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We learn that, during the sojourn of MT Ingham in this city, he in the presence of several gentle men, fully acquitted Mr Van Buren of any lot or part in elfectng the dissolution of the late cabinet Such an acquital under existing circumstances is highly creditablc to the late Secretary of the Trea- sury, must prove gratifying to the friends and overwhelming to the enemies and slanderers of Mir Van Buren. We are certain. that when the entire conduct of the Ex-Secreary of State, during the agtating circumstances under which the govern ment labored while he was member of the cabinet is known to the public, his character will be fully redeemed from the aspersons which have been cast upon it. and better appreciated by the American peo- ple We say this and all that we have said upon the subject of Martin Van Buren's career, from a sense of justice alone, and conviction of right and without any reference to his future prospects for the Presidency, be these prospects brilliant or other wise-Penn Inquirer.