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-Fson WAsurncrom.-The Baltimore Sun Of Friday says:

 We received another letter from Washington last evening, from which we make the following ex- tract =

 s Nothing has transpired since wrote you on Wednesday in regard to the Extra Session of Con- .Tess. There is nOdoubt, however, an Extra Ses. sion has beendetermined upon by the President and ,Ae Cabinet, and unless something transpres with. .n aday e two to change their minds, you will have d proclamation to that effect. .-,

 President Tyler will withdraw e candidate for the Presidency, in the course of . few days.

 Ycars. &c. O. P. O."

 s1ne 1siessial Catalogue of Yale College is just published. The oldest living graduate is Rey. Ei- clesgman. residing ia Beverly, nass.: now !. Ais ~97th year. The next oldest. is the Rev. Ashbei Baldwin, @. Episcopal elesgymaU, nsW residing in Rochester,, N. Y.. over % years of age. He was . native of Litch6sld, san ef Isaac Baldwin Esq. who was forty yeas eleek sf that town- He uadurted and is the only survivor of the elsy Of .1776. He was rector of the Episcopal church in SaEaford for about thirty years. He was obliged Co relinquish his ministerial aafies some ten ysass sines in c0n oeuusnce of the failure q his eyes; and he s now entirely deprived 0f the enjoyment Of either tend ing or writing fiDmsthasama canse. He is believ- ed to be tho sldest Episcopal eieEEyman n the colntEy.-Reeisf1.

 PitAueld is alive iusg aa present. with good ls1k- ing Medical Slnasnia. Oh,wh1f pity that ma. ny nms yuuaR msn 6hulld be bound 6sg the pzE1-