BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

Special Correspondence OF the Tribune
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WASHINGTON, uefdaT, Aiarca l.
1t whispered TO-DAY TIA, the President itste'sds
to nominate Mr.. Bradford TO the Seaate; but
pu; no faith in the ramor. Although Mr. Tylcr Is
not deficient in .irulre>, vet cannot believe he IS
capable of inaicting such anindisnty upon co-ocdi
nate branch OF the Government. It > ;rle he
find precedcn, for the act during the -seilliuistrl
cn Of Jackson, bu, il nv memory serves me- that
precedent vas mos, severely condemned by .iln
rvler at the time unlcsS the Senate -hail have
advised him that hey We're prepared 10 reconsider
teir vots, of rejection il Is not probable tina; the
name O. Mr. Bradford wi! be again submitted TO
,bern.ZI till believe tina, Wrl. Rawlc Of Phi!a-
delptia Will be the man. If Nr. Forward, Sec. Of
the Treasury -Eonld decline rhc appointment.


At the present moment tho tho.>and ri:lors OF
changes and appointments are NOT 10 Be relcdon.
and among most IaceHtare the advancement. OF
Mr. WHlrTLEzEy to L, ComntroIIerslli?, and the
appointment OF TrL1y WlSE 70 the Authorship
OF the Posr-Otficc.


The Retrenchmcnt Committees IN both Houses
OF Congress will shortly enter upon their duties
with renewed spirit and perseverance, and YOU may
expect. bc:or. the end OF the present Session. u
report that viii meet the appreciation of Congress
and the Coun,r. Yours. CURTIS.


