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Relations ao;tA England. There is rumor
from Washington, coming through channels like
ly to be correct to the following purpor viz: that
the administration, in consequence of the new pos
ture of enr relations with England, contepplates
sending seut an extraordinary minister, charged
with the Ooregon egotiation, and also to propose
treaty Of reciprocal tariffs; that the President
desires that Mr.. Calhoun should undertake this
mission, and that it is with this knowledge, and
the understanding that Mr.. Calhoun would accept
this special embassy, that Mr. Pickens has dcclin-
ed the place of resident minister which was ten
dered to him. This is not bad plan, and we
have no doubt that it has been discussed at Wash
ington. N. Y Journal of Commerce.