BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
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Co... Morrow. am rejoiced TO say, Is much
better this morning and from present appearances
is likely to recover Although The announcement
of his death in the journals of your city may cause
pane to his large circle OF friends and relatives
vet the tribute to his menory cannot Ia! 70 be
read with peculiar satisfaction BY himself


There has been very, little OF interest in either
House to-day, excepting the abortiye argument of
Mr. Calhoun in the Senate on MIR. Clay eto re-
solutions. and the introduction OF resolution call
inc upon the President 10 inform the House whe-
ther anv and what extra compensation has been
allowed 10 Gen Scott for his services in eliectins
the peaceable removal of the Cherokees beyond
the Mississippi. There have been most nnwaT-
rantable remarks indulged in against the General
upon this subject. and the result of this inquiry
vii put the matter in proper light, and entirely
yindicate the character OF this di.tins susted OH
Ger.


a number OF nominations of minor character,
chiefly military. presented 70 the Senate
this morning and among them is that OF JUS
tus McInsiry Postmaster At The cityo HUDSON.
On all hands this appointment acknowledged to
be unexccptionable. No names havc vet been sub
stitued for those of the late First Comptroller and
District J.dse in Philadelphia BY the citizens
Of Easton PENNSYLVANIA and the commercial inter-
est at large this delay IS be regretted; but the
orpexing difficulties, which necessarily surround
the President after the rejection of important ap-
pointmenss require increased caution and delib-
Grafton on the part OF the Executive, and cannot
fail TO shield him from public incu!pation.


MI CLAWS vaedic,ory will be delivered TO the
Senate tomorrow upon the momentous resolutions
introduced BY him week or ten dsys past.
The Metropolitan public all alive upon the 'c-
casion, and the Chamber at early hour in the
morning will be crowded s,Iiocation. 1t mat
ters not whether right or wrong, hcgreat Western
Statesman whenever he IS set down for speech,
produces Il sensation in the public mind that no
other man in the Nation can arouse. On this oc-
caSion however, when he ia about to retire for
ever from the Senate. a mighty effort is expected,
and haze reason TO believe he will fulfil the hopes
o; hi, friends Yours &C. CrgrIus.