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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ The valuable keal Estate, comprising dwe.lnssv-
the stores on tho west side Of ghhsyeu1s aud soshf@
corner o Twenly sixth add dwellings and yscso cs 3D.
joining 90 the south side u Twerty sKth yscsnt %" o.
tho norIh side Of Twenty fin houses 1he D0fu
side o. Twenty fcurhsL near Eighthsyebue, and ~ ~
north ride OF sixteensh between Seventh and Eshns
gill be sold THIs Day at y o'eiocs, By AsTHos'
BLEEcKsR, s,sh7 Merchants Exchange.
Maps Of which can be obtained at lhs Sales Room Az
the hcus. ~ Greenwich-s the house % North moore"
Two los on south side " Fort -GIs between ss's'
and Eighth syenu's four lots sbs south sde Of
st Of Firstsvsrus lot 90 The south side Of I"enT
hrsts,. w-st OF Seventh avenue.
And by order the Assgnes the dssfabis house s'h
rooms deep the north side OF West Twenty ssoen'
OF Sixth avenue. and one lot o. south side VI I~"
iieth-ss. east Of Second syeoa- WI
Fos C.LryoRSfa -Tho.e stoot s,zlrg for Csfofh'
no reg ard .heir will IA. u osf ~
les Dys-utery snd other diseases generally esS'v
drinking water which hod 10 suspension impurities seq
to ilself and be removed from by me sss O. :"
Filters ~hich coat g. 81 sud will be- found Of gres' ''N
TO travellers None appreciate BAT Hose Who Pave"
pefieroed the evils u drnsrg gntlter-d rssr ~ser
L. J. BURKE a co. - Nssssa 9. up '''"'
SOMETHING ABoUT HAss' suT sor rHsS Bisro"
Knox, Halter, 10 fuIon-st 10 Of opinion that ns
nsIie importance TO the world WHISTLER Adam wore -,
white hat round lhrse-cofnsfed The color " 80
ANAL clothes, OF If Peter Piper pesed pecE % .s
peppers" Hs new style " spring Hsne Desua'-
- economical. Give him 9 call without delay
0ouEAUD's ITALIAN MEDIcArsO sOAr-Fo ene- rks,s
moving tan pinpes, frecsles, roaghness, ssiov
chafes crscks &c from the skin, warranted rseys<vg
DIR. GoURAUD, 81 wslaerst hra door from p~ r. rr,t
where may be hsd bis celebfsLed Poodfe sns 10 ~
csGing ca per1u Gus hair Liquid ROUGE for eolonbs
cheess deep cnnAtion tprc, Lily While ff ~ $3.50
Ion, Hair Dye, Bese's Hair Restorative, ,,ass -
usnsently dyeicg gray hairs Tooth Passes. - wa
uscts Bachelors Liquid Hair Dye AseocJ )" ~
ington - Boston.
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We do not intend to praise the acts ofthe New
Administration when we do not heartily approve
them, nor even to keep silence when they seem
TO US injudicious, and we cannot withhold our
hearty approval OF the decision Of the President
and Cabinet not 10 be hurried nor pushed nor 10
any other manner driven into making Domina-
tioss for important posts by the crowd OF Office
seekers now congregated at w ashington. They
will make no Diplomatic appointments unless
20 fill actual vacancies, nor nominate for places
at home except in cases where the terms Of the
incumbents expire during the present brief ses-
sion of the Senate This is exactly right. Many
OF the appointments are highly important and
should be made with the utmost care and upon
mature deliberstion. Many changes should doubt
less be made, bat none because Col. this or Hon.
MIR. that or Gov. tother wants an office and cam
wait. Try him a while, aud see il he can't
Very likely, he will find the discipline of Patience
exceedingly beneficial to bis constitution. And
at all events the spectacle of such crowd scram-
bling and struggling for places is an unwhocsome
one 1t must faint the atmosphere Of Washing
ton: Make them all stand back and form fair
ring. and stop the performance till they do. And
if the President should make peremptory rule
10 appoint 20 man to oflce-now or ever-who
comes TO Washington craving and begging an ap-
pointment we should be almost inclined 10 insist
on his reelection.
Knowing the source OF the letter copy from
the North Americaa, we sure IT is authentic,
and rejoice that it is so. We repeat, then, that
this resolve Of the President and Cabinet to en-
large the circle Of their acquaintance is exactly
right, and will be heartily approved by the People.
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Second dispatch.

