Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-07
THE NEW CABINET MINISTER'S.

IL is not yet fully known to the Public who ara
10 NIL the Cabinet ofces-that is to say, those Of
the chief of the Executive Departments and of A.
,orney General The following appointments Me,
no"eSer' SO confidently announced by public
!ul"o, u oe IN contemplation that we suppose, in
the absence of any official information on the sub;e
such to be the fact be- 81, - '''
For Secretary of State, JOHN NJ. CLAYTON. 6
Delaware. -t.lvIy ~ '" wv -
For Secretary Of the Treasury, WIN. MEnIp,rs.
of Pennsylvania,
For Secretary of War, G. w. CRAWFORD. OLGA.
For Secretary oflhe Navy, ABBOTT LAwnxNcE.
of Massachusetts, .-''',' -
For Postmaster General, THOMAS Ewrso. Of
Ohio. u
FOR Attorney General, w. B. PREsroN. of va.
ihese gentlemen are, we repeat, designated by
public rulnor as being those who arc to constitute
me Cablnet at The opening of the Administration of
President Taylor. Though, as rumor has dt,ring
the last few days, announced several deren, names
Tor each or these Offices except the FIRST the cast of
lheIn may yet possibly be in some respects different
from The latest reports oft, as above.-.Nat Int.
The New York Express of Monday has the FOL:
loving account of the reception given TO sTo,n HI.
err the victor in the late brutal prize fight, by his
friends IN that CITY,. Such demonstrations IRE bn-
initiating TO the American character, and DISGRACE.
ful TO the people who participate in them
HYER, the hero of the recent disgusting pupiji,t
'oi.io" III TIC 'icliltysof Baltimore, HAVING piy-
/ en- bail TO the offended authorities of MARYLAND and
regalned his personal liberty, arrived in this cy on
Saturday last by the afternoon train from Philadel
pha. The excitement which turned all Rowdv-
dowdy dom inside out, while the fight was pending
again broke forth afresh, and they who witnessed
tie crowd that turned out to welcome the bruiseri
home, say the enlhusiasmcould not have been great,
er had General Taylor arrived in our midst. The
pugilist rode in an open barouche, ornamoDted At
each OF the four corners with an American fag. and
drawn by four splendid horses; and the streets
through which ne passed were lined with spectators
OF both sexes anxious, in the slang phrase ofthe day
to get glimpse at the elephant" His arrival
at the wharf was greeted with the rear of cannon.
and the welcoming pIaudits of the lower ten thou.
sand, who followed the distinguished stranperu in
procession to headquarters, in Park Row. Here
captain Rynders of the Empire Club, made one of
his most affecting oEatorical efforts, complimentary
Of flyer and his "friends, "-afier which the line
OF OF march was taken up again, towards the Branch
Hotel, In the Bowery, where an immense multi
tude had been patiently awaiting the arrival. for
hours! Here, again Hyer received the adulation
OF the transported (ho offence meant) multitude
and bearing his honors as meekly as could be expec
TED, under the circumstances, the gentleman made
his obelsance to the soveregns outside and retired
with his trainers, Thompson and Winrow. to the
sumptuous banquet that had been prepared Tor them
inside.