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SENATOR TALLMADGE. There ID not the
slightest foundation for the rumor that Mr. Tall
inadge will abandon his post in the Senate and take
office under the General Government. He bore a
distinguished part in the struggle which has resulted
in the overthrow of MIR. Van Buren, but the work
is as yet only half accomplished. Important meas
Of REFORM necessary to insure return of pros.
perity 10 the country, are TO he submitted to con-
gress al its next session. The distribution of the
proceeds of the public lands, the adjustment of the
tariff, and the establishment Of national bank are
measures which will require all the talents, zeal
and perseverance Of every friend of the people in
the national legislature TO effect their passage Up
on these great measures the last battle with ocofo-
ism is TO be fought, aud 10 that fight Mr. 1alImadge
int nds TO devote himself.


In ii recent letter to IA friend in this city he says


''Believe none of the about my taking Of
fee will take no,hing- will stand by The guns
ill the last shot Is fred" N. Y Times.