Extract from tine Correspondence of the Charles
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Extract from tine Correspondence oi the Charles ton Courier, dated Washington, Feb. II.

 There strong hints in the Nashville Union thnt no aspran 10 the Presidency, and great man of the democratic party will be admitted into MT PoLK's counsels. It being admitted that Mr. CAL HoUs will retire, il has been supposed that either MT. BUCHANAN or Mir. WooDBgkY, would be call led to the State Department. But to-day it is strongly runored that Mir. WALKER, of Mssissip- pi IS to fill that post. clOuded. The Democratic Senators have had two meetings on the subject, and have appointed com mittee to report the subject. The aim of the con- sutation was to unite inc party upon Mir. BENToN's bill, but learn that if it obtain majority in the caucus, it will be strenuously opposed m the Senate by the South Carolina Senators.