From the Virginia Free Press.
THE NEW CABINET.
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Speculatons aloat to the probable formation Of
enera JAcKsoN's cabinet The General conceas his h
lough from the hairs of his hcad and is to all
understandings" Yet we may be permitted to class the
xpectants according to public conectues. The following
entlemen are spoken OF. lt


As Secretary of State. la
Edward Livingston, of Louisiana, lc
Henry Baldwin, of Pennsylvania, Ia
Martin Van Buren, of New York, lc
George McDuifie, Of South Carolina. i


As Secretary Of War.
Colonel William Drayton, of South Carolina, T.
Colonel Richard NJ. Johnson, of Kentucky l.
Colonel Thomas H. Benton, of Missouri
General f. P Gaines, of the Army,


.as Secretary Of the Treasury


William H. Crawford, of Georgia,


Langdon Cheves, of Pennsylvania,
Louis McLane, OF Delaware,
Mahlon Dickerson, of New Jersey


.as Secretaryof the Nary.
General r. Y. Hayne, of South Carolina,
Commodore David Porter.
Mr.. Hoffman, of New York.


us Attorney General
George McDuRe, of South Carolina,
Major John II. Eaton, of Tennessee,
Major W. II. Barry, of Kentucky,
Lteton w. Tazewell, of Virginia.
The Secretary of Sate-The New York Evening Post is
out with stout panegyric upon the Hon Edward Liy
ngston of louisiana" This gentleman was aid'de-canp
General Jackson New Orleans, wrote his dispatches
&C. and is currently spoken Of the Generals secretary
If State Straws show which way the winds blow'-O'
S. Gag. .
The Beefonte Patriot is in favor cf Henry Baldwin OF
pittsburg, as the successor Of Henry Clay.


~ Who u there that does not feel proud to be-
long to the party which numbers among its ornaments
such men as John Marshall, and Chapman johnson
of Virginia. and host Of great and good men eve
ry where elsee The following incident is worthy
Of the best days of the republic.


Extract of a letter to the Editor of the Baltimore


Patriot, dated Richmond. Va. NoU 8, Ecenhg


An occurrence happened to-day worth noting -
the venerable Chief Justice Marshall walked IN ant
nut in his vote for John Quincy Adams, saying not
word to any one-it was the 10th vote given for Mr.
Adams Invent up Immediately, counted the yote
and his name was recorded against the good old rev
olutonary number '76 This is the first vote thu
Judge has given since the General Ticket system
: in Virginia.


t The very extraordinary agreem ent or Bet, no
ticed in the Baltimore papers. as having been MAD
between an honourabe Senator and one OF his nelsl
: bors, has been cancelled by the neghbor having OF
. fered to take one thousand dollars, and the Senate
c promptly paying that sum- 6aN fa'