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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-15
NEW FIRM.

The firm of A. Ferguson Go. has been
dissolved, Mr.. Shannon retiring, and Mr.. VIM
Mansreaker taking his place, under the name
Of Ferguson g. Manspeaker. They have just
received large and splendid assortment Of
Boots and Shoes, Notions, &C., &c. Our
friend, Maaspeaker, viii do good business in
any branch be commences. He takes with the
people. Their store is in the Post Office bu;ld-
ing Call on them, see their stock, and pur.
chase from them.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-15

To Messrs T. 3. Peterson & Brothers, of
Philadelphia, more than all other publishers
are We indebted for this new feature in Ameri-
can literature. The works of Chas. Dickens,
Chas. Lever, Mrs. Southworth, and many other
popular writer's, have been issued from their
press in cheap form, and their last enterprise
is IN giving TO the public, the works of Sir
Walter Scott, complete and unabridged, at the
very low price of 25 cents for each work, or
the whole series for Five Dollars. The addition
embraces the whole of the authors works, and
will be contained in 26 volumes, one of which
will be issued on each succeeding Saturday,
until complete. 4 full set will be forwarded,
free Of Postage, by .Naat, to any part of the
United States, to any one, by the publishers,
on sending remittance of five dollars to them,
for the twenty six volumes. AT this low price,
all persons should possess themselves of sett,
and we would take this occasion to advise all oil
our readers to make remittance Of Five Dol
lars at once, per first nail, to T. B. Peterson
Il Brothers, Philadelphia, for the entire sett,
who will send them complete 20 any one, free of
postage, on receipt of that suh.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-15

DEATH OF AN OLD ClTIzEN.-We are sorry
to announce the death of Hon. DAVID MANN.
of this place, on Wednesday last. Mr.. Mann
was one of our Oldest aud most respected citi-
zens. He was Auditor General of the State
under Gov. Sbultz, aud filed other important
public stations, and was considered one of the
most prominent and talented men of that day.
His funeral will take place to-day, tFriday,) at
2 o'clock, p. NJ.
We will publish an obituary notice Of bis
death in our next.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-15
OLIVER c. CLARK, SAMUEL, n. HArrp,
%. C. CLARK, az CO..
FLOUR, FEBD, GROCERY.
Produce Store.
Centre Street, aert aoor 10 Lutheran caurc,
CUMBERLAND, Md.

"A well selected stock is now open, and offered to.
I N families anc country dealers. consisting of Fam
and Rye Chop, Shorts, Ship-stuff, ,-and Bran New
Orleans, Porto Rica, Muscayado and refined Suoars
Golden and s. Ii. Syrups. Molasses, Imperial
Young Tyson, and Black Tea, ava and Rio CofFas
OF the best quality. All kinds of Spices, Pickles
In Ia Dalreis aid jars Candies. Soap, Mackere and
Herring, Water, Sugar, Soda Edinbxrp. and Cin
ger Crackers, Peaches, Strawberries, Pine apples
ana Green corn, put up in can, expressly for fam
ny use choice lot Of LIQUORS, consisting OF
Wines, Brandies, Rum and WhiSkcy, selected with
care. Tobacco and Segars of various brands, with
variety OF other articles usually found in Stores.
Additions to The stock will be frequently mad
SO as to keep up general assortment; ali dealers
are invited to call before purchasing elsewhere. An
kinds Of grain and country produce bought for cash
or In exchange for goods
April s. lS59-IY
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-15
MAR RRI-ED.

At the German Reformed Parsonage, In ST.
Clairsvilie, on the 7th inst, by the Rev. N. E.
Gilds, Mr.. SAMUEL BARLEY. Of Middle Wood
berry Township, TO Miss ELIZABETH FIcKEs
uuion Township, Bedford County, Pa.
On the 9th uit., by j. NJ. Vauhorn, Esq,
Mr.. SAMUEL DEMETRIoUs WALFoRD, Of Bell
vile, Richland County, Ohio, to Miss ANNA
ELIZA WALTMAN, of Friends Cove, Bedford
County, Pa.
On the Isl inst, by the came, Mr.. ABRAm
REssLER, to Miss HOMER MARIAN PERpEw.
all of RainsSurg, Bedford County, Pa.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-15
PETIT JURORS.

