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+ CONTRIBUTIONS By THE SENArR.-We CO.
py the following from the National lntelligen-
Ger, Of last Tuesday The new cabinet. nomi-
nations are confirmed. We rejoice at the
confirmation Of Mr.. Everett as Minister TO
England, for his rejection would have caused
fearful heart -bUrnings between the North and
SOuth:--LO1tisUiLle Journal.


II Senate was occupied the whole of yes
terday in the consideration of Executive nOmi-
nations, few Of the results of which have yet
come to our knowledge. Among the most in
terestng and important was the confirmation
Of the nomination of Edward Everett to be
Minister to Great Britain.


The following appointments were also con-
hrmed during the evenings sitting:


Walter Forward, Secretary Of the Treasu-
y; John Mclean, Secretary Of War; A. p.
Upshur, Secretary Of the Navy; Charles A.
'Wickhfe, Of Kentucky, Postmaster General:
hugh 5. Legare, Attorney General; William
Hunter, (now Charge d. Afaires,) to be Min
lster Plenipotentiary to Rio De Janerio; Robert
MN,..Walsh, v, Secretary Of Legation to the same;
William Boulware, Of Virginia, Charge d
Aiialres to Naples; James ID. Doty, Govornor
Of Wisconsin; Major s. Churchill, to be In.
sPector General Of the Army,in the place o.
ueneral Wool, promoted.