By This Mornings Mail.

nominations. SC.
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WASHINGTON F.b,u,,-m
DEAR SIR: a meeting OF the Cabinet wa,
held yesterday, at which the names of Gov. vm
Ness OF Vermont, Judge NELSON and Chancello,
WALwoErH OF New Y osk. were brough. forward
and their merits canvassed, for the vacant Jnd,o
ship on the bench OF the Supreme Court. sor
Of vote was taken on them, and resulted az fol
lows:


FoR VAN Ness. FoR Nelson. FoR WA1wosrv
upshuf, Spencer None.


Still, whose name viii be sent in is yet doubt,
iu. Nearly all the Loco Foco Delegation in the
House signed sort Of Beggar's Petition
TO the President TO give Mr.. Nelson the place
How mean, small and pitiful is such course fo,
q Judge 10 take to endeavor TO reach seat in the
highest judicial Tribunal Of the lant-I had
almost said, of the world


Coy. GILMGR has had his choice presented IA
him, and he has preferred the Army; tha, is to
say his name IS TO be sent in IS Secretary of War
Mr. Wilkins, OF Pittsburg, II. C. (iormerly Sens.
tor and Judge is to be nominated as Secretary
Of the Navy; the Senate, there IS very little
doubt, will confirm him, and also Gov. Gmes.-
Both are excellent men, and highly esteemed
and far over, far superior to Henshaw and Porter.
WISE got 80 votes yesterday in the Senate. He
was under the impression that only Benton and
Tappan voted against him.


Mr.. WEBSTER spoke for three hours in the G.


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