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As part of the Cabinet Controversy we insert to-day publication of Mir Branchs from the Raleigh Register The Washington Globe, however is not disposed to let Mir B. enjoy his imaginary triumph, and very clearly exposes the futile subterfuge to which he resorted So awkward are Mir Branch's figures. says the Globe, that Mir Eaton, we know, doubted whether the date of this letter was the 27h or 29th of January; and he therefore carried the let ter to the Navy Department to ascertain by compa- rison whether the date the 27th or 29th The Chief Clerk furnished samples of MT Branch's fgur- ing from which the conclusion was formed that it was the 29th.

 We also lay before our readers MT Berren's rejon- der to MT Eaton. This document, we hope, will end the controversy, at least till spring; for if it should he continued, will be compelled, on ac- count of the near approach of the session of the Le gislature, to turn our back upon it.