Washington.
Especial Correspondence of the Herald
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WASHINGTON, Jan. %, Is45
Interesting Diplomatic Movements of Mr.. Calhoun


-War SPIRIT IN Congress Corruption of Tyer-


ism : The Foreign Ministers in trouble.


You will remember that some time since. a gang
OF slaves 81 eight or nine, burned house in Flo
rlda or that vicinity, and after numbering the fami-
y. escaped to Bermuda They were indicted by
Grand Jury for arson and murder, and de mand
made by "a former Secretary OF State for their deli.
very TO- our authorities or punishment This was
refused ny the courts OF Bermuda, and the slaves
Sill! remain there most positive despatch will
be issued by Mr. Calhoun to our minister. Mr..
Everett, to demand the immediate action of the
British government before the adjoura anne nj of Con-
sress. This dispatch will be most positive and de-
clded, and VIII be sent out by The next steamer


The war feeling in Congress is tremendous. 1t
Is believed that the foreign policy Of Mr. Calhoun,
will, through It's action on the manufacturing sys.
TEN OF England, soon produce an internal revolu-
non OF that country. England has attempted TO
destroy our Unlon-we can upset her government
and llberate her down.trodden masses


The most cordial feelings OF friendship, even to
excess, appear TO exist here between the British
Minister, Pakenham, and the French Charge the
wife of the latter, at mt party having resided
at the house of the former and even sent the cards
OF invitation. They have had sew raj meetings the
past few days,at one or two of which Almonte, the
Mexican Minister. was present give this to YOU
for what it is worth The announcement of such
precious good feeling would mt suit the ears of the
countrymen Of the French Charge i'll Paris. All
these are In trouble.


AS soon as John Tyler leaves the admin,stra
tlon-if not beiore-there will be the most astound-
ing expostIons of fraud and rascaty as to giving
out OF contracts and Offices ever developed. Have
Won heard that story relative 10 STONES. of the
Madisonian," and the iron steamboat at Pitts
burgh-the agency of one from Philade lphia in the
business, and lady of Brooklyn, who was here
with him-the promise of 81 900, and the cheating
OF Jones in the end out of the whole fee


While Mr. Webster was here, it is said. a regu.
lar per centage received for the distribution of
offices; OF course, unknown to him.