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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-25

Tiir Sr. LOUIS Ds-x DsrucarroN The st Louis
Republican, OF the l4th issant speaking OF the recent
dtfslcation ~ MIR Child In that city and the error
which msny bave fallen into with regard TO the amount
says In another respect the public seem to be In err
ror The general impression appears 20 be- that sI2I
goo on foreign gold was actually distracted from the
bank This IL not the opinion entertained by the al.
ftctors The assets Of the bank deficient in this
amount TO prevent the discovery Of that deficiency,
II wss necessary TO increase some item Of an
equal amount The foreign gold being less used. and
NJ ore Easily managed. was seized upon. IL Is probable
ust TIE habk has ut this time all the foreign gold
che ought &c have but the her books may have
eweled TO larger amount to the deficiency or
embtzsitm.nt OF Der paper, other means This Ia
upon the suppo, that the Ices has occurred In the
manner generally credited. 10 almost i'm ossible
that Tbs amount in actual coin could have been sb
arscted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-25


THE VISIT OF THE QUEEN TO IRELAND-HER EN-
IHUsrAsTIc RECEPTION BIT THE Rru-INcREAsE
THE CHOLERA IN LONDON, ETC, ETC.
The London papers Of the 10TH and Liverpool Of
the 18th inst.
They chronicle the progress Of the Queens visit to
Ireland and the attendant proceedings at great length
The royal party arrived in Cork the I'd inst, at
night, where the authorities we're caught mapping as
they had not expected the visit by twenty
hours
The royal squadron sailed from Cork on Saturday.
and arrived at Kipgstown Sunday evening The fol-
lowing day her Majesty and suite disembarked and
proceeded to Dublin by railway, where she was the
guest Of the Lord Lieutenant until Friday, when the
party returned 10 kingstown and embarked for Belfast
The reception Of the Queen at Cork, Kingstown and
Dublin fattering and enthusiastic In the highest
degree. The Wild, clamorous shouts Of her Msjsstys
Irish subjects were IL Is said sound never TO be for
gotten.
The cholera continues constantly on the increase
The deaths In the London district-which by last
weeks sdvices 7s3-resched e2e. There SIS
cases Wednesday and 253 deaths; on Thursday $50
cases, and 24S deaths.
In Manchester and the neighborhood, some add
tonal reported, but the manufacturing dis
trcts upto this time have been happily spared from
the scourgc Bristel seems 10 be greatly improving
AT Plymouth and along the southwest coast the cpl
demic seems st to prevail TO very alarming degree
In Wales the mortality hes been very considerable but
the southeast coast has generally escaped the ,is
tstion.
The heat Of the weather had been excessive
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24
TllERAILROADs.

On the 9th inst, The trims commenced run
ldng from Nouhileld 10 Boston via lie sulli-
van, Cheshire, Vermont and Massachusetts
and Fuchburg Ruilron,ls, still running also IT,
Bostnn via bH Northern, Concord, Nashua
and Lowell ronds. We hive passed over
both routes since that dnle.nnd the results of
our obsewnliun aro Tint The Northern mud
Concord route fully holds Is own Of Yer
mont travel, while The Sullivan and l'ilchburg
route appears Io have quite ms large share.
In short, uie nulnbeF ofpnssengers appears
10 l'e nenrly or quite doubled 10y Tie operation,
Of course much 10 the advantage ofiho Con.
irnl and Pnssunipsc roads, As new ave-
nues ere opened, there seem IN bp nav poo.
pie 10 oreppy them, This h. The first blush;
lho future viii speak for iIscll--nnd We gutss
will snenk we'll Wafchmnn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24

