The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-11
TEL II G II APHIC.
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THE DEATH OF GENERAL TAYLOR.
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The Effect Of the Melancholy Even, in New York
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Harrisburg, Wash.
hgtOn, Boston, and other Cities
THE INAUGURATION Of WILLARD FILLMORE
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
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ETCH OF HIS Ii + Il {.
The Proceedings in Congress-.
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Intentions of President Fillmore In
Regard to the cabinet.
GENERAL TlYL0R's LAST LETTER,
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-HE INAUGURATION Of WILLARD FILLMORE
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
SKETCH OF HIS LIFE.
GENERAL TAYL0R's LAST LETTER,
60, &c, &o.
Our Special Teier.Phio Dispatches.

Our Special TeigraPhio Dispatches.
BxAru OF GEN TAYIoR-PANlc IN WASHINGTON.
wAsHNeror, July 10, 1850.
rhe Presidsnt's gath has caused general panic
here The hotels and many stores, well sll tho
public buildings are hung in mourning. There was
solemn scene both houses day as You will BY
the reports There Is general regret that Mr. Clay
aid noS rpek; but his mind too much confused to
low hfrto do He will, however, yet satisfy the
40 There large attendance OF wings at Mr.
" 1ons's during this day He requested Gen Tsy-
lor's cabinet to remain few days, their offer to
resign.
THE LAST HOURS OF GENERAL TAYLOR.
WARRINGTON, July TO- 1850
From careful inquiry, we learn the President was
sensible Of persons around him till Ave O'Clock
last evening, but he never spoke from about two
O'Clock till he died His last words spoken to General
Davis about the constitution. His body 10 kept
In Ice.
uax FUNERAL OF GENERAL TAYLOR.
wAsHIserOr, July 10, 1850.
The funeral of General Zachary Taylor, late Pres
dent Of the Uut-d States win take place Saturday
the 18th inst, ct IL O'Clock
RUNoRs In RHLArIoN THE CABINET.
WAsHINGroN, July 10, 1850.
The cabinet have rendered their resignation to Mr.
Filnsre. They will however, continue In once for
the present spscui alton 10 busy to their success
of the present session.
RunoRkD PERSONNEL OF THE KKw CABINET.
wAsHIroros, July 10, 1850
We understand there is to be entirely new csbi-
net, and that the following to constitute part
cfit-Mr. webste Secretary Of State; Dawson, sena-
ter frsn Georgia, Secretary Of War; Judge Hopkins
of Alabama, Attorney General; Mr. Granger, N. T.,
Postmaser General; M hsKesnAn, OF Psnnsylvanis,
Secretary Of the Treasury; Mr. Corwin of Ohs Score
yaary a the Interior.
Some doubt 10 expressed whether Mr. webster viii
accept but there doubt OF entire rsooastrue
tiss.
AxorHnR RuxoR OF THE NEW CABINET.
wAsHrreros, July 10, 1850.
The gsseysl impression TO- that the Compounds will
mas. @.aiy Ne vriirnora 10 n warm friand Of
Mr.. Clay There 10 another report, which says Mr.
winthrop will be named for the State DEPARTING mt, T.
Butler King for Navy, Mr. Gentry, Of Tenn as Score
tary Of War AID Mr. MKeenan, of Pc, as Secretary
the Interior The others are not agreed upon.
TEE xraRossso Toric-FuRrmKR luNoRs OF THE
CONSTRUCTION OF THE Nkw cADnKT-uIE PRO-
oazzDInGs CONGRESS, Krc. -
WAsHlsorOs, July 10, 1880.
God found President Taylor In the hands of bad men,
aud he took him. ... ...
The cabinet last night ofasialiy informed Mr. FIJI
more By written communication, of General raylor's
denise, aud his own consequent sIsltation to the
Prcsidsssy. They ali wrote their ressnations which
viii be hel< In sheysnes for some days.
To-day the Departments all closed and shroudsd
In meurning. Glson and sorrow rest all faces, jet
specsissons - to the future are going briskly on
President FILLMORE IL known 20 Ss for he adj ust-
snent, and win oall cabinet about him friendly to
that feeiing aud salutary measures, which will
.psss Meta few Of those members who opposed IT, to
please the ssbinst will tack thsr tails and sup.
port ID.
Mr. 0sy wkl be consulted, and will have dus weight
in the formation OF the new cabinet.
Fer Secretary Of State, Webster, winthrop, snd
wn. q. Rives named.
Ter the Treasury, Jas. y. simmons, George Evans
and Hlisha whituesey.
For Home Department, N. r. NcKsnnan.
For war Department, I. Butler King, and scarcely
anybody sise.
T~ rost oMss, Riohd. W. Thompson, Jso o. Clarke.
For Atsor.fy General, I'D. Bates, Rerus choate.
The seosts and cabinet rspsired TO the Houss o.
Representatives The Committee Of Congress entered
vita Mr.. rnmore. The latter took the OATH adml-
.i~tsrsd By Judge crsnoh after which Mr.. FILLMORE
the ssnAss, snd c.blnst retired
Huioxies vpon Gen Taylor followed In the H,uss,
By ne~rs oo.rs1. wlnthrop, Baker, Bsyly, Hluisrd
KING. 81 rsv York, aud Mclean AID is the sensts
ey Me~~s Webster, Berrisn, Downs, King, oass and
Pssacs.