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to the contrary, given by Jackson himself to the peo pie, would be redeemed. The project of inc Courier was at once diseOnnIenanced 6y the WashingtOn Tel anoFder to the former from Van Buren to give ,p the contest This order sent, in consequences of the repugBance manifested by some Of the friends of Mr. Cahoun and of sundry leaders of the Jackson par,y who had still some lurking regard for principle These leaders had been instrumental D the clanor hitherto raised, touching " the line of safe preceden,s''-and .ney snr"nk from an exposure to the charge of ncOn ached to them, had they supported the nomiDaon of Secretary of State to tts Presidency.

 "ln reference to this state of things, a few weeks afterwards the writer hereof happened to be ing with government officer, high in rank and fully in possession of the Presidents confidence. He con. ccVed it settled point that Jackson would not con ed. "pl tell you what, sr," said he, with great em- phasis, "by G., we must make Mr. Van BureM Pre- sident, 6y hook or 6y crook :" "That cannot be- was the reply; "the people of the United States will be done, nevertheless" said he. An explanation of this mysterious assurance was requested; when he disclosed the project ofwhch have before spoken VIZ to make Iicket with the names of Jackson and Van Buren candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency-and thus run them in-when, Gen, n,Jack- son being satisfied with such evidence of pouulnr approval of his course, would immediately nlead nhv sical infrmity, retire to the Hermitage and leave Mr. Vice in the full enjoyment of absolute dominion! Is not this plot now showing itself too plainly to be mis- appreh~nded ?'

 U We have been under frequent obligations of late for Extras from the office of the New-York Anne. r'can' containing foreign news in anticipation of the publication of that papers, and though they have not always reached here as speedily as would be desired the fault we presume has been with some o the Post masters between here and the city.

 CJ We are indebted to Hon. J. w. Huntington for copy Of the Letter ofihe Secretary of the Treasu. ry' transmitting Statements respecting the Commerce and Navigation of the United States, Ssc &c"-beins pamphlet of 300 pages-ordered by the late House Representatives to be printed during the recess of Congress. It is at the service of any merchants or others who may wish to examine it.