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.Miaister to Englaad.-The following paragraph IS copied from the Washington clty .illoderator of the lst. inst. The Mo- defator, 1t will be recollected, IS a we'll con- ducted journal, eyincing considerable tal- ent ln'iis editor, and advocates. temporarily cc!!::scc.e.ian. the pretensions of Judge NI.ean to tue next Presidency How much importance ought to be attached to Its implied speculation in relation to inc 9now1 vacant mission to Engiaua, time will show. Ne present the remarks as we find them:

 Diplomatic. sir Charles Vaughan, the brttlsh Minister, has addressed a letter 10 Mr. MLean, notifying him oi. his intentions at returning home unless an American Minister IS sent to the Court of St. James forthwith. Upon the strength of the Se- efetaryss answer, Sir Charles has invited Mr. Stephenson to dine with him. MT. $. will leave for England soon.