I oiic course toward HE Nonb, us we'll no Tho
South, Rnd gave u NJ lhs oplnNn that he
would strictly adhsge loii,
Gen, Wilson, sf New Hampshire, Wnde u
capital speech yesterday. II huJho House
just beTN rem Nind aud water, and went Oh
Rlh great eek----.@s WIS lho town talk Ia Tie
evening. Il II said nobody hns made 30 good
speech Ibis session, Tie General vas
s1uHrp edged nnd straight onl or lie AinYefy'
question. Even the Southern men admit
the grenl force aud ability olhis speech.
.t'uiL. WllbOn spoke IN q very irnd main
nnd frequently rose 10 high flights of what
bro0gbam calls the highest sgyla of diCiioH,
namely, imprisoned defamation, Bul he
was equally lorcible IN argument, aud happy
10 lnHHefY nEd lllnslrnlInn. Many genlle-
men Of high distinction lnye horne their
warm testimony 10 Tie great merits of This
speech, lW'll, undoubtedly, be widely'ciri
rulnled
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24
THE WEATHER.

Ever since HE 6ral Of February SIC have
had severely cold weather, viii very lule
change oflempernure during tho wlolsiimer
10 hi Tuesday evenings hen i luoderuIrd4
people could gohhroud without endaugergg
IIiolr nasal organs, Il las been several ysafS
since 10 long period Of uHiforHlly cold
weather has been cKperieneod In Ihis Place,
for about week. pres inusly ~ last l'uesl0y
evening he mercury IN lhn morning, rnngsd
Gom 20 10 % degrees below Tero,aHd Tues
,lay morning last il was ii 30 baldw
CoqrpoEy' rpe MupDrnra, The Govern
OF Of Maine lins cgIutnnrd lho Sentence Of
denIl, pnssed Upon tlds Individual, which
was 10 nike place ueNl iUnult, 10 imprson-
rlosi for litt Il y also reported, upon what
10 said 10 be- reliable authority, tlial Do, Coo.
lnlPrescopod Gom the Stale Prison on Tues.
day lasL Il " s6Id llafita' eludgd HE Wgi-
lnuce ofihe kceperswhilo dresaed Ia tho gar. I
u,ens ofhis sisler, Who bod enlored I,ia cell
upon vista short tino previous To his dis !
'ppporHncc, This report, hdwe,eri needs
confirmation.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24

rHsuuliifh,
The Shortening ,uf human lite AMI ibe
consequent lnss Of lrpuRn ialipr,
I. lhrlrYhlf Boz urirni FprH tUpnirs llr
hralih nflhe cnuuiuuiig We Giuunl nov
go lHlD Hn HrFuMeri upDii HIS pOiuii nor o.
% ieceFsary Eyrrt one kunWs bni fpiri
dflul,iuR 10 injurious 10 LealhL We will on
u notice QUO Tact 'llin rlulem lH kuowuIO
HllnCk SOONEST IpOPs Whnse vital powers
iiaye hccoma Wrnkaued through sensual IN
diligence. Among such 10 b. most lainl-
Nav look 90 The position Of ihe Rrnp-hhOpH
where lhe cholera prevails, 4 New Ynrk
gentleman, bier he visitation pfihn choleFn
no 1872, faidi
- Tuul lily of spigil WIS taken iipm enr-
fuin hiprn iu lhu mufnlup, md distributed 10
q numlar nfgrngshnpH. IL lha evening The
tvOrkmru assembled md received their no.
cusloned quHhiiiy., IheHoNl morning ung
and another aud another, wcrn carried 10y
10y door a. lha hospital, and IN he Hildrunnu
wore lnken 20 rnuers Held, Sud ~ rom
iHy On day, disease and death followed round
otter nrdeiH spirit, selling upon tiosn who
lUuk 10, md burJng ihom 10 destruction,
ill - obvious uid Striking WIS the t0unec'
ion, ilnt some Of the SELLERS renrrd ~ we're
i,rIr e0ntrieuref, fnid, |llhH well never dos
lla wHyfrnm the grngAh0p a. he'll IN too
.houf and abandoned ihrW lusiness, OILERS Z
ihUl up lheir shops mad fled, iu nay urigll- (
infhO0d, says another FrnIlenlnn, lhera "ns |
inr retailer lrili lhry Wcro actually niiHld .
q encounter The lanfrrH Of lhoir own bnHl'
ieH8" - Chronicle,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24
Stb4 yGNMggsg.a 40
NrrRpAY.re,fnrAnY n. l.lo
a MEETING mOusE nuRNEp.

