Ry THIS MORNINGS MAIL,

Things In Washington.
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Co''='' WA.Htxa1oS. MARTA q !ss5-


-l.y..s : now getting inIolerably dull, and /
- sbaII leave II Tomorrow or next day ne
sa,o-z ar. generally gone home, ana tie -ienf-
80 of me House have left long srce, EXCEPT those
-, ans .,DsctIng o!iice. understand mat aoou
s;,,v Members of the las; Congress have oeen' of
,-s ofT;cs-seskers This accounts Tor the neav!
vote on Texas. 1t Is Illuminating !hlns 20 sas ~


cot fear If Is 100 true that many o mem io!se'
ms ;hsir obligations 10 their Country ana neI IoE
stif,tion thorght they could hud refuge from me
pso1ies Indignation IN the sunshine OF Executive
favor ,be S,,--sv-
or Of the Port OF Baltimore H9naS S 80 os, bss a
her; removed, and that 2 Nj Cole lor Soel ,'aS
5sed APPOINTED IN his place. The cause Is SalH 70
- hat Llovd offered horse to Mr.. Polk a pres
~, asT foId vou in NV last letter, MF LioYo
denies that he offered any present II Is no' ior u.
. ssv which version Is correct MI LioSS Is o.
Ir5sln.u presume his successor Is Na''e


5ss-j calculation today. that there are about
1v. hndT-i office <-.kers now 10 this city II ,hlS
,,snsss followed th- usual rule of ,rade-the price
5e:rz governed by the proportion OF tre supply 70
the deTnaud-otfice seekers would &c reogceG 10 700
very los rate. There Is no demand ana la'Se
=uPplr. IN III.
week in the Collsctorshlp OF Boston. Either kan-
,ou or Morton Will be appointed in Place oil VIZ


Gen Mcneil, formerly Surveyor Of the Port OF
Boston. has been again appointed to thst ONCE IN
2lace OF Mr Grafton the present incumbent


There were sorle removals from the State De'
garment made Yesterday -Four at least, were re-
moved. and among them Arthur Fletcher, who L
nephew of Mr Webster, believe.


Alderman Purdy, hear, has not vet heq Ms
bond - Surveyor of New-York. ! oeLlsve he Is
no, satisfied, as he expected a higher effice. he
lupoIntjn- power feels rather angry with ann Tor
irving 10 srppant Van Ness by the plan he pursued
\; rh- Ward Meetings. II the bend Is not sooa
fled there vii probably De l!;tc difficulty 10 turn
ing him of with nothing


Ia the Treasury Department there have been some
movements among the Clerks. Among Others I'M
dersand that Mr. Secretary Bihb's son has been r.,
duced from a clerksmp of l,60O TO one OF Sl,ioo


Col Pitt eft Pennsylvania, has been appointed
confidential clerk under the Secretary OF State, IN
addition TO Mr. Huuey of the Harrisburg Union al
ready mentioned. =,


There are other renewals and appointments said
10 have been made but their correctness depends
on -unor. II is SAID that new consul ha. been
appointed TO Rio Janeiro that Mr. Sykes OF New
| Jersey. tEx-M c has been appointed Commls,
<ioner of Public Buildings; and that man named
Shields or Shle has been appointed Commissioner
of Public Lands


You will see some "groaAs in the Richmond
Enquirer Of Saturday last. over the state OF An
| uexation Il feels that Texas Is not vet annexed
| Let the Wings take courage. Texas has already
revoIutionlzed New Hampshire, defeating the
| Texas candidate. Make way Tor old Connecticut.
Yours RIcHEilEy