TA correspondent of the N. Y. Daily Advertiser, under date of Washington, May 2lst, aading to the case of Wharton Rector, whose appointment the Sem

 ate have lately rejected thiaks Mr. Smith of South Carolina spoke substantially in the following terms:- Mir President, although the Senate has refused to call on the Chief Magistrate of hs nation, to assign reasons for making the nominations about which he asks our advice and consent still we have the right, and ii behoves US in its exercise to scrutnze the cha rac.er of those he has nominated high and import

 ant trusts. He has thought proper to nominate one person, who, under the most aggrayatng circuStan- ces, seuced his wes sister; another who was guilty of forgery others who have been gully of divers Of