The large hfirk mcciing house, situated
near The Centre Of Barnet, knowH'us the Prcs-
hyIcriau house, was h'yUod lasi hlondoy,
Tn fro WIS discovered bout noon issuing
from tho roof and al efforts to srvc IL could
not avail anything There had been fire in
the House the Wednesday previous, aud up.
on making FIRE tie mex, Sabbath, the ashes
were taken up IL tin aud pan sct under The
srairs from which, IL is corjcciured, tho fire
took. The house was, probably, tho largest
IN the county, and cost some $4,000. No IN
hMrnncc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24

Or The Green Mountain Freeman insin-
yates That Jacob Collamer aud Geo. p. Marsh
have rcirained from voting on question ~
Congress, relative to Slavery in die District,
rom afeur that II inight prejudice Their chan-
ccs for an executive appointment. Is the
Freeman certain ihhil ncy failed TO vote on
the OCCASION alluded to? We certainly have
seen their votes recorded on this very ques-
ton Mt the present session, and recorded righi
too fac, which completely exonerntes them
from the dishonorsble impu,nlion if,he Free
man IL disposed 10 20 into an investigation,
we venture to predict thu, the Yeas md nays
ofthe lastan present session. will prove that
tho Vermont Wing members have voted more
frequently oil the Sluyery qucslions than the
Free Soil leader tGiddings,) and and always
voted righ.-WaIohnun
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24

u FaTmsfsEsN sse IN the healthy aspect
which The wdibT SiSrk-s -ha-~assamed during
the few months pm, the udyHHtuRrE of thr
change In HE admipHratioh, MHnufaotur'
ers have been iusp,rtd, by this change, with
ropGdenee that the loooiouo British Tsrif will
be set aside forn Wing American Tari6, and
IN this confidence they are preparing to 90 n
head, and are buying up wool AT improved
prices Money IL yet hard, and we'll il may
be, for that great, monslrous monopoly, The
Sob. Trta.sry, lee. lookea up 10 Its 10y em,
brace some III millions Of specie, thereby cur,
failing the amosht Of money IN circulation a.
mong the people, ssme eighteen million Of
dollars,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24

4 SMASH We learn that the Ccotrll
End PnssumPsio Freight Tuins came ia con,
tact with each other at Canaan on WcdncsGly
morning The report, IA We have II, is that
one ofthc Trnins I'D stopped in a curve Of
the road for breakfast and the Train ,u no,
ton did not discover It illl It was too late TO
hold up, The Engine Of The Genital was con,
s,dcrSbly injured, ono car burnt, with 10 con.
tents Of gin, oil, cotton, Sc, aud damage done
to the amount Of $4,000, principally to tho
Central Train We do not hear Of sny injury
to pcr-ons, =
Who il ltr-fault in This case We know not,
but somebody was, most likely. Too many
accidents occur upon its,iroads-life and
properly are oilen dcs,oycd-and mostly
from The indompcteuey and oafelessnsss Of
persons engaged In running the Trains
4 is evidently the duty Of Railroad Du,stors
10 look into the matter aud 10 institute argid
reform.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24
A YOUNG noRsE TnIEF.

On the evening ofTuesdny, of last week, n
lad named Lewis Esiue, -Sbas,s Ii years OF
age, took from one Of tho public sheds in this
village. n horse md slsigl, hclongine faeDen.
L. Spencer, Of This town, and tffove them of.
He managed to elude all pursuit aud was no,
takenpDrit Friday last. II seems he went as
far ms the town OF Washington,n and after stop
ping short time, he returned in this direc-
ton. rs FIR MS CrahShury where he was Ia.
ken, together with the horse, sleigh. &c
ITo WINS nrres,ettat Crhilsbury, examined and
pu, nndeT bonds for his appearance Mt tho
ncxt term Of the county court, fniling to pro
cure which, he is in the jill in this village, 4.
waiting his bdsbWgh Record.
ANOTHER "PAcHEo CKsE.n We hmm
from the Washington correspondence of the
Patriot that n uaxnL-..sIt.ia,, Ia
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24
Corresnondence OF. lhe nosron AIlns.

