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fl Tyler .Man get ia Ofice.-A Washington correspondent of the Ohio Star tells this good story of one of John Tyler's last appointments Delazon Smith. Esq formerly democratic and then ly- Ter Editor in Ohio, as you doubtless recolecf, was appointed about year ago, by MT Tyl as sort of commercial agent to visit some of the South A. merican Republics, the Pacific Ocean, &c., at $s per day, and voyage and travelling expenses paid {" DPlusion" as he is famllarly called see ms to have known thing or two He departed on his mission-and still keeps on it. hu, the government don't know and can't find ont at what point Mir Buchanan wishes to recall him, but for the life Of him, he cannot ascertain in what quarter of the globe the agent is pursuing his researches .. De luson'' avoids sending home repo,ts; and 1t Is supposed that near the close of the present term of the administration he will come home with very pretty bill of per diem allowances and expensesfo for Uncle Sam to foot. That "Delnson" IS Sn"'t cban-verv! He goes altogetl CT ahead of the John Smiths. and is the keenest Tyler man extan' except Wise! '.-L.5s .a sa