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while 1t. 5. had been nominated 10 the Senate as
lst 1t and on the 18th June. eleven days after
mis- resignation OF the rank OF Second Lieutenant,
ne was confirmed by the Senate as Fret Lleuten-
ant, TO which rank he was commissioned from
the lst OF March previously. Ou the 30h June,
however, the War Department announced his re-
slgaation First Lieutenant, which rank he never
evea offered to resign, his resignation being OF
Second Lleutenancy; and to crown all, on the 9th
July. 1886. in General Order Nc, 46, he was an
nouneed promoted" to be First Lieute nant
THIS then, shows absolutely and conclusively that
Ii. . had been improperly struck OH the army lsl,
Tor ne resigned only the rank OF I'd 1t, and was
afterwards confirmed as lst 1t, when rank ne
never resigned; and as this continuation EXTENDED
pack to the date OF the lst March, 1880, a peIleo
three months anterior TO the resignation as "a Lt;
that was resignation OF what he had not; aRd
even suppOslng however, that TO be binding, as TO
his Second Lieutenancy, despite OF the facts de-
tailed In my previous letter, yet II could not affect
the First La 1t-nt tney, his appointment to which
was confirmed subsequent 10 the date Of his resig-
nation, and announced Subsequent to the announce
ment oil tn resignation Papers to prove all the Sc
facts are file 10 the War Department, and Coils.
Webb, Benton and Kearney, with Gems Scott and
Cass, aud the others who have have attempted to
deprive 1t. Schoumberg of his rights have most
certainly got tough case 10 fgat against.


WASHINGTON, March 26, lS4b.
Ay interesting chapter to all concermed-Ieils hoaa
the "oats' are being Transferred to the :" ims,"
and The "ins" to the OUTS" ,oith other in,por.
tant facts of the day.


Mashalah The work OF rotation goes bravey
on, though not so rapidly as our friends whe are
among the "outs' could desire, while the sims"
are outraged at the alarming aspect which pro-
scrption for opinions sake has assumed. Our own
opinion is, that Capt Polk and his cabinet do
ing very well, as they ought 10 do, from the album
dance of materials from which they have to select
their supernumeraries.


The chapter OF appointments for to-day is de-
cdedly rich and gratifying.


l. s. G. Barton, of N. O., the author of those
able Randolph" letters last summer in the erich
mond ENQUIRER" Solicitor of the Treasury, in place
OF c. B. Pearose, OF Pa, removed. Penrose was
appointed by Harrison, and was distinguished in
Pennsylvania as enc OF the State Senators who
jumped from the windows Of the Capitol at Har-
r,sburgh some years ago. Salary of Solicitor
$3 500.


q Peter q. Washington. chief clerk in 9th Au-
di,or's office, promoted to 9Th Auditor, in
place of A. St. CLAIR Clarke, removed;
and, according TO report, Hon. w. ]. Brown,
OF Iadiana, made chief clerk in said Audi
tors office, to fill the vacancy arising from the
promotion OF Washington, Small potatoes for
Brc~n, we shoald think, "a clerkship of $i700
year.) when his chances for re -election to Con-
gre so tar.


8 Col. G.. X Gardiner, one of the assistants to
the Post Master General, under Mr.. Van Buren's
administration, p. NJ of this CITY, in place OF DR..
VIM. Jones removed. Mr.. Kendall, with
masnanimity worthy OF the man, waived his
CLAIM tor his old assistant and friend. We
met Col. Gardiner this morning, and found him all
smiles and sunshine. He Is staunch friend of
cheap postage, and pledges us, that in view of the
social, religious, moral, political, and commercial
advantages OF low posases, he will use his best ex-
eruons TO give them fair trial. He is sanguine
that they will answer the purpose and pay all the
expenses of the department, after the first year
or two. Good for the Coonel-very good; and all
hat w ask of Pas Masfe Cen 10 IN uiv
the system OF cheap postages tair and favorable
trial


DR.. Miller, third Assistant Postmaster Gen
era IN place OF Col Skinner, the great theoretical
farmer We glory in the ColonePs removal, for
he will now have an opportunity of bringing his
agricultural theoretical knowledge into practical
use. Neither do we doubt but that the Colonel de-
sired 10 be renewed for thus very purpose Dr. Mil
Ter is bretherin-law of Captain Tyler, and his re-
tention may be attributed to the tears which the
Captain shed ia his bekalf before he left the city
The Gas tam Is said TO have sad "Save my BROTHER
lnlaw, dear Colonel-save the D0ctor--and | will
leave all the rest, poor fellows, al your discretion
The Colonel took him at his word, and in his dis
cretou thus acquired, he is empowered, to turn out
ot Office every other Tyler man In the country
Some tnink that he would have had this discretion
without the authority OF John Tyler, in which
oplnlon we are inclined to acquiescence.


We are sorry, II II be so, very sorry; but 1t is
said that Auditor Brough, OF Ohio, who expected
70 get Tire asssiantship assigned to Col. Med, but
didn't-it IS sad that, last evening, this same


Honest john Brough s.A4sss


Went of III huff


" Laugh and grow fat" good John,-patience is
the word. You shall have something.


An influential democrat from Rochester talks of
Gen. Gould, the new United States Marshal of
your State, iederalist, an old bunker, &C., and
says that his appointment Will be the death OF the
party Ia Western New York. All the young demo-
crats are UP in arms against it. We would advise
them 10 lay them down again, and stand by the
regular nominations.


McNuliy has cut out to Ohio. Has to be back
in June Mt his trial for embezzlement.


Gen. Hntoa. OF OHIO, Is In town, IN anticipation
OF the letting OF the mail contracts. The General
was lately associated with those great Western
land admirals, Neil, Moore & Co., but contem-
plates taking wide swarih this summer among
the Western mail routes on his own hook


Gen. Pitcher, of Ky, who has been waiting for
the Post-oflice al Louisville for month past, goes
Westward, no" without 1t. Dr. Mosely has
been graciously permitted to remain as the Louis
vile Postmaster TIL July next, when Gen. Pitcher
is to have the place. The postponement Of the
uoa which Captain Polk feels for bosom friend OF
Captain Tyler, as the Doctor is known to be.


The friends OF Mr.. Calhoua are very desirous to
know whether Captain Polk has forgotten their SER
huukers having all the bon bons Take your time
gentiemen-take your tlme,'' Miss Lucy


T. S--A depuIaton of the Cherokees waited on
the President to-day They OF the anti II oss
party, and presented memorial, setting forth the
prosecutions OF the Ross party. The anti.Ross
party desire to leave the territory allotted to the
Cherokees wes OF the Mississippi, In order TO es-
cape the prosecutions o Ross and his contederates
The object OF this visit is for treaty this effect
The deputation were kindly received, and were
much pleased with their :" little Great Father


Philadelphia.


Correspondence OF the Herald.l


