Correspondents of the Baltimore American.
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 Among the nominations before the Senate the names of Judge Nelyn, of New-York, 10 be Judge of the Supreme Coun for ihe New-Yoik District Also, that of Wm NJ. Read. lo be Judge of the Su- preme Court the Pennsylvania District The President has withdrawn the nominations of Messrs. Walworh and King.

 The peslding officers ofthe two Houses have ap- pointed Mr. Walker on the part of the Senate, and Messrs. J. Ingerslll and Burke. the part of the House, 10 counl rhe votes for President and Vice President on "Wednesday next. This ceremony N i'll be public one, and the Senators will lake seats wi lhe House of Representatives Wednesday, al l2 o'clock, while he votes of the Electors, as transmitted hy the Electoral Colleges, canyassed

 P. The Senate to day rejected the nomination of Mir. White. the new Liverpool Consul Mir. W was President of the Baltimore Tyler Convention.

 MT. Calhoun. ia repl, to resolution ofihe Senate says 'hA Duf Green is merely Consul of the U $ nj Texas; that II" salary attaches Ia he appointment and ibat he neither holds nor has held any diplomat ic or other official station near ihe Government o Texas

 The Oregon bill having been reported from the Senate committee, without amendment, will be con. sidered next in order 10 the Texas resolutions.