Peter Amiek, John Adstadt, George r. Barn
dollar, Daniel Beegle, John Bttinger, Sr William
BowleS, Peter Barton, John c. Calhoun. Philip
Clark, William Chenowith, William Dicken, Wm.
Gcrsuch, Joseph Hickman George Ickes, David
Karns, Levi McGregor, Shannon Mullin, Isaac B !.
Mock, Joseph Mortimore, Mathew NJ Peoples,
George Potts, Robert Ralston, John Riley, Eph-
rain Robson. John Shaffer, Jr Abraham Solleu-
berger, Samuel Stivers, Josiah Smith, Philip Shri
ner, Robert NJ. Taylor, Cyrus Way, William Whet
stone, David Walter, George Whip, jesse Willis,
Adam Weaverling William A Young, David Zm-
me-s.
April Is, 1859
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-15

On the 80 ult LAURA, daughter of Samuel
and Layinia De6baugh, aged years, s mouths
aud 20 days.
1t is with feelings of sorrow we learn the
death of our little friend, Laura, noticed
above. She diod, leaving kind and affcctionate
parents, brothers aud sisters, TO mourn her loss.
The scene was one that was deeply affecting TO
all those who saw il. 4 few minutes before
her spirit was waited home, her kind sister spoke
to her of the Saviour, the Comforter in the hour
Of death-asked her if she would not like TO
die and 60 to Heaven were her sufferings would
be no more. Her answer, in a sweet and dis
tlnct voice, was s'Yes. l would ike to die.
aud go to meet my little brothers and sisters -
What comfort to the breaved family, to know
that their dear little Laura has gone TO that
'land of pure delight" where angels and arch
angels surround the throne, interceding for her
and US. II
On the 10th inst, in ST. Clairvlle, CHARLES
MILTON G1LDs, son of Rev. N. f. and NJ. NJ.
Gilds, aged years, months and II days.
s'From adverse blasts, and lowering storms,
His favored soul he bore;
And with yon bright angelic FORMS
He lives TO die no more.''
On the 30th ult., Mr. JOHN HARKELRopE,
Sr. of Friends Cove, in the S0th year of his
age.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-15

The late firm of Ostcr, Mauspeaker & earn,
in the Dry Goods business, has been dissolved
by limitation, Mr.. MaDspeaker retiring The
new firm will do business under the namc of
0ster & earn. Mr.. earn settles the business
of the late firm.
Qster & earn will soon receive lot of new
goods, of superior quality which they will sell
on the most reasonable terms.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-15

REMovAL.-Capt. JOHN ARNOLD has re-
moved bis Hardware Store TO West Pitt Street,
in the white frame building attached to his res
idence, and formerly occupied by US as the "In-
quirer" Office. All persons wanting things 10
his line would do we'll to call on him. as he is
an old carpenter, and knows good edge tools
from bad ones, and always keeps the best
Give Linn call.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-15
g. r. OSTER
SAMUET, CAIN
/. d. nF O F

THE Right Worthy Grand Lodge of the Z. s.
having appointed Tuesday, the 26th day of April.
inst, (beiBg the Forteth Anniversary of the fo1nd
ing OF the American branch Of the Independent Or
der OF Odd Fellows,) to be observed By all the
Grand and Working Lodges in the United States az
ga day OF thanksgiving to Divine Providence for
the unexampled prosperity which has attended III,
order since It's organization on this Continent ;,
and the Right Worthy Grand Lodge of Penns.
having granted dispcnsaton TO ali the subordinate
Lodges under its jurisdiction, to celebrate the dav
as (m accordance with the laws of the order tbey
may deem best; Bedford Lodge, No. 202, contem-
plate Eoidlng on that day procession in fall rega
Ina. Public exercises win be held in the n. II.
Church at l0a O'Clock, A. H., when addresses suit
able to the occasion win be delivered. The public
are respectfully invited to attend Neghborng
Lodges are expected to participate in the exercises
A full attendance of the mambers is requested.
A. FERGUSON,
Il. Il. GETTYS, Jr.,
A. J SAMSON,
Committee Of arrangements
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-15
Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing under tLe
l. firm Of OsTrR, MAysPEAKER X CARS. is this
day, dissolved by limitation The books of fIs
late firm, win be settled by Samuel earn.
6. Il. OSTER,
WM. MANSPEAKER.
SAMUEL CARN
Bedford, April l, 1862
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-15

