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The Herald has advices from Speclai lor-
resnondent OF new ride and tie arrangement
among the Loco-Foco leaders, whereby the jar
ring interests of all are to be reconclled and the
entire host move forward in harmony To the bat
lie of November. The heads Of the arrangement
are these


Mr. Vas BuaEy to be the candidate for loil'
with an understanding that Mr.. CALHOUN Is 10
remain Secretary OF State I'LL 346 or =, and hare
free swing to carry out his schemes by the An.
nexetion Of Texas and to destroy the IarIff by
Commercial Treaties. These accomplished he
will retire. and be succeeded by Col Benton, with
m understanding that Mr. CALHOUN is TO have
clear track for President in l84S and Col. Benton
ditto in 1852 This is the programme. we
don't believe it can be carried out. And besides
It leaves too many great men unProvided for
Buchanan, Cass, SC


Per contra. the Calhoun correspondent Of The
True Sun writes from Washington that the
breach in the party is NOT healed, but grows wider
every day. and that there will assuTedly be twc
candidates for President run byit-a straight-oui
Annexationst at the South any how. This wa:
undoubtedly true when written, bat this wa:
Friday, and the new arrangement was made, ii 4:
all, on Friday evening,-Gcn. Cass, the True Sun
man adds, is holding back on Annexation, IN.
tending TO come in at the eleventh hour as tn.
compromise candidate Of the whole party.


Senator Tappan of Ohio, it is now well known,
let out the copy of the Texas Treaty which has
boon published. The Senate has asrertained this
by investigation, paid their Witnesses, and let the
matter drop


.Tony c. SPENCER gets no Mission from Tyler
as reward for his arduous and faithful services
lie is whstled down the wind. There has for
some days been rumor ahoat that he is coming
out for Mr. Clay, but that is absurd. Politically,
we dislike his course exceedingly, but officially
he made very able Secretary of the Treasury


The rumors that Mr.. Calhoun was on the point
of leaving the Cabinet DO not hold. There have
been differences between him and Tyler, but he
holds on for The sake of Texas. The National
intcIligenccr was recently served with an order
20 discontinue mo doubt on account of It's hostill-
ty to Annexation all its papers sent from time
immemoria! TO our Embassies abroad at the cx-
pense of the Government. This order ought to
have emanated from Mr.. Calhoun as Secretary
of State and was at first attributed to him; but
it is now ascertaned that the responsibility and
the glory belong exclusively to John Tyler.


Reports are still current that Mr.. Wicklifie and
Mr. Nelson will soon vacaie their seats in the
Cabinet, but we zee no evidence that they will
do 50.