Nv AFHIN'ToNf II co. 10.
Mr. sjtnrkwealiter. of n. V, inatie Barn
burdcr speech ii tho House. to-day. lie
worked himself into II passion because, in
his ouiuion, the ilnstrious Mr. Ynn Buren,
had been deserted by tho Somh. His Sgrent
aim was tu prove thai Mr. Vau Buren, lad
been true 70 the South, al heart, even IN the
hast campaign. il was n most mgubrious Mt
tempt to create new sympathy for the thrice
defeated Magician, hut Ntthu same time, con
tanned InnHS precinus pdmissions as to the
confidence oiih people of New York in
General Taylor lie WINS forcc6lo admit
that ,i.p s,.sileni-Glcclhnd pursualI II pntris
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24
n He g ALEDO ON A N.

I,een presented 10 Congress from Mrs. Mary
Jolmton somewhere in the SgRle 81 n, YORK
She represents TIM her husband wpa ~ our
army Ia aloNicoi that lie deserted 10 The enc
uiyi'yps captured aud brought backHhnI Gen
TAYLOR would not Hll0H him 20 remain, bul
sent him oil lhnl he IL lssi 10 her, ~ eonse-
quenre, IL not 10 the wordi aud that, ns Con
grers ID paying for negroes lost ~ "a similar
way, hs Ia the Paclleo case, aud rs she con
hiders one willie man Mnall IVA uegfneavslia
.pmys 10 10 paid iva thousand dol,nrs--doub-
ie The sun, lpid Tor parheo's Lewiston the
l6fl husband!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24

ihlbAft Feb, 10
: SENATE The chair presented A con
mnnicalion from The Naval Department, con.
lnining dispatches IN relation 10 Com SoeE.
TONS operations IN California,
A resolution of inquiry WIS agreed TO- In
favor of increasing lLo yenrly appropriation
for The civilization VI The ludihns.
a PAINT resolution was submitted l., Mr
Underwood for OblnininF cemelnry in Met.
icl for the burial Of our soldiers. and hppro
printing $4,000 for The purchase and ina.
proy6neut Of lhe same. After a bnst Die.
cussiOn IL WAS laid,OVeT
HOUSE, On motion Of Mr. iuilet Ne
House went into Committee Of the Nh6e,
aud considered tie bfi for oeryinR into n
feet the slipulaliousUVI treaty with Men
60.
4 long running debate was had un slu,eU
iu the neW tnrtiinricH,
Mr. BediGgrr said he felt considerable r.
teiosl IN Ills great question, mud dcscnnled On
20 merits.
Sic Smart replied 10 Me- PolGoy', speed
NJ the lnsi scssion, respecting lice "rhHrnts
ncgu hoy" lilo also Jssailcd MnssHchuser,
said chs had allowed the Chnrleslown Con.
ven To be- burnt, aud suffered more il6dtl
Ia reside Ia Boston linn Ia amy offer porto,
Of the couptry.
The debate was continued hy several mem.
l,rrH, trii the Committee rose.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24