The late elections in Connecticut, Rhode
Island, Michigan, Wisconsin, &c., have result
ed gloriously for the opponents of sham de-
mocracy.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-15
SHOES AND BOOTS.
LIST OF GRAND .IURNRS-

Elias Gump, Esq, George Bowser, John Berk-
hmer, Daniel Barley, ] ohm W Beeler, ohm DicEov.
Daniel L. Defibaugh, Jacob Evans, Joseph Foller'
Henry Fluck, john b. Fluck, David c. Foore. Dan.
el Horn, Lewis Koontz, d. S. Longenecker, John
G. Minnch, Philip Morgart, John May, David
Patterson, Henry Smith, John Shrader, John
Smith, Daniel II. Wilt, Jr.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-15
REGISTER'S NOTICE.

Alb persons interested, are hereby notified that
the following named accountants have fled their
accounts IN the Registers Office of Bedford Couu-
ty, and that the will be presented to the Or
phans Court, in and for said County, for confrma-
tion, on Tuesday, the sd day of Nav, next at the
Court House, in Bedford:
The account of Jeremiah Shaw and Moses Shaw
eN ors Of the last viii &c. of James Shaw late OF
Monroe township decd.
The account of Philip Evans guardian of Marga-
ct Elizabeth Evans, minor child of William Evans,
late OF Monroe tip.
The account of Jesse Willis, ex,or OF the las:
viii, &c, of Jesse Willis, late of ST. Clair tp.
decd.
the account of VIM. Figart, admir- Of the estate
of Michael Putt, late of Liberty tp., decd
The account of VIM. Iiams, administrator of the
estate OF VIA, Iiams, late of Southampton tip,
deed.
The account Of O. E. Shannon, Esq, admir- of
the estate of Daniel Shea, late of Cumberland Val
ley tp., deed.
the account OF Jacob g. Dively. admir- of the
estate of Frederick Claar. late of Union tp decd
The supplemental account of Charles hoyman,
one OF the adm'rs OF the estate of Samuel Hoyman,
late of Londonderry tp., decd.
The account of o. f. Shannon, Esq, admir- Of
the estate of Philip Ickes, late of St. Clair tp.,
decd.
The account of Samuel L. Russell ESQ., admir-
Of the estate OF VIM. Hotchkiss late of Ohio decd
The account OF Asa Stuckey, Esq. admir- of the
estate of Wm SIucky, Jr, iate of Monroe tp.,
decd.
The account of Alexander Holsiuger, admir- OF
the estate of George ReplogIe, late of Middle
WOodberry tp., decd.
The account of r. u. Barclay, Esq, admir- of
the estate of Michael Deyine, late OF Baltimore,
Nd decd.
The account of Archibald Perdcw, Esq, admir-
OF the estate OF VIM. Leasure, late of Southampton
tp., decd.
The account of Amariah Wilson, ex'or of the
last will, &c. of John Wilson, late of Napier tp.,
decd.
The account of E. Diehl, admir- of Sophia
Mower, late of Colerain tp., decd.
The account of Uriah Conley, admir- Of the es-
tate of Allen Conley, late of Napier tp., decd.
The account OF John S. Ritchey and Daniel Di-
bert, ex'ors of the last will &e. of Samuel Zim-
mers, late of Bedford tp., decd.
The account of David f. Buck, administrator OF
Frederick Smith, lite OF South Woodbery town
ship, decd.
S. H. TATE, Register.
Registers Office,
Bedford, April s, 1859.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-15
ATTENTION RlFLEMEy !

