Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19
Corre,pondenes Of the N. o. Bulletin.
WAsulsoroN, March 80, lsd6.

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WAsulkoroN. March 80, lsds.
The President has nominated DR.. y X.
Martin, now Secretary oi Legation in
France, AS Charge to Rene; Mr.. Appleten
al Maine. nov Chef Clerk of the State
Depar,menl. as Charge to Guatemala; Mr..
Jos. Hess, Of Kentucky, as Charge 10
Ecuador. ,,,,
DIR. Martins appointment, is considered
asa gnad one
IN. Vice President issued a writ yeslef'
Jsy IA take Mr.. Nugen, In custody. hr
con,empl Of the Senate in fe'ns'nt us a
w,n.., Ia tell where he rul The uraly and
,o,,..n,nd,nre which he communicated In
III. New York Herald. The Senate is di.
,;drd in opnion rs to the etpcdirney aud
,i,h, of the Senate To compel wi'nrss Ia
sn,wer any question. and they went into
Eteeusr ss.,as io.das, upan the question
They will lei the nf 90. The senair Il II
urps the u,alIrr, would bring l,ell lni"
contempt brlore the public. am not sure
thai they have not ALREADY lost dignity by
pressing the matter sn lar. particularly as
the ollert oi the yesigatiun is well un'
derslood TO have been originally to incnl.
pale Mr.. Buchanan. whu wa. suspected oi
having given puhiicily lo the treaty, The
fact is AS have feason To believe, that The
documents were ohaiued ifom the State
DepaIinen. copied aud The originals fr'
turned.
The House alter hammerng another
day.s, the resolution to pay the patriotism,
and reward the hene,olence oi those who
iurnis shed supplies or made advances, and
expended menes. fr raising. subsisl'ng.
and Transporting volunteers, was io'day re-.
eummilied; hu, il is, in effect rejected,
hear a great oulcry against the Calf
fornia claims amounting 10 s75O,o0O The
Government Is charged ten dollars a head
for beeyes, in country where eallle are
Killed Tor their hides; aud ten prices Tor
horses. ele. large pnrinn ol the amount
will 90 10 Lieut. Col. Fremont.
Mr. Mems ffrneh resolutions came oil
1, .l.,. aud W.. BALDWIN mn,ei In refer
nam ,u The Committee "a iaff "a Nllaits;
NJ Calhoun made sninr interesting re
marx. on the subject. lie though, II pre-
mature To act at this time. France had
done much in nvsrhfowing an old and es.
tablished monarchy. and with sn great IA.
eiliiy and so little bloodshed This was
all calculated 10 excite our wonder aud
lively sympathy. But the time had not yet
arrived for Offering our congratulations,
much remained 10 be done France had
desired a Republic. hat i remained for her
Ia establish one. II sue really iomed
Constitution guarding against anarchy and
reyising liberty, she would achieve tn.
umph lar herself ami the whnle world -
Hut II .hriail, what ihenl She will har'll,
90 back 10 the late monarchy, nor to ihr
Napoleon dynasty; and an arisioctacy is
out oil the question. She would be engaged
in wars. domestic and farcign, until she
would find herself in the embrace oi mili-
t.,y ds.pa. Thai waud he NJ cause inf
congraiulation to us. Great events were
before us, the result oi which no man could
see. Que thing wa. crrisin--ihal The rr'
suit drprndej solely on the fact whether
sh. can prevent Tdr; aud that would de-
pend upon two ihings-wh"itrr she can
abstain r. IN asssiling her nr'ehhor', Hnd
whether the, viii be- RESTRAINED finm assa'i'
ipp her. lie trusted that The po~rr. Z"
Europe would give lrr iair chance. u
sh. succeed. thrones would meli away; bul
II she fail il would de- m"re opu'l dawn lih
.ry than any hing that could happen -
Ar Calhsup ,lgu'.. IN a word. ihal Il 80
.ip rs.r iavorah" up'ni rs ih"' '""
Austria. Prussia. Russia 4 --ausM =
pres. conirary opinions. aud ibal was ''
sa,. of''ing, =" ,"p.rr '"d Mr. { 'i'"
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..nbilA.si. urH.......u .s.
luton. no ,hr an,, L.sa 'aas 10 w''
-
The S.naIr uu uuinpi Nr hWnrru
who said thai . ease oi inairiigpi hb'rii
was pending II 'hr Executive srssionn''
ed to close the dnnrs.
| suppo.r the Senal" viii drridr iu ia'
upon the case ol ooni'mpi. II So ihrl
will resume, To morrow the French rrsp
lulions.