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Our readers will of course recollect that dr. Van Buren entered upon the duties of his office ill March 1837. The sub-treasurv was established in 1840, July 4th, and con tinued, we believe, not quite year We copy the names given by the Louisville Jour nal, and we give the dates of their deiaIca- tlons from official and authentic documents. We shall follow the order of dates, not the order in which the names arc given in the Journal

 John Brewster, Jan. 19, 1891.

 ;. ". Stevenson, October 10, 1822.

 James Jones, (not John March 3l, 1891. Timothy Upham, March 31, 1929.

 Robert Arnold, March 31, 1929.

 Jos. Aborn, fnot John June 30, 1899.

 A. " Mcdaniel, October 6, 1880.

 John r. Decatur, April 30, 1880.

 A. Pope, July 20, 1891.

 A. s. Ihrston, January p, 1881.

 ]. T. Canby, December 31, 1894.

 t.ittlebmy Hawkins, November g, 1885.

 W. w. Green, Dec. 3l, 1885.

 J. II. Owen, Nov 6, 1886.

 Wiley P Harris, Nov Is, 1886.

 R. R. Call, Dec. 3l, l836

 5. 5. Chambers, Aug 1, 1886.

 W. H. Allen, Oct 27, 1896.

 R. II. Sterling, Feb. 27, 1897.

 NJ. s. Mitchell, Feb. 28, 1887.

 Gordon D. Boyd, June 30, 1897.

 sam'l " BealI, (not Bell, June 20, 1837. B. F. Edwards, May 20, 1887.

 5. ". Dickson, Sept Is, 1887.

 y. Childress, 1888.

 William Lynn, 1888.

 Samuel T-Scou, 1S3S.

 John s. Daniel, 1858.

 James s. Pollock, 1858.

 R. T. Brown, n,1839.

 This yeracious editor then has charged upon the Spb-Preasury thirig-tbree delaica- tions which happened before the sub-treasury was established, taeeaty-oae which hanpened before Van Buren came into office, four which happened directly after he came into office. m which, Ii there Is any thing 10 blame. if must be that they were detected too soon; ste happened one or two years after he was Ill office The bonds of these six defaulters ceYer three or four times the amount of their