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FRoM WAsuINGroN.-On Thursday of last week .,he following nominations of the President were con- |irmed by the Senate, viz: Washington Irving. of New York, Minister Peni- |potentary to Spain; Waddy Thompson, of South Carolina. Minister |Pienipo,entiary 10 Mexico; Wm. M. Blackford, of Virginia, Charge d. AfIaires Ito Colombia.

 The appointments are good ones, and can hardly

 fail to give satisfaction the friends of the late President Harrison. Snme few, however,

 cf the most violent of the Whg papers disposed Ito find fault with the appointment of Mfr Irving who

 has been very moderate politician, and whose pre-

 iudces and influence. is asserted, have been mimi

 cal to the success of Whg principles His fitness for the station sssigned him. nsne can ques,inn Mir.

 Blackfod has been for several years avOraby known as the Editor of the Fredericksburg tva.) Arena. The Hon. Waddy Thompson deserves well of hi. |cOun,ry-~ho sieadtasty maintained bis integrity

 aga.ns. the combined influence of his colleagues in Hoass of Representatives and J. c. Calhoun in the Senate.

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