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WASHINGTON, March 18th, ls45.


Gen. w. G. Mcneil has been removed from the
office Of Engineer over the Dry Dock at Brooklyn,
New-York, and Capt. SANGER, of the United States
Corps of Civil Engineers, appointed in his place
Mr. McNeiPs salary, believe, was $4,000. 1t Is
said that one of the causes which made some peo;
pie try TO have him removed, was that he did
not &c, men enough into Brooklyn 10 secure the
election of a Loco-Foco Congressman.


Mr.. McNelPs two Assistants have also been re-
moved Capt Sanger assisted in the construction
of the Dry Dock at Norfolk, Va.


Mr.. McNulty's trial was TO have commenced YES
terday. Itis not yet reached on the calendar. hr,
McNulty has returned from OHIO 10 answer the
charges made against him.


Mr.. Harris. nominated as Collector at Providence,
R. /. will probably be rejected; Mr.. JoseIyn as
Postmaster, at Newport, also IN Rhode Island, may
be confirmed He was one OF the first Dom men
to take the oath of allegiance to the new Constitu-
tor.


bic by The senate, will probably be appointed % BY
the President as Dsbursing Agent for the Dry Dock.
i believe it roes not rightfuly come before the
Senate. Yours, hlcHELiEU.