THE NEW CABINET.
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Among the On-dits of the day. it is rumored, and appears pretty generally credited, that the Cab net will be composed of

 Edward Livingston, of Lou. Secretary of State.

 Louis M'Lane, of Del. Secretary oftbe Treasury.

 ofTennessec, Secretary of War.

 Levi Woodhury, of New Hampshire, or John For

 syth, of Georgia, or Andrew Stevenson, oi Virgil

 mia, Secretary of the Navy. ...

 James Buchanan, Of Penn. Attorney General. ~ All but oi the above gen.eyen Mow, or were during the last session, Members of Congress, and the other member the time of his appointment as Minister to England. Andyet Gen. Jackson pro- fesses to have an unconquerable repugnance to the appointment of members of Congress to office!

 The anniversary of the Connecticut Sabbath School Union is appointed to be held at Haraerd on the 5,h day of May next, ut o'clock P. Mat which the of

 cers of the several county societies requested o attend. The members of the Society will hold their meeting for the choice of officers at o'clock P. M. of the same day. -.. .,

 A religious meeting of three days continuance, was holden in this place on "Wednesday thssOt i"ss. Tte services were preceded by prayer meeting between the hours of g and 10 A. M., after which the Rev. Mr. Rood of New-Miiford delivered aer'no" from Ps. lvii, 7; the Rev. Mr. Boardman of New-Haven preached in the afternoon from Acts xvi IA nn1 the Rev. Mir. GriawoM of WatertowH in the evening" The Rev. Mr. Couch of Bchem, Rev. Sir. Boardman, and the Rev. Mr. Perry of Sharon preached Thurs day-and Professor Fitch of Yale College preached three times on Frihay--here were several addresses by dHeren. slergymen present, adapted iO the occa sion, in,er.pcrscd wh the foregoing order cf sxercs es and tho whole was concluded by the adminisra- ton Of the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper "n Fr- day afternoon. The congregations were large and solemn, especially on Thursday and Friday and .he stiffness and attention gave evidence that the truth finding its way Co the heart and conscience. AT ter the morning exercises on Friday, an invitation was given to those who fel, ,he importance of i

 mediate, ersonai attention the subject of religion, to remain in their seats when ihe congregation dismissed. As many probably l50 of the above description remained. During the exercises some were enabled indulge the hope that they had passed from death unto fife, and maAy berame deeply con- vic.ed of sin and danger. Others have since nduigrd hopes ofa saving change; and many as 150 atieni- ed the Inquiry Meeting on Monday evening of the present week. The plain and direct preaching ofihe Gospel, unaccompanied with any other peculiarly than the power 1.-the Holy Ghos aHd ferveni prayer, has produced impressions that, we trust, will be long felt by many immortal souls !" this place.-Comn

 Hear him ,4-The editor of the New. Haven Herald, an original JacksoniaD speaking or the result Of the late congressional election in this state, and of the management and influence Of the Hartford 1imrs and the knot of worhes who surround and breathe ihro' it, thus closes hts " The present delegation to Congress was nominated, [by the National Repub- iicansl and was carried by the overwhelming major ~ of more than ssoO o onr This is tie result of the policy of the Hartford Times-it is deathblow Co the ascendancy ofthe Jackson party in Coa1ecticu and we can safely predict that nothing can revive it un,i:

 se, of cspicable time servers dsesled of its 6t.nce and until tt s sUstaDed iW s distinctive and inherent character It is too late perhaps for this The blight of the Upas s apo" is, and disgust has taken place of the fair prospect watch o"cs eheer' cd and anjmated its friend'."

 The Register and Times still cortinse 10 rail about their defeat ., the late election. Each presends call , shat DO man of commos sense, not lsboring under species of political hallacination, would fhak oc-a federal triumph. Federalism, such, had no- thing to do with the election It was nothing more nor less than an effort ts put down Jacksonism where i. would stay put," and with t 'hs odoss system of Legislative eaocUssng. IL sucessdsd-aad heses the morai6caiion ofthese dicas'ors. r. Massachusetss Tho recent election in the old Bay State has terminated usual in the sueeess of tle Naii0nal Republican candidatss. GOv. LiHcolD and u. Gov Winthrop are reelected by increased mHjo- vitiss Tn Essex North congressional district, there is again no choice for Member of CoagFsss-ihFee candidates having been supported. The same result, from the same cause. has occurred 70 the New"Bed' ford congreosinnnl district. thiFd trial therefore