LATEST INTELLlGRNCE BY The MAILS.

Important from Washington.
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Affairs in Washington are in curious trim No
thing was done in the Senate on Monday; it ad-
loumed without any vote on the officers. This, we
take II, was indicative OF huls n, cUle.
We learn from our special correspondent, that
immediately after adjournment, all the democratic
Senators met in caucus in the Vice Presidents
room, to reconsider il is said, the nominations of
last Friday. 1t broke up with some advice to Mr..
Beale, Of the first nominees, relative to his fu
ture course 10 the reporters.


II is rumored in certain circles that Mr.. Polk
will, in a few days, remove, or change, a very inn
portant appointment, made by himself. All will be
curious to learn the name of the unfortunate.
The President has heard from Texas by special
messenger, Can there be anything of consequence
from that quarter!


We now hear that Major A. ]. Doneson is to re-
ceive the Russian Mission. He was late Charge
d'Afairss to Texas


The singular state of things at the capital will
sumo some definite shape in few days.