 An article having appeared in the Times of this city, making unfounded and malicious char. ges against some democratic Senators, Mr. Col quit of Georgia denounc edfhe author as liar; a reply to MT. Colqnf appears Tn the pas per. The Times i, in bad hands.

 It is expected .nat Calhoun will speak soon. perhaps next week, There is great desire to hear hin on this question. Webster also has vet co make his promised defence.

 Jadge Meek. late of your city, has been nom mated for U $. District Attorney, for the South ern District of your State. The nomination will unquestionably be confirmed.

 ALABAMA.