Lr-J lw NpuuI,tY1pld ho wafl,uI free
" wiiA llir drrDr.un,
Dr., p drr,1vrdiH l-ll,n iho ugn OF b.
" rn1d uaddne with d. Moue, pf Bolton,
Mass ruuiururrd ur41ire q. S4ulumiOu iu
IT7pi und rnHluurd 900 lllr urliy0 dulirs III
his prOlrsriYu i0r up'sHfds 81 bllfa CHulury,
iuVsTuty fHfNCH,
Nouh,lImplon, q, IT,, Fob, z, lslD,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24

o. The number of vessels which have
smiled from the different ports in tho q. s.,
since Dee.7, 1sls, upio February g, le49,
Two months, is I66, carrying sOds passengers.
OF this number, 20 vessels have sailed from
New York and u from Boston. The prob
ability is that in the course Of the mex, Two
months more Ihhn 10000 people viii leave
the states for the gold region,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24

'grEsq Squirt, in The Bradford GaIeIir,
has opened again upon "stair H,ll and the
"rassumPsie," with great boldness aud im.
punny." Tho ESQ L" like other modest aud
great men, docH not appreciate his own euPa.
ciiy--he should aim Al larger objeets-Mount
Washington md The Amazon,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24

THURSDAY, Feb r.
f4feN AfE,--Mr King offered refolul,o,
% Inquire inrd mo uSpediency pf grenlib,
land TO tho surviving Officers and soIdt,
landi HxgO, 90 Aie widows and oFf,l,n, y,
such ~ Ind died since tie war Adorlsd
IlOUSE.-The Biil eslnblifling btp,r
mrnl Of Ilie Interior was taken up aud I.,.
ed. AlT Palfrey moved "a amend, los hllrfs,
Ille tile 10 Home Department. Mr yins,
said The title WAS suggested by ile Secre,s,,
of the Treasury, llG, however, moved ~
addition 10 the nile, no NJ 10 show thai m.
Till also crenlcd an Assistant Secretary oftl,
Treasury. This amendment was adouted
also that offered by Nh Pnllrey.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24

OHio.-Tho Whlgs.oflhe Ohio Legislature
hive nominated Judge MeLEAN for United
States Senators but hicr ndVices state thai he
declines tile homo. Considerations of a pri.
vuio nature, he snys, nlone prevent Ia. from
Ursssing TO tho wishes Of his iriehds. We
hope The Judge will yet he persuoI'edto nIter
his standardization, thought is bsvdy prqba.
this
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24
SECURITY OF LIFE in CALIFORNIA

ton, JCsup, of Washington City, furnishes
tho Union with n copy ofu letter from j. +
Folsom, dated California, December tho 25lh
The picture he gives of Tire state of society
there is 10y no tneans nnmrring, Commodore
Jones also says IL will require all the Naval
force Of the United States to protect vessels
leaving California with Gold for tho United
States. BdNie knife rule is, md must con.
linuc to 10 the order Of the day in California.
The letter snys:
"Sincc last wrote to you, tho affairs Of
this country have been constantly Eeiting
Morse. We, hive no government here eth
or civil or military, aud Tho country ~ fill of
nwless men, who nro committing the most
shocking nulrages. Murders and rohheries
nru OF daily, aud might almost say of hour
ly occurrence. Not an arrival occurs from
Tire norih, south, or the interior, but noifies
the community of new hcis OF yillany, which
go unpunshed Within six weeks, more
than twenty murders hive occurred in n
white population orlesS thnn $4,000 souk
Tho people nro now acting in self defence
and four or five days since, three men were
hung by Lynch law co miles from this place"
O." Hon. Benjamin Watkins Leigh. one
Of tie ul!4sr or tie Virginia statesmen of the.
hig '5rtToui diFi#f isfrtfFFf.5Ffti i5Tt wucs~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24
CoNGRE Els s.

