r.,r-York Appointments.
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The lIndisouian rejuvenesced under the title OF
sUnited States Journal indulges in the following
rhapsody on the new appointments for our City,
which, irresstioly reminds us Of that quondam pub
lie humorist, dear John Jones:


"These appointments will be hailed by general out
burst OF applause em end Of the Republic TO the
o,her They will meet with the unqualified approval Of
every patriot in the land We have never experienced
higher degree Of pleasure, than do in recording ths


Our fortunate fellow citizens will hear with plea
snre that their fame is so vivid and their popularity
go intense in Madawaska and dNatchitoches-among
tie timber steaers OF Florida and the coppersmelt-
ers on Lake Superior We are afraid the Cour,
Poets have ndulged IN little license on this occa-
sion Admiral Hoffman is a very good selection
for Naval Officer, and will perform the duties Of
that station faithfully y-Mayor Morris has not been
celebrated for energy and industry, and must get
I'D earlier and work harder than he has been ac-
customed to if he means TO be good Postmaster
and justify his wonderful popularity (cide the u ,
Jourla) among the Suckers OF Illinois and the
'Pukes' OF Missouri. However, he has talent
enough, and common sense TO back 1t; and II ne
don't know already that he has dropped into very
responsible and arduous station, we shall take the
liberty TO remind him of it occasionally y.-As 10
Ely, we msst say that his astounding Preeminence
in popular regard was not generally known In this
City until the Madisonian kindly gave the iniorma-
ton Had il been communicated a few months ear
lier, he would ofcourse have been sentto Congress-
instead of being beaten, he has been at the last
two Election, in a strong Loco-Foco District. But
perhaps he has the gift of prophecy, and was laying
back for something better, like the Marshalshp.
He has been out of office four years-a dreary while
for man who has no taste for getting living
otherwise The Marshalshp being fat and lazy
berth, will suit him exactly. We hope he will suit
Il also, bat that remains TO be SEEN


We hear that the Cabinet stood to (Ban-
croft) against removing Van Ness.


Extract from lst,. dated WAsHsGToS, 5,h May, lSi5


1t is rumored, and believe correctly, that Mr..
LEHMAN has been appointed Postmaster al Phlla-
delpha in place of Mr.. Hoy, removed Thus are
the friends Of John Tyler, who so strenuousy sup
ported and recommended all his friends to go for
Mr. Polk, one after another cut down, until Doctor
Miller, his brolher-in-law, liz almost the only one
left 10 tell the tale that Tyler party existed


