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The National Journal of last week says-" It is ru- mOred that other dssentiOns are about rising among the friends of Gen. Jackson. It is said that it has reached the of the President that he has been completely guIied by Van Buren, ,thM ncOnsequence of letter received by the latter from MT. McLane int- mating his wish to retire from London, and suggesting to the Secretary his filling the vacancy in propra per son. the latter proceeded tO operate upon the Gold man" to procure the removal Ofte Secretary at War, offering to make ;he sacrifice of resignng himself, and taking the embassy to London. An unfortunate disclosure of the contents of the private letter has de- velOped the whole intrigue, and it is believed. Van Buren will not he permitted to go to England, and Mr. McLane will not be admitted into the Cabihet.- So we go."