by THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

From our Special Correspondent


W,sHrSGToS, March
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Ro,b Houses are engaged in spirited debate
tho Senate upon Mr.. CLAY's Tariff Resolutions
and the H9u.e upon the Loan Bill. 1t Is hiile
remarkable ,ha, the pre~ailing topic OF discussion
in both wing. OF the Capitol al this time notwith
standing the variance of subjects upon which the!
are principally engaged, il the eSpedlency OF ad-
iusng the rate OF duties on foreign imports. WIN
view to ncide denta protection OF the manufac-
lures Of the country-,he Representatives troHi
the Tariff States contending that, without regard
TO the Land Bill oi the Extra Session, the system
should be established Upon the priaciPles OF the
COMPROMISE Act of 49, containing the feature OF
discrimination while those from The Anr-i arm
States. as preliminary measure. demand the re-
peal or suspension Of the Distributors Bill | nus
YOU will perceive tina, the harmonious settlement
Of this question will be attended with the most
rmbarra. sing difficulties. Indeed, frcrn present
appearances. the prospect of q satisfactory ar
rangement of the Revenue system Is any thlng but
ta,.erinc. The Democrats. as they can thciii-
selves. are resolved. 70 man. TO resist ever; pro-
position for reHodcling the system. unless the
Wings shall first yield the great benehcent mea-
suro of the last Session. The attempt to repeal
this Dill will ass;redly fail, and the consequent
confusion thcreupon must prove fatal to deslra-
ble adius;men, of the Tariff,


There is a general expression OF regret among
the sincere friends of the President at the Capitol,
that he should suffer unscrupulous and branded
Print 10 participate of his confidence. while its
Editor is habi,ually atsailing the members OF HI.
Cabinet. to subscrve his own mercenaiy or per
sonal purposes. The repeated attacks OF the
4" Herald upon Mr.. SPEScEK and other gentlemen
Immediately connected with his Department are
ascribed TO that notorious lust Of gain which has
hitherto sgnalized the course of that paper in the
citv of n York. Mr.. Spenccrs high sense
and unbending integrity, forbid his patronage OF a
journal Of the character of the Herald. and the
Editor and his Correspondent are determined ne
shall suffer for it.


The nominations OF John Lester "a appraiser,
at altmorc ; BENZ. T. Fcndal !Smrveyor OF the
Customs n, Alexandria Benjamin Pattison as
Marshall n. D. Of Alabama; John P. Duvn!l
Post Master Tallahassee, Fa. Thomas NJ. Rod
ncv as Consm at AIatanzas; Daniel J. Sutherland
End Lieut. Marine Corps; James c. Doug lass.
Del. Purser iathe Nacy,


The President sent in to-day the nomination of
--- in place Of Mr.. Claiborne rejected as
Marshall of Tenn and two others Of the kind.


CuRrlUs.