boston, IufsIayi NHIVH ~ ~ ~
Mermack gives WILsoS ia votes and NosE
10 This is gain OF II on lsi7. There IS no
doubt Of his election.
The vote for Governor as far as heard from IS MS
follows Nashua LEVI CHANBERLAIN' Wing 353
Nashville. 266 Amherst, lis SAMUEL DINsNooR,
Loco Foco. Nashua. 343 Nashville, 20i Amherst,
IA In Nashua CHANBERLAIN runs 2l' behind
WLsos; in Nashville 81 ahead Of him. OF the
vote for NATHANIEL 5. BERRY present incum-
bent. the Free Soil candidate, we have no re-
turns.
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE

The following is the Table OF Contents OF the
Second Number of The IrbHae for California,
Oregon and the Sandwich Islands
EDToRrALs--"W Why Is not California Organizedr,
Affairs on the Atlantic idc'-giying . sketch Of the
latest and mos, prominent events that have rauspued
since our last Pacific paper; What has been Done for
California, New Mexico and Oregon'-being digeft Of
the Proceedings Of Congress during iis late Session IN
regard to these Territories More about California
Interest and wages-Cuuency and Industry-CsPiIal
and Labor Commercial Summary SC. &c.
The GOLDEN CHRoNIoLEs-Nos. V. vi snd Vll-hse
columns Of Information about companies which nave
been formed or are forming 10 proceed to the God
Region.
CALIFORNIA EMIGRANrs-The names Of one haadrts
and seueuieea Companies lists Of persons who have
gone from the United States since last issue Of TIE
Tribune for the Pacific
COMPLETE LIST oY THE VESSELS AND ConPAsIs
which have left the United states since Dec. lsi1.
EXPORTS TO CALHoRSIA-An interesting table
THE GOLD FEVER IN MsxIco-Giying an account Of
the excitement in that country.
CALUoRNIASs IN ARxANsAs-An account OF the pro
partitions for Emigration from that state.
The GOLD REGION HUNDRED AND TmRry YEARS
AGo-An interesting extract from work published 10
London In l7is.
REVENUE LAWS IN CALIFORNIA The bill passed
By the House Of Representatives..
Freedom or THE PUBLIC LASDs.-An interesting
discussion In Congress
PUBLIC LASDs-A table showing per ceniage upon
the net proceeds from the sale OF Public Lands,
THE GOLD REGION or VfRGisIA-An account Of 1hs
yield of the Whitehall Mine.
MAITLAND GoLD-Interestng account Of
NORTH CARoLINA-Lmge quantities found
ARRIyALs FROM CALIFORNIA Giving the names o.
those WIS have lately arrived in this CITY from tie
Gold Region.
INAUGURAL CEREMONIES and Address Of Gen ZAelt
Any TAYLOR.
ESTIMATE or THE POPULATION AND Crops % THf
UNITED STATES ron TIE YEAR lsis-a valuable pois
NEWS lrEns-A large number Of late and n,efes
ing items Of news.
PoETRy-" CALIFORNIA
MARRIAGES and DEATHI-AboUt one column.
Price, cents each-in wrappers ready for mai
ing 81 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14
Iuuudation Of the Mississippi River-Grent
Destruction of Property.

