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HuSHHSOH, oH <1NgHSt, 1851,

 Governor Class arrived in this city yesterday morn ing, and took lodging at Barnards. So now the Ca. binet is once more full, and all the members present Governor Cass has lost little flesh sinceI saw hin, last and learn that he is not in as robust health os he wont to be.

 observe in late Journal of Commerce that vou state Mir Aaron Vail to be q nephew of MT William H. Crawford. That s an error. The father of Mir Vail lived Tn one of the towns on the Hudson river Troy believe, and went to France many wears as Consul. When Mir Crawford went to Pari, he found there Mrs Vail, his widow with several chiI. dren; and when he returned to the United States he invited her to follow him, with the promise of his protection and patronage. She settled in Baltimore with her children and established boarding school in which Mir Crawford and Mir Clay had educated their daughters. As the sons of Mrs Vail grew up. Mir Crawford provided for them in the public ser vice. and she finally settled in this cty in which she now resides. All her sons are respectable men. and Mir Aaron Vail is well known to be an efficient clerk in the Department of State engaged moslyson the diplomatic correspondence between the United States and foreign nations He is very we'll prepar- ed to discharge the duties of the station to which the President has appointed him.

 l saw on Saturday, curious document said to have emanated from the President and directed to the several Departments, requiring them to report every instance of the application of clerk for the benefit of the insovent laws. It is understood that no such applicant shall be deemed worthy of public employment. I do not know why the rule should be confined to clerks Ifthere be justice or reason in it. it ought to embrace the thousands about the custom houses, post offices, land offices Sc. do not know that the rule in general is not a good one It w3hoperate a security to all persons with whom flgy aeai ful .... .lIlp 'ueui Ite l'le 70. I,.ff- E .f.