Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-01

above list, ioscthor with kershaw q, Far
field, Colietin, Barnwell, Ncwberry,Is
Beaufort, Chesterfield. MasfaRbo-
rough. and York, have already oueaspse-
sentative al the Arsenal Academy.
Congress The correspondent Of the
Charleston Courier, under date OF 2lst
uh., says:
1.-The runior that Mr.. Spencer viii re-
tire from the War Department ard TAKE a
fnrcisa mission, on account, of his regent
domestic aflictinu. is cer,aiuIy quite ipcor-
rect, and Of course. all the speculnrions Of 4
nowcahinel arrangement founded uponii
falls to the ground Mr.. Spencer, soau af-
ter The close of the present session. will
take an extensive toir alous the frontiers
of tie United States, and visit al. the mil
iiary posts, in his capacity as Secretary of
War.
There is no renson whatever tn believe
that there will DO any reorganization o.
the cabinctduripg Mr.. Tyler's term. The
present heads Of department will remain
until Mr.. Tyler's administration closes.
Mr.. Webster and Dir. Toward did, at one
time contemplate retirement from their
Offices, bat they have changed their minds.
"Many Of the diplomis,s now abroad are
about to be recalled, or voluniarilya.e ask
leave 10 return bsme. Some of them took
their appointment with the understanding
that they would remain but TWO years.
Among those 10 be recalled. are Mr.. Jeni-
fer, Minister to Austria, and Mr. Todd,
Minister to Russia. Mr.. Hunter will be
recalled from Rio; several Of The Charges
-Messrs. Hall, Barrow, Boulware, and
others are also TO return. So The President
will have a number OF snug births for his
few friends. q
itis ru,norcj that Mr.. Wise will have
one Of The full missions, but that is to be
doubted. II is more probable that he will
come back to Congress.
Tie Senate did mol 81, to-day. Tho
resolutions Of The Legislature Of S. Carroll.
ia on the subjec, Of The Jew tariff act for
the protection OF manufactures by discrim-
mating duties and denodGriasltic same az
a gross u%surpation Of power not granted
by the Constitution, and which ought 10 &c
resisted, were presented, in the House, by
Mr. Campbell, and referred 10 the com
ml,lee On WAYS and means.
Mr.. Bolts asked leave TO submit & reso.
luton calling for the correspondence in rr-
larion TO The capture Of Monterey. in Cal.
iforuia, by Commodore APP Ca'esby Jones.
Mr. Wise stated thai no correspondence
had been received from Com. Jones, and
hoped the resolution would lie over.
Mr.. Bolts was induced. he sail. 10 offer
the resolution by the m thar ComnU.
dore Jones has been recalled.
Mr.. Wise stated thai it was a mere ru-
NOR. II had been reported alss that Capt.
Foxhnll o. Parke, had been nppoir,ei to
succeed him: but he saw Capt. Parker.
to-day, and was told by him tina, no step
would he taken unit! Coaiun!ore Jones
had been received. The rcso.
luton wus then Withdrawn"
The snne correspondent uader date q
The 22l ul;.. says:
"Tie judgment Of he Court If Inquiry
in The SomuS' mutiny case i, before Tie
Secretary Of the Navy. Its Tenor hn, not
been divulsed, MT there is no doubt that
i, is an honorable .cqui';o! Previous IN
the receipt OF the decisions Of the Cour,
however. The Secretary Of The Navy. atthe
request Of Commander Mackenzie. bad
ordered a Court Martial upon tie case.
Capt. Mackenzie ha, asked n jury Of his
peers-a lribnnaI which well understands
tho nature Of the case. and is qualified To
weigh The evidence upon which lis merits
depend. 4 civil lribunnl canuol he CON.
petenl 10 Try such a question. They could
Het Judge OF tho bearing Of the facts, and
would be necessarily ignorant Of many
things which ought TO eater into their cor.
sideraiion. Tine will ,bua be Afforded
for The popular excitement, naturally pro-.
duced by the unheard Of tragedy, TO sub.
side and The final verdir, Of tho Court
Martial will be universally acquiesced in.
The COMMITTEE Of Foreign Relations
viii! soon recommend n mission 10 China,
and a liberal provision for its expenses.
Some person OF high consideration and
Intelligence vii! be selected for it.
We have. as ye,, no nomination for tho
vaeani mission to France. No one has
been named forit-but l will venture 10
guess that Mr.. Wise will havcii. think
il probable Thar, after The close of The pres.
emf session, Mr.. Wise will anuounc his
determination 10 retire from Congress; aud
tina, the President will then appoint him
Ambassador Plenipolcntiary and Minister
Extraordinary TO France.
would not be surprised if Mr.. Cush.
ing should DO SEM TO China. Hell emf
nenily well qualified for The service. Rea-
son also assigns Il %fhreisn mission 10 Mr..
Pfofitt, and another 10 Dir. ". w. Irwin.
Thus. the Presidents Interests will be we'll
..gvarded" abroad, whatever may happen
at home"