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t1- The tenacity with which whiggery will stick to reiuted story IS not often exempIi6ed more strongly than in the repetition of the attack which appeared again in yesterdays Advertiser, charging Mir. Buchanan, of Pa, with having once said, some thirty years ago, that he thanked God he had not d drop of democratic blood in his veins. There is some variation from the orig na story, which was, that fl he thought he had drop of democratic blood in his veins he would let il out But neither story has any truth in il, and has been denionslrsted as com pletely any such thing can be.

 Mir. Buchanan was seven eight years ago pres the State Convention for reforming ihe consii- tuition of Pa. In that Convention, his county, Lan- caster, where he has always resided. and where hs speech was said to have been made, was represented in the Convention by strong political opponents of Mir. Buchanan In ihe course of debate some rabid whg alluded to this reported saying. MT. Bs friends repelee 1t with dsdan, and his political opponents from his county. came forward publicly with their testimony, that il was without foundation and not entitled 10 belief, and this refulailpn has been often spread before the people. Yet Mir. Buchanan is rare- ly mentioned in connexien with public employment, for commendalIon by democrats, for any of h;s brilliant efforts in the cause of democracy, that some whig paper does not couple his name with this piece oi exploded islander.

 0J-The Washington correspondent of the New York Journal of Commece, repeats the assertion that the account of negotiation in Me co pending at the tme of the fs of SANTA ANNA, for d cession Of California 10 England, is true, and that nforma. tion could be oblaned by a call upon the President by either House of Congress.

 0J-A letter from Washington says:-''ALExAx. DER H. EVERETT, of Mass, has been nominated 10 the Senate by the President Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PIenipotenlary to China The Com. n.tlee to whom was referred the nomination of Wu. LIAM PAxoN HALLKTT, of New York, as Consul d. Liverpool, have made favorable report"