TIE NEW CABINET.
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The Telegraph on Friday evening announced TO
Baltimore that M.. Polk had announced his Cabi-
net, as follows:


JI,os BucnASAS. Of Pa. .Sscretay 4f !state;


GEonGE BANCROFT, of Mass. Secretary cfAe Treasury;
WILLIAM O. butler, OF Ky. ISeerecary Of War:


Joax Y. MAsos, of Va. Secretary ofne .yorg;


r VI. sAuxpEns, of &C. Postmaster Ceaerai;


RoBEKr j. wALKEa, Of Miss. AGorney Geaeroi.


twill bc seen iha, our correspondent writing on
Saturday afternoon, does not credit all the above,
but to US il looks very probable. New-YoIk has
abascd herself just low enoug' ioihe Baltimore and
Texas operations TO be left out of the Cabinet,
while the Slave States greatly minority 10 Popu-
la,ion, take trothirds Of The CABINET in addiuon to
the President.


There is ouly one of these Offices that we woold
wish TO have any say about, and that is The mead OF
tn, Post Office, a pos, requiring great integrity
business capacity and experience, and which Ofn
Jackson dd.the country great injury BY bringing
into the Cabinet. The Postmaster General should
bs .s little of politician as patriotic citizen can
be And we do think that Mr.. Polk will do a great
wrong If he appoints either Il. NJ Saunders or Cave
Johnson-bcth deadly enemies Of the new Postage
Reduction bill--to this post 1t will be easy to make
this act work badly and run the Government IN
debt if he chooses