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CADETS APPoINTMENTs.--ln conse- quence of the intimaton given in this paper of Tuesday last, that, there should be some augmentation of the number, there would be no appointment of Mdshipmen shortly made, a Letter has been addressed to us from Baltimore, requesting us to inform the Public whether there will be any more ap- pointments to West Point this year. which information, the writer says, may save many and certainly will save him, the trouble and expense of going to Washing ton We have made such inquiry as ena- ble us to state that appointments of Cadets were made by the late Administration (pre- vious to the 4th of March last,) to the full extent authorized by law, and of sufficient number beyond that extent to make it cer- tain that no appointments will be made within this year, unless perhaps of two youths, grandson and another relative of the late President, whom it has been deter mined to appoint to the first vacancies Tn that corps which shall ocCur-Nat. Int.