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Lights on heap of nitrous powder, laid @


Fit for the tun, some magazine 10 store


Against rumored war


a report is very current about the streets
today that Hon. rhos r. Marshall has been
killed in duel with Mr.. Cassius Nj. Clay.
The report is credited by some. and the duel
SAID to have taken place in the Stale Of Della
ware.


The rumors in relation 10 Mr.. Buchanan's
translation from the Cabinet TO the bench OF
the Supreme Court are without foundation.


Il is expected that after The Navy Augmen-
tation Bill is disposed Of in the Senate, and
the Oregon question in the House, some de-
monstranon will be made by the most mme-
diate friends Of the administration in relation
TO the Constitutional or Independent Treasury
system, which seems 10 be sleeping in its own
vaults and safes at present. The Secretary Of
the Treasury, for one, is not disposed that it
shall be so overlooked He has declared that
he will leave the Cabinet if that question and
the reduction of the tariff of ls42 are not
pushed forward with at least as much vigor as
some other points He says he came into the
Cabinet, and the administration came in, on
those two questions, as the most important
and leading measures of the party


Much wonder is expressed to-day that the
President has not answered the call for intor-
nation in relation to diplomatic correspon-
dence on the Oregon controversy since his last
communication to the House on that subject.
II was asked for by the House on motion Of
Mr.. Colamer, OF Vermont, on Tuesday last;
and by the Senate, on motion Of Mr.. Web
ster, eight days ago. There must be some
thing in the wind, and it looks very much as
though negotiations had been resumed and
were already in such state Of forwardness
as precuded immediate publicity.