The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-25
wAsHiNcroS, July %, 1850.

WAsHrNGroS, July o. 1850
keus Of the The Ups aud Dogns Of the See Srsc
While the old cabinet are packing up, preparatory
to packing off, the cabinet looking round for
houses, and household and kitchen furniture.
All the old cabinet may be called rich except Jacob
Coamsr, Postmaster General. Clayton Is quite well
TODD and lend his $4,000 to help to establish
whig paper, and not feel any incouvenience Craw-
ford having got $4,000 into his pocket from the
Gaphin claim, may be considered wealthy, without
taking into the account his cotton plantation Ewing
IL the Great Mogul OF Lancaster Ohio real business
man, who has made the la. and the profit 20 hand in
hand politics and speculatisns harmonic till he 10
rich and com mands the cha nels Of lucrative busi-
ness Meredith has been living here like a prince
paying $40 year rent for the same house which
Lord Ashburton occupied, while Ewing has been
eeonomizing upon i've hundred, one-sixth part
OF the expense OF Meredith. The Er-s-crctary
OF the Treasury, must therefore. be a man Of
means. He has certainly at his command a pro-
ntsble practice In the Law IN Philadelphia being
celebrated among the Philsdephis lawyers one OF
the best. Eevsrdy johnson is rich and has A ane
practice at his command In the supreme Court an i'm
Baltimore. Preston, understand Is a m an ofmsaus:
the rule.
The FIX. Postmaster General. in removing n family
from Vermont To waship gtop In setting up house ana
In the expenses % living here, has been srampsd A
couple years more, and be would have saved some
thing But the change has found him behind hard.
He has bad NO chance to save any thing AnI 30
understand that to Day recon nsndstion was orcu-
claims 10 the PRECEDENT Tor smaller appoint mt
than cabinet Office and no man. - presume viii
object TO bis getting something But what acorlmcn-
tMy y THE spcn the game u politics and the contn-
gencies 81 profit and loss
An Of the late cabinet, understand took dinner
with Gov,rnor Seward to-day; according 60 our nnr-
nation. n circumstance which amply confirms IN. re-
latisn which Nc Seward u supposed 10 have ocrupea
toward the cabinet OF General Taylor aud which rae
30 much an object Of dstrust TO the Southern whrs
Of Congress. and the southern democrats reaching
even to the suspicion that Nessrs Sew,rd and Ewing
for hs q
Of 80
But they are gone. The Gslphius are out Pr,si-
dent FILLMORE ebeyed only the general voice I'm m king
clean sweep. The lcast remnant Of the gaphin ca
binet would hsve been an inheritance OF bad luck,
however innocent Ruiliy ~ connirance with thae
splendid operation upon the Treasury What an IL
ample they AFFORD 70 the country fur all tin@ come
What godsend to the government that little
item OF sle3 600! Sacred be IN, memory u Galphn.
Brethren, let pray
There Il yet vacancy 20 ~ arranged We presume.
Unless some arrangement has b-en made 20 day moro
acceptable TO hr Pearce than the Department Of the
Interior there " vet vacancy 10 MI in the cabinet.
Mr.. Pesrce ends " hard TO give mp the certainty %
Eve years In the Senate for The ainty Of in
the casinet; and h. IL very sensible he sticks
TO The Senate as she most judicious selection.
The fiends of the Compromise bill appeared 10 lay
TO be holding back and hey express great fdence,
this evening 81 being able. w day or two 81 getting
votes enough nom Rhode Island and Delaware te pass
the bill 10 msy be 80; but the calculation may fail.
The result IL In the greatest uncertainty.