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Special Correspondence Of The Tribune.


WASHINGTON, Thursday, Feb. l5 ~.


was in error in a substitution OF names the
other day. The Loco-Foco Delegation from
New York signed a memorial in favor of Chan
cellor WALwoRTH-not Chief Justice Nelson
for the vacant Judgeshp. This was done in
order to provide a place for Mr.. BEARDsLEY,
whom many desire to see on the Bench of the
Supreme Court of New ork. If Mr.. Walworth
had been named by the President to fill Judge
Thompson's post, Mr. Nelson was to have sue
ceeded Mr. Walworth, Mr.. Bronson to have sue
cecded Mr.. Nelson, and Mr.. Beardsley to have
taken Bronson's place. But perhaps Mr.. Boards
lev will now have Judge Governs place.


The Loco-Focos who are savagcy bent on
taking possession of Oregon, "right off'the ree,'
to use their elegant phraseology, arc most eager
to have Mr.. Beardsley put on the Bench, to get,
as they say, a good fiat, footed Democrat in his
place, for he (Beardsley) "kills Oregon in Com
mittee'' Also that the Oriskany factory interest
prevents him from going the whole hog against
the Tariff.


Some time in the early part Of April the Con-
stitution will sail for Rio, to carry out the Hon.
HENRY A. WISE, Minister to Brazil. This high
honor has given Mr.. Wise intense satisfaction !;
[ never saw man more delighted in the whole
course of my life. Mr.. Wise sent his resignation
to the House to-day.


At the moment | am writing, Mr.. WISE and
Mr. SARGENT are in front of my desk in the
House. the latter warmly congratulating the
former; and it strikes me most pleasing
sirht TO see two men warmly opposed to each
other in politics, bound together by kindred ties
or friendship and affection-emanatlng from the
highest source on earth Mr. Wise has Just
informed me that he will leave about the lst of
April.


Gov. Gilmer does not desire his name to 90 be-
fore the Senate until the House have decided or
taken the vote upon the report which declares
him entitled to his seat.


News has Just been received here that Gov.
NOBLE of Indiana, is dead. You are too well ac-
quainted with his public services and private
merits to need statement of them from me- He
twice came within one vote of being elected 10
the u. S. Senate.


speak advisedly when tell you that the Gil
rard Case has been settled. The decision has
| not vet been announced, but it has been made,
and is in favor of the City Of Philadelphia and
against the appellants.


The Maryland Election makes the Locos look
blue to-day-very blue-.hcy give up all but one
(Mason) and consider him doubtful Kennedys
majority has literally stunned them. As far as
heard from in that part of Mason's District which
gave him 1900 majority at his last election, the
Wings have gained 400 votes.


The nominations of Gilmer and Wilkins for
Navy and War have gone in this morning


The sole cause of the detention of the Raritan
Frigatc is on account of some ten or twelve mid
shipmen being appointed as masters mates on
board of her contrary to law; the House directed
her to be retained-but had no power to enforce
such an order-until Mr.. Henshaw had sent all
the information required to the House about
these masters mates, how they were appointed
and by whom. Mr.. Henshaw then thought
proper to detain the Rartan--but he has not yet
thought proper to send all the information requir-
ed to the House. JuSIus, Jr.


p. S. Gimer and Wilkins are confirmed
the Senate dispensing with the rules in the case.


70 new Post-Office has been established at
Alterton, West Pennsborough Township, Pa and
David Alter appointed Postmaster


observation-disclosures Bronson gives one more
Lecture this evening in ST. Lukes Building corner
of Hudson and Greve streets, at balipast7 o'clock.
Subjects-Elocution and Music, in connection with
Physiology; the Laws OF Life and Health, and dis
sections of the Manikin, representing every part of
the body; interspersed with Recitations and Sing
ing TO illustrate the principles. Admission, % cts
for lady and gentleman.


GI-- REv. NswLAND MArFr7r Will preach by divine
PERMISSION IL the NJ E Church Aadi.on ST. corner Cah
rine tomorrow (sabbath In ths morning and evening"
This will De his last sabbath in The city fer the present


II" The Floating Church of Our Saviour,