The Cabinet To Be "doctored."

New York, Not. 14. The Tribunes Washington correspondent telegraphed laat uight the fullowing : When the President Icft here Fri lay evening, it wns gireB out si'iniofficially that his visit to Pbüudelphia was of a btrii'lly private nature. It is lenrned, however, that it ia not mi-rely private, but has strong political signifr :a;ice, which will bc fully developed soou aftor bis return. Tiic L'u'sident'sfriends assert that he is very anxiows to havo Peunsjlvania rcpresentcd in bis Cabiuet, liowbm! jorcr; , ■-iral' :iS".Vfv,ujnv Ï.V.';ruJ Philadelpliiü is tor the purposo of consultatiou w ith siune of the leading nmn, thut a fit uud proper eulcetioa may be agroed upon froiu the luany elements of the Kopublican party of that State. Ptínngylvanians who havej)ec;n visitiug the Presideut lately have beou makiug the point t bat, as New York ly Dcmocratiu and Pennpylvanu strongly Ilepublican, tiie latter Sta'e should iiave the prcferfcuoe ia a Cubinet position. The President does not agre in the asiartiou that New York U hopeIcasly lost to the Republicon party, aüd will not allow her to go uurcpregentcd in h's council. Jle dom admit, howevcr, that Marliind i thorouglily Djinocratic and tlint iho rocont viotury oí üratz Brown in Missouri makes whul used to be tormcd the "Bordar States" a aait iigailtst the llepublican purty, consoqucntly uothing i to ba gaincd to hfs adiuiuietration by giving to these State the most powetful offioe ia the waj of polttiual patronage within bia gift. Ilenco it ig understood that Creawell wiil retire froin the offioe of Potrnastor Gfueral, and that a Pcunsvlvaiiiau will ba appointed iu his slead. This statement ia Irotn the Piesidont's owu partisaus, and should be considercd trustwortby.