NV URIEANs, FHdhyl MATCH '
The Mississippi River has broken over It's
banks. having carried away the levees or dykes q,
West Baton Rouge and Donadsonyille.
Tia water ha. made a complete breach over many
valuable sugar and cotton plantations causing i'm
mense amour, OF damage 10 property.
The full extent of the disasters have not been aseer
tanned Crest fears are entertained for the safety Of
other plantations at other points.
The river hss been so high before at so early In
the season within the memory OF the Oldest inhabitants.
New. O reans is in imminent danger OF inundstion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. -.ALBASY Tuesday. March 10.
Mr.. BoKEE read the Report in part relative to
the affairs of the Canal Bank
When Mr. BoSEE had finished reading his re
port be stated hi. intention introduce the bills sug
eested As necessary by examination of the report
which was laid on the table.
PERSONAL LIABILITIES or STOCKHOLDERS.
The Committee of the Whole took up the bill
declaratory Of the personal liability Of stockholders in
Banking Corporations IL provides that when Bank 4.
established tha, the responsibility of stockholders shall
be a.certaned by referees whose decision shall be
binding the stockholders
The assets of insovent Banks TO be converted
forthwith into cash and deficiencies 10 be made up by
assessments on the stockholders Of rsesbe portion
OF the debt aud confirmation Of which assessments Ia
to be made by the Supreme Court
IL also makes the Banking property Of the stock
holder TO be assessed by referees. The Committee
rose aud reported progress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

DEFEAT or THE NEW CHARrER.-Alter a holly
contested election yesterday the people of Brooklyn
finally decided against accepting the New Charter, by
a majority Of about 900. The vote was very close
through the whole day, and the excitement and sus
pense proportionably great. At ! o'clock r NJ.
the vote s,ood-For the Charter. ,lJj Against ,35f
Notwtt standing the strong interest everywhere felt
the question the election passed on without any dis
tirbsnce The final msjorties In the respective Wards,
a. given below, will no, vary much from the official
statement:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14

n Persons having friends OF, the Pacific, will
have an opportunity Of despatching them letters,
newspapers, &c. by the Crescent Guy which
leaves this port for Chagres tomorrow. We have
remaining on band few copies of our last Pacific
Tribune which can be obtained at the counter, in
wrappers. at cents per copy-postsge included, Ga
cents. 1t contains a complete budget OF the news
most needed by emigrsnts and residents on the
Pacific. See the list OF contents in another col
umn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14
bloody Affair.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday. March 10.
The Sodshern mail has arrived and We gather
from the Ne Orleans Data the details Of most dread
ful murder petrs,ed by Captain Joseph Bradley of
the schooner Frendsh,P on his psramour Fanny Daley
alias Young, native OF 81. Louis After eating her
throat in five places he cut his own and stabbed him
self lie Is expected to survive. Bradley leaves
wife and family. who reside in Massachusetts,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14
Great Flood mt Chicago.

ALBANY, tuesday, March Is.
A dispatch from the West states that there has
been great food Chicago and the overflow OF wster
was still increasing The damage to property had al
ready reached 6jty hotsaHd dollars No farther par.
ticulars are given.
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msjorily against the Charter 9i2.

