BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
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% Hon. HENRY a. WISE publishe, in ,bs
Msdisenian long Address to his constituent.
concerning MS rejection by the Senate. He 50.
..ots reelection 10 Congress, in the place of D.
Mallory who has resigned TO make room FOR him.
to repel the asrc.son OF tie Seha.e-for which
he processes the profoundest respect and whos.
acti on he deems inexplicablc. In the course Of
his Letter he states tha, a, the beginning Of ,hs
called session OF May, lS4l. he was urged by M,.
Clay to take Foreign Mission; that upon the re.
,irement Of Mr.. Tyiev's first Cabinet he declined
the Secreiaryship OF ,ae Navy Department which
was offered to him by the President; and thar las.
fall after recovering from his ress President II.
Ter desired him to name some foreign mission ,hst
he would ike-but that he declined and tha, in the
course of the last session be offered the Mis-
sion TO France. His letter is written with s,ron,
feeling BIZ, enters no, at all into defence of hi,
political career.


~ Hon. ]. C. SPENCER has resigned his CON.
mission as Secretary OF War, and accepted tbs
appointment of Secretary Of the Treasury. lis
enters upon the duties of his Office this day.


JAMES MAplsos PORTER, of Pennsylvania, hss
been appointed to fill the vacancy IN the War De.
par,ment, and will enter upon the duties Of tbs
Secretaryship Of War without delay.


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