VOU are hereby ordered to meet at Bedford On
- Thursday. the 9th dav of Mau merit AZ Ia
O'Clock, A. NJ. in Winter Uniform, with nluroa1
with arms and accoutrements in good order for in
spection, and it is expected that all the men,bar.
viii be present. By order of the Captain.
VIM. DIBERT, o. S.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-15
list OF CAUSES

DUT down for trial at May Term (2d day>
Il 1859.
T. McCauley & Co. VS. John Davidson & Co
Juniata School District, s' Joseph Nicodemus,
John @. Rohm, s' The II. c. K ICompany
Henry Gates, SC Milford James.
Joseph Gonden, 6: VIM. Shoemaker Of. nj
Jonathan Il. Dieken, .' Jesse neken, Jr
John W. Beeler, NJ. Smiths Exor,s
Elizabeth Mason, Wm. Derimore
Isett, Sigton & Co. Sc Madara, King & Co.
S. III. TATE,
Proth'y's Office, April Is, 1859. Proth'y.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-15
COMPREHENSIVE.

TIE Undersigned have this day associated fIenl-
selves, and will continue the business at the Oh
Stand, No |, cheap side, under The firm of osrER &
CARS.
g. r. OSTER
SAMUEL CARN.
To our patrons-Ihanking you for the liberal share
OF your patronage and confdence bestowed on tbe
llte firm, We would respectfully solicit continu.
anee Of your custom, assuring you that we viii al.
ways use our best efforts TO ensure both your cus
tom ana confidence. We expect in few weeks to
receive magnificent Stock OF
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GoOns.
which we are determined TO sell az the very Invost
possible PRICES for CASH, approved produce. So.
get your tin ready, and .Swait for the wagon,
Bedford, April s, 1859.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-15
CAUTToNs

"A LII persons are cautioned against purchasing a
n Judgment note given by me to Abram K :
Fluck for $l00, payable the lst April, 1850 and
dated the 18th Feb. 1889, as have claim of $50
against the same.
LUCY ANN DEYARMIN.
April I5, 1852
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-15
Packer Convention.

We clip the following letter from Forney'S
Press of the 1Ith INST, from VIM. J. Baer, ESQ,
Of Somerset, containing the names of prominent
Locofocos of Somerset to the call. Among
them we observe the names of enc or more
brothers, we believe, of the principle editor of
the Gazette. Several Locofocos in this place
have contended that the name of w. j. Baer,
ESQ.,, was not authorized to the call in the Press,
but Mr.. Baer, puts that to rest in this letter.
Verify the Democracy have fallen on troublous
times:
SOMERSET, April 5, 1859.
SIR: / was requested by Democrat to send
You the enclosed list Of Democrats, which, though
late, he desires should still be appended to the
call for the 18th April Convention.
On account of special court, to be held
during the same week, it will NOT be possible for
many persons from here to be at Harrisburg.
You will find many Democrats here heartily with
you.
| see it stated in several Democratic papers
that ny name is 10 the call without authority.
Justice to you and myself requires me to say
that my name is rightfully there, and it shall
there remain. | hope the Convention will act
with deliberation, and show the former Conven-
ton what Democratic Convention ought, and
can do.
Truly yours, w. j. 3AER.
We, the undersigned, hereby authorize Col.
j. w. Forney to append our names TO the call
for Democratic Convention, to be held on The
18th of April next, as published in the Phia-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-15
SENATOR OAMERoN,s spEEcH

We call attention to the able speech of Hou
Simon Cameron, in the Senate, on the reissue
Of Treasury notes Read it.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-15

Sec advertisement of Sanford'S Liver Inyig
orator.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-15
FRENCH BURR
MILL STONE MANUEACTORY.

gNhe undersigned keeps constantly on hand FRENoH
BuRRs of all sizes and furnishes every article re
quired by the milling trade. Complete satisfaction
guaranteed for every article sold. Milers who pre-
fer the solid BURR, by giving to months notice,
can have their orders executed at the quarries IN
France.
Address WM. Fl. KEPNER,
Harrisburg, p. o., Pa.
April 8. 1s59-6m.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-15
A RapturOus EuIOgy Of the Admins
tratEOn.

