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A Washington correspondent ofthe New
York Herald, in reference to the new Cab.
met says:


"f on may res; satisfied that Romulus NJ.
Saunders, for the Pos, Office Department,
Robert j. Walker, for the State, Bancroft,
tor the Treasury, and Gen. Armstrong, for
War, is as certain as anything in the future
can be. 1t is confidently expected that the
Globe, the Madisonian and the Constitution
will all three be rolled into one, under the
auspices of new editor-Ritchie, of the
Richmond Enquirer, and Mr.. Claiborne, OF
Mississippi, are spoken of for the place
when this is consummated, Blair is to have
foreign mission. Mr.. Harris, an editor
from Tennessee, a native of Massachusetts.
is to be Mr.. Polk's private Secretary"