CAVE JOHNSON.
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The .4lbany AilaS pays the following mer- sted compliment to our postmaster general:

 'stFo economise the revenue of the depart

 Iment, to reform the details of it's management, < to adjust them to the necessities of the new Ibill, will require qualities of energy, frmness, sa knowledge of detail and comprehensive ] sness of view in bringing details into conformity 5 swith a widely extended system, which are sseldon combined in one man. We rejoice sthat President Polk has called to the super svision of the department one so qualified ln s sthese respects as the new postmaster general Cave Johnson of Tennessee. Some twelve years of public service in the congress of the United States had made Mir. Johnson's repu- tation national one. His watchiulness oi gthe public interests, his vigilance, his lniexl- } ble integrity are appreciated as widely as his Shame is known. These characteristics had acquired for him singular degree of iniu- ence in congress which, coupled with his long sexperence in that body, became of national } svalue No claims upon the public treasury tescaped his vigilance, and the demands o that ahorde of private claimants which lies con sstantly in siege of congress, were generally s(lecided as he threw the weight of his known

 sintegrity and information for or against them sWith abilities of this high order, Mir. Johnson 5combnes that power of energetic application s and systematic industry, and that knowledge

 sand appreciation of men, which are no less 4requisite to the administration oi the interests Eentrusted to him. He comes to the control

 sof the department at period when these gquallties are more indispensable than ever He comes however, at a time when rlgld ssystem of economy will be better appreciated sand be more generously sustained and repaid s than were the efforts of reform which Amos

 ] Kendall exerted himself to make in the man. sagement of the department"

 ! TowA-The Legislature of Iowa assembled $ at Iowa City on Monday, May5. SHEPHERD sLEFFLER Dem.) of Des Mones, was chosen President pro lem. of the Council. JAMES sM. MORGAN (Dem.) of Des Molnes, was chosen Speaker of the House of Represents tives. The Wings have but two members oI

 { sthe Council and nine in the House.

 a A beautiful woman without heart for love is like the moonbeans on the crystal snow sparkling and brilliant, but cold.