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Hon. Louis M'Lanc. the Baltimore Par,o,
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Hon. Louis M'Lanc. the Baltimore Par,iot
hears from Washington, has beon offered the
Mission to England, and has accepted Il. We
hear it with pleasure. Mr.. Polk has successively
offered this most important post to Mcssrs. Cal
houn. pickens and Emorc Of =. {. aud 10 Levi
Woodbury. OF \. IL. Who have each declined It.
We have heard that Il has also been offered to
Con. James Hamilton. Jr. (onco Of :. {. but lato-
" Of Tcxae,) but We think tina. must he fabulous,
We have apprehcndcd that the extraordinary ro-
butts 70 which the President has been subjected
might ultimately throw tho critical responsible
ties of this station upon some hack politician OF
the character of c. J. lngcrsoll, tho manners OF
DR.. Duncan, the caibrc of c. c. Camberong,
but the selection of Mr.. M'Lane will DO generally
and heartily app! owed. We know not to which
party he belongs, if TO either. but his past servi-
COS in tho Senate and tho Cabinet havo Justly
commended him to tho confidence of the Ameri-
can peopio.-Fr rom Mr.. M'Lanc, if appointed. and
entrusted with liberal discretion, We shnll hope
for an rly and honorable sc,,lemcn, Of tho Ore
gon controversy.


Col VIM. @. Butler, of kentucky Gas. year
candidate for Govcrnor,) has been otlorod by NJ
Polk (say Western papors) the Mission TO Russia
and will accept. 20 do not believe tho public
good will be in any way subscr,ed by change
of Ministers at ST. Pctcrsburgh, at a cost of some
SIS, ,0O0: but tho President owes Col Butlor moro
than ho roazoa and if he mus; pay his obliga
tions at tho public expense we know no man hc


is likely TO send abroad more doscrving.-Trib.