Correspondence oil the Baltimore Patriot.


w.sur,e,-os, March -, S!5
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There has been rumor in town to-day that
change is to be made in the Cabinet-that Mr.. Bu-
cI,anan Is 10 be made Judge of the I Supreme
Court FIJI the vacancy occasloled by the death ct
Judge Baldwin. and that Mr.. Walker, now OF the
Treasury. s Ia be transferred 10 the State Depart
ment. The change would be a good one, but
whei the rumor IN relation 10 4 i true or not,
Is more than know. More than doubtful


It's pretty generally understood that Mr.. SKIN
ner. Third Assistan, Post Master General, will re-
oeiye notice to leave early next week that Doctor
Miller. the Second ASSISTANT will succeed hun. and
that Col Med Of Ohio, will succeed Dr.. Miller


Eli Moore, OF New-York-yOu have heard OF
El,-has been astonished, Flow think you II
was done WAY, he paid a visit TO Gov. Marcy,
in the Governors sGnofpm sanctonmr-and there
he b.held. IN close conab with the new Secretary
of War Mr. Postmaster Graham. of Nrw.fork,
and Mr. Charles A. Wicklifie What copH those
offensive 1gicrites want OF 50 pure Democrat as
William l.. Marcy, Mr.. Moore nearly tainted, OF
course. and was hardly able 20 get away TO tel! the
tale of his astoulshment,


ii. said that the Austrian Charce des Atltlres-
ship-ihe place that was cut down from foil Mis-
sion BY the wicked Senate, just after Mr.. Merrlck
made his Texas Somcrset-is TO be gwen 10 tlr.
J. O. Hairs, who leaves here this evening tor ms
home al Nashville So he does at edit the Poit
organ II he gets the nomination he will also get
rejection. so every body says therefore II
must be true. L.