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from the following, in the proceedings of the &c., nate on the Sd inst tt would seem the accuracy of Mr. Webs,er's notion of International law, is questioned by high authority.

 Mr. Rives moved that 90 much of the Presidents

 .ss.,r as reates to foreign affairs be referred to me committee on Foreign Affair.".

 Mr. Buchanan hoped the Senator would defer that notion for day or two he desired to pay particular .ssention to the late corresPoadenoe between the neish Ministsf and the present Secretary ef Sfaie. 1;s onressops were very different at present to the S s,f;o,s from those of that distinguished gem ,ism~. ITS d;d not know that he was correct h he and f, on exaninafion, he fo.nd that he ~1s .os. he shoald nosf cheerfhliy yield his opinions.

 Mr. Rives sssensed.