Extract of-G Letter dated
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 I am not able as yet to inform you, who stands the best chance t0 be appointed to succeed MT. Van Buren. The pretensions of earUestness by his friends, and many shink he puts on the dignity Of diplomatist, and an inference is drawn from his present de- pertinent. that he has received satisfactory assurance from the President that he wiil be nominated. Mr. Speaker Stevenson is un- douhtedly looking for the appointment. and is sustained by the kitchen and hack stairs in- aIence Ut the palace. and by Cot. Johnson. The appOintmsnt 0f Col. Johnson on the committee to examine the concerns of the Bauk, was n"t without an object. He was with the PFesident on Mr. Slevenson's ac- count the most OG a day. before he went 0n tU Philadelphia. Bets were two Co one 0n sH. Cambsslung sooa aIess the fancy ball.