WAsH1NGroN. March 10.
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Mr.. Calhoun's acceptance has been re-
ceived, and great JOY is manifested by his
friends, who have made large calculations
State Department.


In regard to the Tariff, this question
seems to have yielded somewhat to the Tex
as and Oregon subjects, and particularly
the Texian. which has been the engrossing
topic for a few days past do not believe
the Tariff will be disturbed because [ can.
not realize how any set of men can be so
lost to the interests of the country, as to dis
turb measure which, it is now notorious
to all, is working such benefits throughout
the entire land La addition to this, the del
egations from Pernsylvania, New Jersey,
and part of New York. are supposed to
be opposed to Mr. McKay's bill. Yet for
all this, it is incumbent on all who wish the
present tariff sustained, to memoriaiize
Congress against any change whatever


So far as politics are concerned, the only
movement that has recently occurred, in the
organization of the friends fthe Admins
tration, to the effect that they will hold
.'TgIer National Conceetionp on the same
day thatthe Van Buren, Convention meet
and at the same place. viz 9th Nav next.
SO that you will have in your city, at the
same time. a Tyler Convention. and Van
Buren Convention. The States of Penn.
sylvania and Ohio have already elected
their delegates to the Tyler Convention, SO
that there will be no finching on the part
of Mr. Tyler's irIends-ihey are determin-
ed to make the noisy demaeogues, who have
been so prodigali in their professions, come
forth and toe the mark, and then ven will
see the backing and shifting of Van Buren,
Locos, who have promised so much, from
your city, but who in reality only look for