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WASHINGTON, Dec. 10

 -~e He~ CSe'"ef -SThe last of the rumors. and inc oeSs aanonzed IS that Mir Van Buren, assured as he Ms e'ecu0n, has already made up n mar, of ,Ls ne" or made provision for part of if at le.s, cerng e Oahce Of Secretary of State to Mr. Rives ana lat Ar 'Ue' has promptly refused to beloae to anS Cocanef c auAiich Amos Kendall ;s q ,ae,ab. b., slis you will see that Mr. Van Brren ia areodv " in bad box" The Vice President is bound to Mr R;va. by much stronger ties than he is to MT. Kendan |, s the opinion then of my informant, who is menher of the Senate, that MT. Kendall will have to po o, o the Cabinet. and that Mr. Rves will go in, unless Mr. Riv6s may hereafter be prevailed upon to make one in tho co-Pdrtneship of Van Burcn. Kendall < Co., Mir. KendaI; however; will not Do sufferer. His ser vices have been toO Conspicuous and too important the machinery of the magicmade President. to b. looked upon with indifference. Hence if Peter is rob bed to please Mr. Ryes Paul will be paid to gfatfy Mir. Kendall. The present system of reform or fota ton in ofce-out of one office into another, will be adopted, and thus all parties pleased. Mir. Forsyth will have the offer of Foreign Mission. if he will nc. cept it. N Y. ErDress.

 Escope ef Lyman Rathbun-A handbiI issued iAon the office of the Bufalo Journal on the ad instant. a nounces the escape of Lyman Rathbun. who stands indicted with Benjamin Rathbun, and Rathbun Allen for forgery. reward of 5000 is offered by the bail of the prisoner, for his apprehension and reconyev ance to the city of Buffalo. It was coniectured that he had gone east, with view to take passage to for eign port from some ofthe Atlantic cities

 DEroslTs.-North Carolina has agreed to accept her portion of the surplus money.

 MARRfED;

 In this town the 4th inst. MT. Daniel Dean to

 In Middlebnry, Vermont Philip Batten, Esq. of Cleveland, Ohio, to Miss Emma H. Seymour dauqll- ter ot Hon. Horato Seymour. In Hartford by the Rev. Asher Moore, Mr. Moses Gook to Miss Harriet Pratt, daughef of Joseph Pratt In Barkhamsted, Mir. Everett Case, of Granby, to Miss Emily Hoskins. .....

 In Canton, MT. David Crow to Miss Charlotte Case, both of Canton.

 In Hebron, Mr. Sylvester G. Gilbert to. Miss Abi. gail E. Force; MT: George Phelps to Miss Mary Page

 In Norwalkf MT: Henry c. Ffagg, of the US. Ma wy, to Miss Olivia M. Sherman, of fNew-Haven. DIED, In Goshen, MT. Micaiah Barnuin aged 6g

 In East Windsor, MT. Benjamin Abby, aged 63; MT. Samuel Allen, Jr. aged 46. In Avon, Mrs. Olive Hart, aged e. wife of MT. Lent Hart. ~ U .'-. .,

 In New-Haven, Mr. Daniel Reed, aged g; Mrs. Hull, wife of MT. Sidney TIdlf. In Hartford, MT. Didymus Hewlett, aged about 4O In Windham Nov. 1lth, the Hon. Jabez Clark. a. ged 63 late Chief Justice of the County Court on the same day, the Hon. Hezekiah Ripley, late Judge of Probate for the County, aged a6