TREES FOR TIRE CITY PARK.-lt was stated nj
the meeting of the Common Council on Monday even
ing last that large portion of the trees set out last
Spring In this Park dead and IL has been found
| cessary TO remove them The Committee on Lands
and Places accordingly authorized TO make such
improvements In this respect they deemed exped
ent should the Committee take any steps In this mat
ter It will be necessary 10 commence Immediately q.
ii high time for setting the trees out and few
weeks delay will render the project lmpracicsble ],
Is extremely doubtful although very desirable that any
seps will b. taken for laying out the grounds around
the City Hall large quantities of stone and lumber
remain there TO be used for building purposes around
the edifce
The plan for the fence to be placed around the IN
closure, fsceiiousy Disseminated park was designed
by Gsmsiel King Of this city and s beautiful spe
cmen Of architecture aud reflects great credit on the
designer II the grounds not laid our BY the l., OF
May next the probability i. thar nothing will be done
for year hence.
BURGLARY.-Some burglars entered a carpen.
shop belonging TO Mr. Plgmsteai in South Brook
lyn and broke open some Of the chests belonging to
the workmen They obtained nothing Of any value
however.
Sickness Al SEA.-The brig De,aarqrq Capt.
NH4~A P'lb JtstrIudJ nOtl iNU
Jansro, states that the outward passage - Rio from
Georgetown, q G. NJ. :. Lane Of Bangor, lot Officer
NJ " Holger Cd officer and one seaman died OF fever
The steward became dsrsngec and one man lay SICK
leaving two men with the Capt to work the vessel ;
while in this state the lth Of October 10 lat g 30
loog 10 3D. they spoke the British bark Wd IisA GIRL
from Liverpool for Pernambuco. They sen, the boa,
on board stating their situation and requested some Is
sstance 10 get into port but the Captsn refused 90
der any his ship being At the time strongly manned and
within short distance Of her port Of destination.
The VERA Cruz AND MAZArLAS ROUTE TO
CALFoESIA-We cheerfully give place 10 the follow
ing note from the Mexican VieeConsul In correcton Of
Certain mis- statements propsgsted 10 This City
The friends Of California sdyenturers that have gone
through Mexico are hereby notified that all statements
hitherto published in the san newspaper Difficult
tea having occurred them from the Mexican author
ties, are entirely unfouDded the contrary, every
courtesy and hospitality has been extended them and
By observing continual good conduct they will continue
% receive kindnesses The undersigned considers /.
duty no less than pleasure to state these facts u
alsy A. far possible the mschisyOus con-equence.
the articles above Suded 70 calculated 10 uroduee
between the people Of both countries and advises The
friends Of those that have gone as well AZ those WIZ
desire 10 avail themselves Of this shortest healthier
and cheapest route TO place reliance In any st.
nents unless duly authenticated.
WILLIAM GEORGE STEWART.
NewYork, March l3, ls49
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14

X palmer V. KELLOGG OF Utica says E. B
OF the krsss) has been nominated By Gen Taylor for
Marsha Of the Northern District Of this State II So
'ae place has got good There were several
excellent candidates
GEORGE LOYAL, says z. B has been Romin-
s,sd for reappoiatneni Naval Officer at Norfolk Va
Mr. l. wss formerly II mistake not member OF
consress-eertsinly tried to besnd was then vshe-
mert Jackson man- We presume be voted for Cassl
Ex Gov. JOIN GALE late NJ. c. from Mobile
has been nominated for District Judge Of Alabama
This s0af strike US s strong appointment but good
sense msy not be Judicial qualifcation down TIA,
way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14

INTERESTING LECTURE Of IkELASp.-Michael
Doneny, dntngasned osrris,er in Ireland, WHO took
leading part n the recent move in Ireland i,h
oBren Aeasher, &c will give history of those move.
uent the causes Of the failure and the hope, 81 the
iatare IN Carroll Hall. on Tuesday evening next w
L Robinson, Editor of TA< PeoP< will De present a.
%. aad WI make some remarks. IBLt Pa, iatb ~
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Atteupt. atIncendiarism.

IIIlobUhVH1 Iutsu"yl lHElUH
Piles Of boards and stables are nightly set fire
to in different psrts of the city The Mayor has offered
reward for the detection OF the incendsries. The
weather is very fine Markets generally quiet and
unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14

~ CALFoRsiA MINING Doors from a. n toSt So a,
'oStss' u Ann d. Fine French Calf Dress Bco.s 81 So
usually w. daily business Boots 81 ard warranted 10 wear
wei as any Boots made French waterproof Boo. from
" % to w. GJosEs's, II Annst near The American MI
scum ma tw.
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New-Hnmpshire Election.

y
Nashville and Nashua give Gen JAMES W ILsoN
79f RpGER V0sE f53-which IS net gam Tor
Wilson Of . votes on the election of l-i7, when
he was chosen. Nashville and Nashua elect Wing
Representatives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14
civil and Diplomatic Appropriations
For me Year etdia9 June 80, 1850.

