Col. Benton has been appointed Coiiec
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Col Benton has been appointed Collec- tor of the port of New Orleans. He n- tends starting fer that place from St. Louis in few days. He is now to receive the golden reward of all his boisterous partisan services. Shat now becomes of his thou sand declarations, that he would never take any office in the gift of the Government And what becomes of his public pledge, that he would bring forward his expungIne resolutions year after year in the Senate ol the United States, until be should succeed in effecting their passage?-- Ib.