BY TIE SOUTHERN MAIL

Washington.
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WASHINGTON. March 81, ls45
There is the Old Harry to pay among our demo-
cratic friends who want Office


Slamm leaves tonight for New York, in a bad
humor, we are afraid


Robert n. Morris will probably supercede Van
Ness. His chance now seems to be the best.


campbell, Consul at Havana, will be retained.


Hume, book keeper at Coleman's. has become
book-keeper in the Treasury-whig at that


President Polk says he shan't remove the son-in-
law of Henry Clay, who is Navy Agent at New
Orleans.


Brown, member of Congress from Indiana, will
likely supercede Smith as Register of the Land
Office. PRRIwINKLR