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THE CAB1NEr-Mr. Upshur will pretty Ger
tainly be appointed Secretary of State. He and
Mr.. Spencer arc the only members of the Cabinet
who accompanied Mr.. Tyler to Washington.
Mr.. WickliHe stopped in hiladclphia, and Mr..
Porter went to visit his relatives in Easton. The
report that Mr. Spencer wants the State Depart
ment is absurd. He always preferred the Trca-
sury whether at Albany or Washington, it was
the goal ofhis ambition.


There are now two vacancies TO fill in the
Cabinet one from the South, the other from the
North Mr.. David Henshaw of Boston expects
the Treasury, and probably Carolinian will have
the Navy. Mr.. Wise would be selected for the
latter post if it were not that President and the
bulk of the Cabinet from Virginia would seem too
much of good thing.