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 ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS. On the day after the accident, the President sent Ia Message to the two Houses of Congress announc- ing the death of his Cabinet officers. The Message iconcludes as follows:

 sin some relief of the public sorrow which must necessarily accompany this most painful event, it affords me much satisfaction to say E that it was produced by no carelessness ol 'inattention on the part of the officers and Fcrew of the Princeton; but must be set down { as one of those casualties which, to greater or less degree, attend upon every service, and (which are invariably incident to the temporal affairs of mankind. will also add, that it 1T ! no measure detracts, in my estimation, from 5 the value of the improvements contemplated ss in the construction of the Princeton, or iron zthe merits of her brave and distinguished commander and projector.'

 The following are extracts from official orders Sissued by the President:

 q "rhe HoN. JOHN NELSON. Attorney Gen se,al of the United States, will discharge th' sduties of Secretary of State, ad interim, unti Fa successor to the lIoN. A. P. uPsHuR shal sbe appointed. q The Department of State will be put int elnourning, for the death of the Hon. Abel r tUpshur. late Secretary of State, and all Envoy Eand Ministers of the United States, and othe Soilicers connected with the State Department 6whe,her at home or abroad, will wear sh

 usual badges in token of grief and respee for his memory, during the period of thre'