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|ondan. a.EpalcTIoN.-The Washington corres- ! e',' ,be oi the New York Sun, in alluding kps o os appointments of the Standing Commit |Tbe ra sne House of Representatives, says |rono committee 0. on Foreign Affairs is very [harIHs H o1e' and with that sound and able man, |ut ,s soms o. ingersoll at their head, will turn lon E Tsr.;. ;s'artllng reports: consider the Ore whsn htesrat0ry taken possession of!o

 hittea eu ae we remember that 1t was the Com |ear na. ol orelgn Affairs in the House last knndsa' d'n n ;. z. Adams at it's head, which f Orsca Ooa Dr' Llnn's bill for the occupation bcb sson, We have reason to rejoice that hndl;on man as .. J. Ingersoll will have the he ,g nred. oi the subject this winter. May fs'''uon be speedily verified.

 Sorr, a- sMissourian. sess;a oARoLINA.-The Legislature are laius ,Ia ~ but the Charleston Mercury com seyaa, a.a' the two houses being at issae up- les;sIsa.i ls.ai Questions, little progress is made

 Albany Argus.