The Washington Union publishes the fol-
lowing gem, and we presume it will 60 the
rounds of the Administration journals. lis
reproduction by Gen. Bowman, indicates that
he intends to conduct the Union in the same
magnificent style for which the Bedford Gazette
was distinguished; and the only wonder Is, that
ii was unaccompanied in the Union by the fa-
vorite wood-cut of a rooster, two feet square,
with which be formerly embellished the Gazette
on all important occasions
sETHE ADMINISTRATION. II. j. RYAN,
of Indiana, who was recently appointed minis
ter TO Bogota, was honored with a compimen
tary dinner at indianapolis on the 29h ult.--
lie acknowledged the compliment iu hand
some speech, concluding with the following per-
grafton
"'l give, in conclusion, as sentiment,' said
Mr.. Ryan, sthe bright and spotless Adwinistra-
tion of James Buchanan, of ennsylyauia -
" ben thrones are crumbled and dynasties for
gotten, it viii stand the landmark of our coun-
try's history. rearing itself amid regsl ruins
and nations dissolution, political pyramid in
the solitude of time, beneath whose shade kings
shall moulder, and around whose summit eter-
nifty must play"
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-15

We copy the following from Forney's Press
of the 1lth inst 1t appears that the Demo-
cratic friends of Mr.. Bowman keep in faithful
remembrance the beautiful pictures, among which
was the big caieksn, with which he was wont to
illuminate the Gazette:
, 1859-08-05


The Rev. James ~ Alexander, q. D., died ~
the Virginia Springs on Sundar. morning last
He mas the pastor Of the Brick Presbyterian
Church in the Fifth avenue, and one Of the most
eloquent preachers Of the city, Is well as one q
iss most accomplished scholars Dr. Alexander
was the son Of the late Dr.. Archibald Ae1an-
der. Of Princeton, New Jersey, and the grand.
Watidell, the original Of Wirt's famous sketch
Of the Blind Preacher. Eloquence Was thus
hereditary in the family.
For many years Dr. james ", Alexander WAS
the Professor Of Rhetoric und Bellies Lettres in
the College Of New Jersey. and no one who eTer
had the pleasure Of listening TO his stately and
beautiful lectures vii! lose The memory of the
impression they produced. His learning Was r.
red aad accurate, particularly ia the depart
rncpt Of history and general literature, and his
manner Of impurting it both dignided and grace
tul, In character Dr. Alexander was remarka.
bile for his rare blending Of devoted and sin
cere picty with an intense lore Of literary cult.
ure. lie followed the press Of France, England
and German with sedulous attention, allowing
no new book Of merit to escape lis pcTusal, moi
even any Of those lighter publications Of 70
nance, which many regard Is altogether tririal
, 1859-08-05

It h reported, among other political r9nofs,
I'M u. bdgh q StpsssA hIend, Ja9es Haghss
III u1A @ho made tha 1qeksh Il. .Ce4kfas4e rom
iie its 81: !: S:::14s grown political Efsfst ~
~ sssl1ad short susd b i gra1s e 3AptxHsE
HsFr6 of Einols; i q s33 ~ qs1eled
with hin master, md IT up n tustAese ~ nH a
eeK What the troubls was ws h9vs p 0eA'
Probably Nt. Hughes, with tho sintottase. Pst'
eeptinu of Xf. Hfight's condition which = Ply
ysfhialty attributed to very ahre~d, Keen oit-
ins lit.la animal,i5 deiertiug betore the mp
tinka. Probably be feels that bid durest hope p
getting ont OF bis 'grare" is to pull Bright tn1o
& and mount On bis corpse. Pfobab'y hs = n
dependent 'box he IL dead; kud don't care at1n-
kes's mslediesion for at;bods. And probably
the rhole story is 4 lie. 0ne thing, however:
Is certain. II Hughes really has broken
squases" with Bright, the GFeat Bogus n*s &os
tbe most dangerpus enemy the whole uemocFa''
ic party can lufbist to rrsist. Hughes vas the
sbfest Demoef2 in the whole 1ndiaoa Congres.
sionat delegation, whether 10 the House Of ser
ate, and be has real pluck, in spite Of his Hart1s
afair, and be is as decided. resolu&e and yiodlc'
tive Is Bright can be; with At least ten times
Brixht's talent. He was the only man ia ths
pa1ty who dared to face the mt Lecomptan
feeling At the stormy State conTeutlou in 1859
aud be sent back bitter words for bitter words
and tauut ior tauns, ill he was drowned in noise
II fcoutt1tion OF contempt, We don't care which
leads him now to help pull down The dishones
autocrnt he helped to create, even fhe takes tht
place himself, We bhali say INTO him, eTen .
those gather on street corners say to childfei
in fight. "Go in"
, 1859-08-05

