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Mir CALHOUN, accompanied by his family, left Washington this morning for his resi- dence in South Carolina He remained in the State department till Monday, by the re- quest of Mr. Buchanan, to complete some matters of business which were nearly fin ished, and which it was comparatively easy for him to do, because familiar with their details, but which would have occasioned his successor much time ard labor to have ar rived at the same point of familiarity. His parting with the President, we understand, was most cordial and gratifying, alike credit able to the feelings and frankness of both. Most, if not all, the Heads of Departments, waited on him at his lodgings, and took leave of him in the same frank and kink spirit.

 Mr. CRALLE, his late Chief Clerk, and family, departed at the same time, for hls home in Virginia. Mr. Cralle resigned his situation of Chief Clerk, deeming it nothing more than respectful and right, that Mir. Buchanan should be left free to choose some more intimate friend to occupy those close and confidential official relations with him.

 Washington Con-, l2th inst.