MIR. Cnihoun's Acceptance.

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From Special Correspondents.


Mr. CALHOUN will be III the City probably on
Wednesday or Thursday, unless the violent snow
storm raging here should prevent him.


His letters 10 his friends and to the President
stating his conditional acceptance OF the office OF
Secretary of State, arrived here last "Wednesday, as
you know.


Mr. Tyler in his letter to him, told MIR. Calhoun
that {" for the honor of his country he ought TO
take the office rendered him, for the purpose of
settling the Texas and Oregon questions. MIR. Cal
houn wrote back to say that under those crcum
stances he would accept the Office, reserving to him
self the right TO retire from the Cabinet soon as
he has concluded the negotiations upon Texas and
Oregon. That is, he does not choose to remain
here ill March A. l345, and walk out with Tyler
Wicklilie &c.