From the Camp of the Adversary.

Correspondence calhoun of the True Sun.
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Correspondence NOul1ouHJ VI the iiuS Eu"'


WAsHSGToS. May B.


There is fixed determination 10 unite upon
. some one as Texas candidate, and growing
determination TO defeat the election Of MIR. Clay.
The question seems now TO be narrowed down to
a choice amongst Stewart, Buchanan, Cass and
lyler. MIR. Buchanan, it is said, has written
letter strongly in favor of annexation; and 1t rs
now urged that Buchanan and Johnson would
carry Pennsylvania. Ohio, and every southern
and western State. 1t seems to be agreed that
the delegations from the other States will unite
upon the candidates recommended by Pennsyl
vania and Virginia. Commodore Stuart has
many friends, and the fact that he is not poil-
ticjan and has had nothing to do with the misera-
bic conflicts of party-that he will have no par
ty debts to pay, and no personal wrongs TO re-
dress is urged, and will have great Influence
in his favor. Mr.. Tyler's friends arc also SAN
guine.


The demonstrations at Baltimore have given
confidence to the Wings, and admonlshed the
Democratic party of the necessity OF union and
energy. There is confidence that candidate
will be selected who can unite their support and
secure their success.


1t is rumo!cd that Stevenson. the predecessor
OF Everett as Minister to London, will be rem
stated by the President. A despatch passed last
night through the post Office supposed to contain
this profer. w. y. Y.


CAucusNe-TnE PREslDeNcY-It was cur
rently rumored yesterday-and we give it but as
a rurnor-,hat number Of the Democratic men,
bers Of Congress had held caucus in Washing
ton on Thursday or Friday evening last, and had
resolved upon supporting Commodore Charles
Stewart, Of this State, for the Presidency. Fur
ther. that he has written letter, which was read
in the caucus, in favor of the Annexation of
Texas, and the taking immediate Posssession OF
Oregon. 1t is said that he talks war In every
sentence, and that the letter will be laid before
he public during the present week probably IN
today's i'ennsy sylvanian. Phil. Chron.


TDk OiscoyERER OF WEYER's CAVE IN VIs-
ciSA suLL ALlvg.-Thc Baltimore Patriot says,
that among the many aged patriotic friends of
The conntry who attended the late Convention,
was BAaREr WErER Of Highland County, Ohio,
aged J. Mr.. Wcyer was the discoverer of the
celebr cd cave in Rockingham County, Virginia
whic' bears his name, and is now going TO take
la; ook at this monument of his fame.


D, ,rH OF ANOTHER MEnsER OF CONGRESS
The Baltimore Clipper says -" We were in
formed yesterday Of the death Of Mr.. Brncker.
hof' Of Ohio, who, from indisposi,ion, had been
Plseyt 'si rom taking his se.t in the present
Congrss