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New QUALIFICATIONS FOR FOREIGN MINISTER.
The Courier & Enquirer manifests great anxiety
that the President should retain Mr.. Edward Ever
EFT as Minister Of the United States In London, and
presents some of the most singular arguments in
favor OF his capacity that we have seen. # seems
that Mr. Everett's manner is agreeable to certain
persons of rank in England-and of course no one
is qualified to fill his Office, and represent the inter-
ests Of the United States, who may have different
style in his intercourse with men. As a literary
man, Mr. Everett has great deal of merit; but he
is by no means fitted to occupy the post of Ambas-
sador at the English Court in the present critical
state of our foreign relations with Europe. We
believe that one of the very first acts Of Mr. Polk
ought to be the removal of Mr.. Everett, and the
appointment in his room of such man of tact, en-.
ergy, talent, and high qualifications, as Mr.. Caleb
Gushing, who has just returned from his eminently
successful mission to China. Mr.. Everett is mere
literary dandy and nothing else.