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1t is rumored in the circles at Wash
ington, that Mr.. Walker Of Miss. will be
nominated by the President, to the Office
Of Secretary OF State, and Mr.. Saunders
Secretary Of the Navy. The nomina-
tion of Mr.. Spencer TO the Supreme
Bench, will be sent back TO the Senate,
and it is thought, will be confirmed. 1t
is also said, that John c. Calhoun will
be offered the place ofSecretary Of Stale.
The important negotiations now pend,
ing between this government and Eng
land, in relation to the Oregon Terrific.
ry, make the appointment one Of unusual
interest. American interests and honor,
would be safe in The hands Of John G..
Calhoun.


P.S. Since writing the above, we
learn that John G. Calhoun was nomina-
ted as Secretary Of State, by the Presi-
dent, and confirmed unanimously by the
Senate on the 9th inst. This appoint
ment, seems to be hailed with JOY by all
parties. Ills great talents and long ex-
perence 10 public affairs qualify him in
an eminent degree to do honor to his
country and himself, in conducting the
affairs Of his department, in relation to
the questions Of Oregon and Texas.