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 The Richmond Enquirer of yesterday has the following in reference to the rumors that its veteran editor is to have the control of the official organ of the Administration. IL looks very much like owning the soft i'm speacliment. n-C Constitution

 ssSeveral of the letter writers of northern papers have been pleased to connect our name with the press of Washington We should not have the slightest objection to state the facts at once--if other persons were net concerned, and if any arrangements had been definitely made, one way or the other. But these Underwriters are necessarily at fault because they are not as much behind the curtain as they suspect; and they have not vet learned the secret of Fielding3 that man may write somewhat the better for knowing something of the subject on which he pro- fesses 10 write Certain it is. that ihey have fallen into some amusing blnnders, which il 5 IS not necessary at this time to correct. We would, therefore, advise the scribes al Washington 10 wait for the facts themselves, which will be statedin good season, if any occasion should hereafter call for their reve- laton.

 "Meanwhile, we will content ourselves with the declaration, that al whatever point we may please 10 stand, we shall be found cooperating with Mir. Polk insputting s.ihe vessel on the Republican tack. and ..brno- ing back the Administration of the Govern ment to the good.od Jefersoniqn stdaaara.r We would listen 10 no proposition which would not religiously conform to that siand- ard. We are satisfied that Mr. Polk means to regulate his Administration by that model'' PosT MAsrER AT NAsHvILLE.--L. P. Cheatllam has been appointed Post Master at Nashville Ten, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the appointment Of Gen. Armstrong Consul to Liperpool