3Y THE SOUTHERN MAIL

From Washington.
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Our private accounts from Washington represent
the Presiden, and his cabinet TO be in state of
great difficulty and doubt, relative to their best
policy on tments-removas-Texas annexa-
tion--the selection of newspaper organs, &c, &c.
Mr.. Polk declares nothing will induce him 10 be
candidate for reelection, and accordingly the ca
bnet and the ciquss will soon be busy about he
succession. Mr.. Buchanan is considered candi-
date for the succession by his friends-so is Mr..
Dallas by his-so, also, are Calhoun, Wright, Cass,
and Stewart each having their respective friends.
1t is now believed that many removals will take
place-and some suppose that the new position Of
the Texas question will cause a reorganization of
the cabinet in few months Bubble, bubble,
toll and trouble Z"