We have arranged for The Tribune the follow
ing concise table OF the items OF the Civil and Dplo
matte Appropriation Bill which is published At length
ia the National Is,elhgnc0 of Monday;
Compensation ard milesge OF Senators, Mem.
her. OF Congress and Delegates s768 2o0 %
Compensation and miiesge OF Senators, Con
pres.man and DrlsRalea f.r the current hacal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEW-YORK. WEDNESDAY, MARCH II.

TIE GaxAr OYsrxs wAH IN ViHeISrA-Thi' re-
msrksble stew viii be treated In TIE Ir''Hse at some
length and considerable BREADTH 10 the course oil lew
dsys Our corps of artists are now busy preparing the
illustrations. which will no doubt open rich
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14

The demand for COTTOS is large and prices have
an upward tendency Sales OF the week reach 40 900
bales At ID advance. Midding 10 quoted g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ The entertainments al BAssUMs Museum ware nsv
Ofa character better calculated 10 plssse Inc
loving community than noE Lee with bis surprslpe frat.
Great estern IN his comic Ysnke. exusvsg.oz., ~
variety Of other plessing performance. -, h
80 eot-rlalnment az All are pess,d with Tbs Mammal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14
ASSEMBLY

AScfMhLf.
The bill authorizing the Troy and Schenectady
Railway to repay the state loan molten taker
Up, read third time and passed
PUBLIC SCHOOL Law.
Mr.. CORNELL gave notice OF his intention Il
bring in a bill 10 amend the Public School laws Of the
state Of NewYork.
TOLLS on FOREIGN SALT.
Mr.. NASH gave notice Of bill to reduce the
canal tolls on Foreign salt
THE COMMISSIONERS or PRACTICE.
Mr. PRUYN OF Albany offered aresoution which
was adopted 10 make the resolution 10 continue the
Commissioners Of Practice the special order Of the
day for Saturday.
THANKS TO GEN. SCOTT
Mr. WILLARD Of Allegany laid on the table a
concurrent resolution Of thanks Major General Scot.
for his military services 10 the country.
DIVORCE BILL.
Mr.. CORNELL of New York moved 10 restore
the ensctiDg clause Of the Divorce bill. lie said thai
certain members would vote for the bill If amended By
striking out certain sections, such making insanity
and joining societies Proiessng certain religious iene
As grounds for divorce.
After being debated at some length, the enact
ing clause WAS restored by-Yeas 81 Nays g.
SYRACUSE AND R0cHEsrKR RAILKoAD.
The Committee Of the Whole took up the bll
for direct Railroad from Syracuse to Rochester.
Mr. NARSUs Of New York, moved 70 strike out
the enscting clause.
Mr.. w. ;. SMITH Of Queens Co. moved that the
bill be passed to third reading. pending which de
bate arose and the House took recess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14

~ Mrs FRANCES KEnBLE BUrlys will read ,,,,.d.s
evening March IS Much Ado About Nothing al the 5iuyye
SAINT Institute III O'Clock Tickets TO be had OF Mr Pol
mann Janor Of the Institute A.tor House ~, rry
ins House a. Mr. Ffancss add Mr. Growers Bookstores
Pnce 81. -, 9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14

ANKRIcAS CirizESsBIr.--An interesting ques
ton has recently been raised at the U, 5. Depart
ment of State, which will probably give rise to
much discussion. la its broadcast form, the ques-
ton is this-Hss the Federal Government legal
right to deny to any citizen o. sovereign State
Of this Conieder tho character and privileges OF
q citizen Of the United States The question
arose on an application in due form to the State
Department tor Passports for certain citizens OF
New-York who Glanced TO be born with darn
skins. add who, had their compilations been white
would have unquestionably been entitled to and
furnished with passports. The gruf answer from
the Passport Clerk of the Department is that pass
ports are nersr granted under such circumstances,
and that the applicant ought to have known better
than to apply for them. That is TO say, an I'M
doubted citizen Of NewYork or Massachusetts,
whose ancestors were stolen from Africa, is no
citizen Of the United States and not entitled to the
protection Of the Federal Government. Because
what
The more the subject is Investigated the more
absolute and invincible becomes the incompati'
bilty betweeu Slavery and Freedom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14

II Gen. JOIN A. QuITsAS is talked Of as tn,
Loco Foeo candidate for Governor Of Mississippi
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II The Free Sellers Of Ohio are talking Of
Grand Festival 10 be held the 18th Of July to cee-
orste the passage Of the Ordnance OF l7so.
II Ma. Gen. JoHs z. Wool is sojourning az
Washinstop-
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Northumberland. March IS.

