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Donelson will. in my opinion, be called tO the War Department. sn think, for the reason, in part, that at the lime of Mr. PoiGseu's appointment Mr. Van Buren offered il to Mir. Doneson. Mir. D. de- clined its acceptance tha time, on te ground that l Il would be injurious to General Jackson, whom il was intended 10 compliment do no good lo Mir. Van | Bnien, and be rather unpleasant to Mir. Donelsun himself. Ii has ever since been considered that Mr. DonesOn entitled to some distinguished pust from | the democratic party. As to Mir. DOnelson's qual hcaions for the duties oi the department, there is | doubt, and he ls moreover man oi elevated mind and unexceptionable department. 1 Mir. Walker, Mir. Woodhury, Mir. Stevenson, Mr. Buchanan, Mir. Enore still talked of as promi- nenl candidates, for the other departments Besides these, Mir. Cave Johnson has lately been spoken Of for the Postotice Department. But that is out of the question, for the Tennessee President can take but one Cabinet officer from Tennessee. 1 Feb. 3.-I am happy to slale that Mir Calhoun, who has for some days confined 10 his lodgings, by cold and fever, Is convalescent, and will soon be able 10 resume his public duties Mir. Barrow, in presenting the resolutions oi the Legislature of Louisana, to-day, on the subject oi the annexation of Texas took occasion to siale that be considered the runous to the inIeie O hs Stale, and that Dc was resolved not 10 vote for II now or at any time hereafter. Mr. Johnston of Louisiana, had not, he sald determined whether 10 vote for it or It would depend upsn the char acler of the measure.

 Every one is now convinced that the House project cannot pass.

 The Oregon bill vas taken up, and the House vo- ted on the amendments under the previous question.

 Mir. Winthrop's amendment providing llat neither slavery nor involuntary servltue be allowed in the territory, except conviction of crime, was agreed to-

 All the amendments repoud 10 the House from the committee, on Saturday, agreed to.

 The bill was finally passed-l4O to 59.

 It is apprehended that the Senate will assent 10 the b for the that it requires the notice to be given of the termination of the joint occupancy, and thus bring the matter to an issue.

 Some hnk lIe President will veto ii, for the rea- son that il niay interfere with negotiations