NtpNEsDAT Feb H.
There was bui lillle business lrausar,.J
siiherllouse,il being The day Tor rounlingn,
Presidential votes
. lSes notice 0f the proceedings of cou1o,,
tie votes Ia another colunn,l
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24

The President Of Tho Senate thcn nnnouuc-
ed the resuh 10 the joint meeting, nnd ia
compliance with the law of March !, r792,
on the subject, made tho following dcciara.
ti"ns
~, therefore, declare that ZACHARY
TANLGS, of the Suic of Louisiana, having
tho greatest Member oivotcs for Presiden,.
aud that number bu;ngn minority Of the
whole number Of Electors, = ,lsjy elected
President of the United States iar four years,
commencing @i!h tbs 1ih dny ucMnrch ] 80,
"And also declare that WILLARD FILL.
MORE, ortho State of New York, hnving
she greatest number ofvotcs lor Vice Pres.
idonf, aud that number being majority of
Tho wholc number of Electors, is duly elect
ed Vice President of tie Unted States for
four years, commencing on the 4lh day Of
Nlnrch, 1910.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24

MONDAY, rthf i''
SEN ATE,--Mr Ynlee introduced &c s ,.lI,
resolutions from the Legislature OF f'ot,aa,
in relation to slavery and the wrongs OF wv
South. lie said lie was not authorized y!
he Legislature 10 present them, our w
deemed IL proper To do so, as lie was aetI.
MINED 10 ,ise his utmost endprvors ~ %es
rcJrrsS, even TO the dissolution OF the u"' 10.
MIR Wesrcoit spoke earnestly ngSIp9 Wv
resolutions, and said no WINS not quite re1p
TO rush heStilong into dissolution OF uoe w. ~
ION. Alter a tong iisquti1on upon wv
wrongs OF rho SoAih, by MIR Weseott, 'he
,,,ai.aIis aafa 5fiharsd 30 be printed
HOUS Son motion of Mr. Nin,on, NY
House wen, into Committee ofIhe W hole ca
the Mexican Indemnity bill, and Mr. ponu 1;,i
Of North Carolina, discussed the 'err'1,"
question upon constitutional grounds, mo "
f,nded Speaker Winthrop against me n''', ii,
of Mr. Giddings, on Saturday night last E's
Giddlngs wished to set the matter rIeh'' ""
Mr. Donuell would hot give ny tho moor N
Mr. Grinnell subniiued annmerdmem
tho bill. Tint the money should' DC ga a,,
to Mexico, us get forth in The treaty, w''"O~
regard to the protocol.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24
GEN. TAYLOR ON rue WAY.

Geh Taylor, all along the route he las pass
ed on The why towards Washington, Inns been
greeted with demonstrations or tie highoeI
respect. AZ Memphis, Louisville. Cincinun.
IT, NoshNillo, Sc, whore Ia hos 'callod, the
-pcoplc hive gathered IN great numbers to sse
the hcro,nnd ihe,ictor IN th6 great civil con-
test oCNovenhcr last. Gen. 1'nylor Is popu-
lar with the people, aud, ,vc trust. tho corn.
toy mny bc hcurtiucdhy his elevations to the
Presidency; that the cause orlibcrty aud fee
government may he promoted, aud the peo-
pie find IN him indeed, \ sEcoNp .WAsursG.
roN.
Tie lniesl news in. regard To Gen. Taylor
is1rom dcspnch from Philadelphia which
states that the steamer TrlcgrnplrNyrI Gen.
Taylor on banrd, is iiis, ~ ihu ice, Is miles
h"low Wheeling, mud that carriages were
sent to convey the GSncrOl and passengers to
Wheeling.
Gen. Tnylorn prisoner of Gen. "Joek Fros.!r
II not detained Gen, Taylor was expected IN
Washington the 2isl or 22d instant.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24

CAurSrr MAslNG. MrGreely writes from
Washington tim, Mr. Cruenden has censen-
ted to be The Attorney General in Con. Toy.
Tors Cabinet; That Mr. Clayton has accepted
the post of Secretary of State; aud referring
10 the ruinors suys:
"Rrport says tina, Gen. Taylor has selected
Hon. Geo. Evans, orMe,, as Secretary of the
Treasury, and Caleb h. Smith, ofInd., for
Postmaster General iIailie Peyton for the
War Department, and Thomus Butler King
for the Navy.
Another-rumor u.s. tha, the Secretnryslp
ofthe Treasury will DO given to Hon. Truman
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