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 RG"iOrsi-N is rwnsOred tla, the War Deuar,men, will be offered to Col DrayOn, of South Caroliaa.

 is rupOred that the mission to Russia, has been, or is about to be, phsrctl to Mir. lughau,.

 N is rsHn0vvd that James Buchanan of PennsyIya. n"'iS :" succeed JohH Randolph the Court of Russa

 A is rSmOred that Col. Johnson will not be appoin,- ed Secretary of War, htcaase Kentucky has already one member of the cabinet

 A is rsmorsd ,ha, Major Eaton is sincerely desirous of being returned private life, and .ha, he will not he re-apponIed.

 N F rgnored .hat Me. Berrien hns not resigned. and is not likely to resign.--Americd,s. It is stated that Mr. Bssren has positively resigned the p"rt of Attorney General, and that Col. DrayioD has declined the Department Of War.-Nat Gag. u n now coMfde"ty reported at Washington, that Ge". CasS, of Michigan, is to be Secretary a, War.

 The two prisoners suys the Boston Patriot Tues. day, Thomns C"Ilinet and Joseph Gatle,, convicted last week of the murder of Capt. Woodblry, of the brig Orbit were yesterday brought inio Cour, and re. ceved the sentence of the law. Before receiving their sentence, both addressed the Court al consider able length. md asserted before God and man their in. "oce"ce of the crime charged on them. CoGinet tn particular, re!aed the circumstances of the voyage from the time of his shipping on board the Orb to the day ot his capture and charged the whole plot of the Captans murtler, and the subsequent ransac. ,ion, on the two Governments witnesses, Bowen and Strike. Judge Story, after very impressive address and exhoration 10 them to prepare in the remainder of this life, for the life that is come, sentenced them "to be hung by the meek s lst c July betsOeen she hours of se'e" GRd te" in she morning.'' 7

 On the 18th of Apri, about sixteen miles south of Rnnk Anko 0.-. der nne,een, was killed in rcncon,re wi,E General Hardy Robinson, other person being present. | Robinson surrendered himself for trial. MARRIED,

 ydr. aa Ne"nav'" M;.. M' he"ry C. nsss'sy "f New rhomprsn n Mr. George w. Jones to Miss Lucy .l h .as.s" NJ s @ M, @Gscrss W. Pilgrim of East Had

 In Oraegs. Mr. Eaton Bassett, of Han,den, to Miss E""re; daHgh'er of Capt. Stephen Richards.

 In East iladdam. Henry E. terkins, Esq. of Hart. Flu, ,:ons; Mir. George Barnard of Hartford, to Miss

 la Hartford, Mr. W m. Little of Tarifvi.le, to Miss Louisa m F'sh Mr. Selam Holman, to Miss Henrietta In Wineher,er, Va. William c. Wel.ster, Eso. of G"0Deeiicni, (son of Noah Webaer l.. L. D. 10 Miss Ro'aIse Stewart daughter of the Iae Dr.. David Stew

 |. Windsor. Air. Griswoid c. Morgan, to Miss Ams- iia Allyn.

 DIED,

 In this town on the 25,h ui Mias Esther G. Ensign, daughter of Mr. Samuel Ensign, aged 25. This event is peculiarly aicve, arrangements were made for her entering the marriage about the time of her death. She is Furnishing another example 0f the un certainty O life and Another evidence of the fact that neither youth nor aitering prospecis furnish any se curiiy against the shafts of the leil omr In Soa'hington, Mrs. Miner2a Newell, g, wife of Asahel Newell, Eco. In Wnlljnge,rd Mrs Sarah pot,er 87 Mrs Har nah \. Hall, 63.

 In Madison, Capt. Frederick Lee, aged 6. Capt. Lee for great number of years commanded Rev. enuc Cutter in Long Island Sound He last year rep resented Madison i1 the Legislature. 1D Rochester, Cot. Nathaniei Rochester; 80. In GlnNenbary, Mr. John Strickland. aged 36. In Hartford, Mr. Nathan Wadawor,h, aged 7S. l" Ashti'rd. Mrs. Experience Hubbard, wife of Mir Silas Hil.hard, aged 6l.

 In Stafford, Mir. Daniel Avery. 83. In Canton: Mrs. Hannah Brown, aged AT. l" Middletown. Mir. George Stocking, 36. In Nor&ich, CaPi. Marvin Smith, 45. In New-flaven, Miss Grace, daughter of Mr. Asa Burlington, aged l6.

 In Berlin, Mr. Frederick Hinstale. aged 37.

 in Har,ford, Mrs. Sally Weight, wife of Mir. Micha' l ei Wright, 6l.

 In New-i.on,ion, Miss Lncre,ia Holt. 66. ! h Aaharn, N. Y. Mrs. Ezabeth Eaton aged 65 l widow of the late General Eaton. l In TOlland. Mr. Ashbei Steel 66.