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MORE RuMoRs.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Philadelphia Ledger,
says:-"There Is a singular rumor IN town.
which for some reason or other cannot de-
cipher, is gaining credence even among the
better informed circles. L. is whispered,
namely, that Mr.. Van Buren Will, beyond
all doubt or question, receive the regular
nomination ofthe Democratic National Con
vention. at Baltimore; but that on that occa-
sion some one will ge. up and read letter
from Mr.. Van Buren, declining, for the sake
Of the harmony of the party, and recon-
mending Gen. Cass. for the office OF Presi-
dent of the United States. The Democratic
National Convention then, will without fur
lher comment, nominate General Cass, who
will receive the support of the Globe, the
Richmond Enquirer, the Pennsylvania,
and in short, all the leading journals on the
Van Buren side"