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WAsuISoroN, Oct Is, lS45.


In the re organization of the Cablnet-for the
Cabinet Is TO be re organzed-we predict whatever
Father Rchie may illuminate to the contrary, it is
anticipated that Mr.. Buchanan goes 10 the Supreme
Bench, Mr.. Walker TO the State Department, Mr.,
Marcy to Russia, Col. Butler of KY to the War
Department, Azariah c. Flagg of N Y. to the
Treasury.


Gen Saunders OF N. c. we understand, il still
candidate for Spain. His services at the Baltimore
Convention, in the supplanting Of Mr. Van Buren,
have emlnently qualified hm for the station OF Mi.
mister AT Madrid


Ex-Governor Talmadge was at the Presidents
levee last night He had the President closely en-
gagged In private conversation SJnething Is TO
grow out of II in favor of the Great Conservative,
or we are mistaken IN the Governor. There was
thin aIte enhance of visitors.


Good many strangers in town-great many pas
sing through.


The Central Committee on the subject of the
bronze equestrian statue to General Jackson, had a
meeting to-day in the Hon. Cave Johnson's official
room, in the General Post Office, and agreed to
make all OF the Postmaster Generals deputies col
l-cung agents for The statty" aforesaid.
is 600 gents. al S5 each. SIS 900
Expenses Of collecon-one half Of receipts 81. 500
Discount on bad money 10000
Lost through the PostOfices. ............. 5000