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Correspondence Oh tHe ENcn'hs iost'


WAsHrScIoN. April ed 1875.
There has been protracied, and, thus far,
very sterile incubation Of the Cabinet on the New
tanned. as far as can learn is the practical incul
cation of the poetica doctrine of The Pleasures OF
Hope" with the consolalory nature OF which It is
presumed the expectanis in your city have by this
time become most pleasiDgly familiar. There is,
no doubt good for h1 great h.
and delay but and
to such cases


The President, at an early day, you know, ai-
nounced himself as being entirely out of the qres
tion for second term; and, under such circum
stances, some of our most sasacous old sages here
contend that he has very seriously embarrassed him
self, by the undue importance which he and his
Cabinet seem to have attached 10 the selection Of
an official organ


;gs- The Sun has letter from Washington, as
serng that Mr.. VAN Ness will held on as Collector
of this Port, while Postmaster GRAHAM will be put
out on or about the lst of July.