THE CECIL VVEEEG.
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The Washington Union,-Mr. Pclk's
ollicia! organ,-notices the rumors in re-
latIon TO the appointment Of a special
Minister to England, which We copied q
few days ago from the New York Gem
mc.cial, and says:


We have brief answer to all this
We understand that the mission to Lon
don has been Offered to Nj. pckens, of
South Caroline; and this is HE first time
we ever heard the high name of Mr. Van
Buren, associated with such an appoint
men,. We are satisfied that the report is
unIounded, and that il can only tend to
make improper impressions on the public
mind.


We Judge from the above that Mr..
l'ick2ns has been rendered the appoint.
meni Of NlniSterto 10 England, in place OF
Mr.. Everett, who has expressed his wish
to lelurn home, and tha. The appointment
Of special Minister is not contemplated
Another rum0r comes to us from New
York, that in case Mr. Pickens decIiues
the honour, it will he again rendered to
Mr.. GaIhGnn. Whether the "chiyaIry''
Of the South VII. feel comp!imcn,ed by
such a secondhand bestowmrnt, we leave
to be disclosed by :imc,-Euh. inner.