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The appointment Of Louls A'LANr as
Minister to England, in the place Of Mr..
recalled, is officially announced.
Mr.. M'Lane is recognized as one Of the
ablest men Of the country, and his appoint
ment has elected general appreciation. In
addition to having previously represented
his country at the court to which he now
again returns, he is known to have filled
" ith great ability the distinguished posts Of
Secretary Of State and of the Treasury,
under Gen. Jackson's administration. As
q representative and Senator in Congress
from his native State, Delaware, he had
previously acquired reputation for tale
ents and statesmanlike qualities which
gave him prominent rank among the great
men Of the country. The Washington I'm
ion says that he is orthodox on the great
questions which now divide the country,
and in none more so than on the important
questions Of Oregon and Texas. Mr.,


Polk would not have appointed any who


was not so.