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CABINET NOMINATIONS SINCE THEH OF MARCH, 184l.-A correspondent in such matters, says the National inc cer, sends us the following statement '| nominations for Cabinet officers WHICH w,sl been made since the 4th of March, iS'|

 l. STATE DEPARTMENf, Daniel Webster, of Massachusetts Fs H. s. Legare, of South Carolina, decssl A. P. Upshur, of Virginia, deceaseu' J. c. Calhoun, of South Carolina

 ?. TREASURY DEPARTMEsi' Thomas Ewing, of Ohio, resigned Walter Forward, of Pennsylvania n1| c. Gushing, of Massachusetts, reJee's c. Gushing, do go c. Gushing, do u0 J. c. Spencer, of New Y ork.

 3. WAR DEPARTMENT. John Bell, of Tennessee, resigned. J. c. Spencer, of New York, reslsnJi s,ai J. M. Porter, of Pennsylvania, re)ec1v w. Wilkins, of Pennsylvania,

 1. NAVY DEpARTMENr' George E. Badger, of N. Carollna' ~' A. P. Upshur, of Virginia, resiglis' ,sla David llenshaw, of Massachusetts T. W. Gilmer, of Virginia, decease' John Y. Mason, of Virginia.

 ,. PosT OFFcE DEPARIhhn F. Granger, of New York, reslgns0' C. \. Wicklille, of Kentucky.

 6. ATTORNEY GENEhAl. ;roaL J. J. Crittenden, of Kentucky, fesls ,s.sss II. s. Legare, of South Carollna' u'' John Nelson, of Maryland.

 SUMMARY. Ii, Nominations, 23, conarmallollsa .s' tbB iections, 5; resignations, 9; dea'n''