The FLOUR market is in favor Of the buyer with
small gales Howardst at 81 Is. la GRAIN and PRo
VISIONS there Is but little doing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14

r. The Chcvaier De MAcEDo. the New Bra
lillian Chsse dAa.res. was on Monday presented u
the President BY the Secretary Of State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-14
By THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERy NAIL
Nomina IioBs-NIar.hsil OF the Northern Dts.
trict of Newly ork-krrivnl of Gen. Crnw-
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
W.suf~cro< MonSav Mach 10

| Correspondence of The Tribune.
WASHINGTON Monday March -
Some twenty-five or thirty nominations were
made 10 day The package was delivered by Col.
Bliss sod upon t the Senate wen, Immediately into
secret session where they continued some halt an
hour They osly read the nomins,ions and bad them
referred to the appropriate Committees. The Loco
Senator'S seemed quite delighted with the fact that
among the nominsfiO was 0co. FocO some here
In Virginia WIS, for who he wss, did not under
stand tried 20 send you some Of the nominations By
telegraph but line broken ~ the Susque
So 10 steam snd irs, principles
Mr.. KELLOGG Of | tea : nominated for Marshal
Cf the Northern District OF the state OF New York
CLARK ROBINSON the former efficient incumbent under
HAsRsoN, Mr. DoN Mr. RHODES, Sc were among the
| applicants but Mr hELLoCc Was the fortunate man.
Mr. HUDSON. Member from Worcester IN the
AS, Congress is nominated for Naval Officer, Boston
". z. GREENE was nominated Surveyor Of the
Fort OF Providence. Z. l.
JAMES DlSACHE was nominated Collector Of the
Pert Of New. Haven. IN place OF Mr. wilcox
Gov. GAYLE OF Ala was nominated Judge OF
the Asbsms Circuit In place Of Judge GRAHAM recent
y deceased.
There were no appointments TO Foreign Ms
sions TIE report that J. $ PENpLEroN wss nomi.
mated % Chill Is not correct
Another batch of nominations viii be sent m To.
morrow-smong them the Surveyor OF New York -
FGBERr BgNsoNs friends expect him 70 be the lucky
msn.
Gov. CRAWFORD, Secretary of War arrived this
evening and put up At WIlard's Il lisa curious fact
that Gen TAYLoR had never seen any member Of his
Cabinet til he hal chosen them for the Offices TO which
they appointed. except perhaps Mr. JOHNSON
The offices IN Mr.. EwfNGs Home Department,
the Patent Office. Indian Department sc. are consid-
cred All ofices-of course there will be no re
movsls lie may reappoin. some OF the old clerks or
appoint men All new.
Gen. SHiELDs's case will come up tomorrow.
I, stand. as have slresdy stated. RIcHELIEv.
~ Il s hdenly iaid and suspect with truth
that SIR Penfleon will with IA n-son 70 Chli
and thus make nay forMr. Janneg f9r Congress
IRichmond Enquirer.
The report IN W ashlngton Is, that the Presi-
dent declines sending Mr. Pendet0n 20 Chill, certainly
for the present upon the alleged ground that Viz gnia
hss foreign missions enough y, this time. The cunse
qucnce Is farther report that Mr. Pondeton will take
poll Ia he l0udoun Congressional District which Is
threatened to oe torn pieces by the Wings We have
another rumor that ex. Governor Smith will be- can
didatc for the district. Union, 18th