advantages, thaa CDR custom hss been 70 deeains
receiving them until The opening Of saotase
tef1s.~=Ysa m respectfully tsqnsstbd totsks
spesollsi s.azsS Ii 10 a66tSa7s I'D; ;oSse1 yaas*
selves sooorxltaRi1. Pupils WHO'S ia5dsacss
as~ in Illinois, ~ furnistsd tsftfaa, beoka,
board, washing, HShts md losl,e ftss et shszpe.
The pasenta Or friends Of TIE pupils afe u
peeteA, - pro.sas <tesn clothing. md paJ ,thsif
stsxeling sxpeasea. 1n Ill casss, hoeeysr,
whss& tas pereota are unable 70 furnish these,
or Hhs mute Il without parents, md unAhas 70
furnish them, the Legislature has made It the
duty Of the 1adge Of the County Court, whe1e
the mute resides, to certil! the same TO the
Principal of tie f9stitution, who u then attho"
n1ed By 1aw To clnthe them. The proper aRe
for the sdmi4ston of.pupih u len Jears.--.fte;
parent, who Keeps his mute child out Of school
after the age Of eleven or tEclve years; does
great wropg; which he can never repay: The
provisions made BIZ the Eegtslature and carried
out BIZ the Board Of Trustees for the heneht .o'
tue unfortunate mute are highly creditable TO
our great and fourishing Stase, and it is hoped
that noue Who arr entitled 10 the advantages Of
the institution, will fai! to aval themselves OF
them. All persons knowing the residence Of
deaf mutes IN the State, are requested to write
concerning them to the undersigned:
Pu1I1r G. G1LLKr, Principal.
- uliuois papers please copy.
, 1859-08-05
ProbnbID Changes In the Cabinet.

"Qecasional" writes the Phladelphia t/H*
rs follows. under date Of tho LIST:
II has been Significantly announced IN some
Of 1hc Administration papers that the health OF
The Secretary Of War, Governor Floyd, is some
what precariou*, and may involve The necessity
Of bis ciyiug up his place in the Cabinet he
il deserredly the least unpopular Of any nen~
Der Of the present Administration. lie was one
Of the ables. Of the fricuds Of Iii. buchanan IN
1856, and It is meet, therefore, that he should
be placed in the same category with those who
fouYht shoulder to shoulder with him in that
contest, Governor Floyd, It is we'll known,
has been fnr many years the attached friend Of
Governor Wise, and hence, l doubt not that Dir.
Duchanan's .1spi :ious aut jealousy hare been
awakened towards HIM
It is rumored that Gen. Jefferson Davis will
probsb}s succeed Cos. Flos 4, bat an inesned
10 think that the withdrawal Of Gov. Floyd
from tue Cabinet, however it may afford the
Pepsidept the wished for -pretext To follow the
example of Gen. Jackson, upon the Withdrawal
OF Ar Van Huren, in the TcoEsanizing Of his
Cabinet for the purpose Of making It q upit.
tlus riddiug himself of the triuusirzte Of Prcsi-
dental sspir.uts. The fact, also, that the ren,
crable Secretary of Etate inds great difficulty,
Oh account Of his increasing iuhruiiiss, 70 per.
form the enormous duties Of that position, ren-
der. 4lc chango in the Cabinet hare just 1ndl.
Gated almost certain. Doubtless the hasty and
unexpected departure Of Mr. Secretary Cobb,
for Gcpreia has some reference 10 the cnnteo1.
ptxtea chanEc. You may expect, also that in
The event of such change, our present Minis,
ten ct London, Pa.is, and St PeiersbuTeh Viii
all b.. rccalled-two Of 1hem to make room for
The retiring member Of tho Cabinet.