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From q CorvsspOndsn' cf the EveHiHg Post.

 There are few subjects of greater interest here-Or, indeed aiter the grand measures Of public and national pOticy-of more real inn- portance than the iiling up the vacancy on the bench of the U. 6. Supreme Court. made by the death of Judge Washington. Many suc- cessors are talked of Mr. Binny. of Phila- delphia Chief Justice Gibson. of the Su- preme Court of Pcnnsylvania Judge Vii. kins, of Pittsburg; and Ejr. Baldwin. are all named from Pennsylvania. If the selection should be made from that Stste, should con lecture the Chief Justice to be the most prob able one--though of this speak merely from general impression. Mir. Mclean. of Dela- ware, and P P. Barbour. of Virginia. are also talked oc In the meanwhile. feel satisfied that no appointment will be made thor ought it 10 bel until Congress have expressed some decisive indication of their intentions as to the execntiOn of the Judiciary system. One p'an' which is not unlikely b be adopted. is, to ex- tend the first Judge Gtory's) Circuit over the whole Ot most of New England. SO as to .ss- zen Judge ThompsOn's duties on that s'ue' % and add New -Jersey to his circuit on !ne Otn- er. The remainder of Judge Wasn,"E1Onas a former circuit might then he adueu IO ule fourth, (Nlaryland. sc.) and thus Inree clr- cuItS heinr formed, out of what are now four: new Judge might be placed at the west and