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The London Morning Chronicle of the 2lst has this editorial notice of the case of MT. Van Buren:

 GA great ferment has been caused in Americaby "a vote ofthe Senate, ,refusing 10 countenance the appointment of Mar tin Van Buren 10 be Minister Plenipo- tentiary to the Court of Great Britain and ireland. The ground of the hos tility of the Senate is, that Mir. Van Blu. ren, when Secretary of State, in his in- structions to Mir. M M'Lane--late Ambas- sador at the Court of England--in order to induce the English Ministry to relax the laws relative to intercourse with the English Colonies, stopped 10 q degrad- ing humiliation to Lord Aberdeen.-- ssThe whole temper and tone of the des- patches" " says MT. Chambers, ssbreathe an air of humility and concession, and conviction of crsor, and suppliant en4 treaty of favor and notice, which no American citizen who thinks and feels as think an American freeman should do, can regard as the appropriate lan- guage of this Governments, pledged as if is sto ask nothing but what is right, and to submitto nothing that is wrong" The following passage from the speech will show in what manner tbe pride of the Americans has been hurt bJ Mr. Van Buren, &c.