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Accounts from Washington concur in the belle that misunderstanding exists at present between the two principal officers of the General Govern ment. This has grown out of the Seminole war and the part that Mir Calhoun took in reprobatinr the co"duct of General Jackson, while he was d member of President Monroe's Cabinet The be- lief exists that Mir Calhoun wished to punish the General in q summary and high handed way for his conduct in that campaign and that Mir Adams with some ofthe other members ofthe Cabinet op- posed those successfully, and justified the conduct Of the commanding General in passing over into the province ofa neutral nation to arrest the treebooters, Ambrister and Arbuthnot who, as traders in the Spanish Territory, had occasioned all the troubles in that quater. Not succeeding in the measures to mpeach the General for violation of orders, and the subject making some noise at the time, Mr Calhoun seems to have entirely shifted his ground, and contrived to rest the odium of these measures upon another member of Mir Monroe's Ca blnet at the time namely, Mir Crawford In this situation matters have been smothered for twelve years until accident has brought them to light It is understood that President Jackson did not take ex- captions at the opinion Mf Calhoun entertained of his conduct d government officer, in 1918, but is dissatisfied that pretended friend should have denied the part he bore in the Cabinet council of Mir Moiroe. The Globe, new paper lately established at the seat of government under able editor and decided friend of the President points to sevenl hostile movements by the friends of the Vice Presi- dent in relation to the constitutional amendment re- commended in the two annual messages of the Pre- sideni.

 While the President has been laboring to bring about such an alteration of the constitution as will exclude the election of Chief Magistrate from the

 House ofRepresentatives, and giving to the peo- pie, the friends of tie Vice President have been striving to obtain another object which if successful will render President Jackson ineligible for asecond term Just Of distust, therefore exists, who- ther the immediate friends ofhe Vice President are friendly to such an alteration as would exclude the election of President and Vice President from the House ofRepreseniatives, ahongh. they have been the loundest advocates for change.

 The Globe admits that the zeal for this amend ment, which ardent previous to the late election Of President, has evaporated ill secondary consideration to limit tie term of Chief Magistrate to -four years, and in truhto egislate President Jack son from the list of ofcandidaes