For the Arkansas intelligencer.

WASHINGTON CRY, APRlL ., lS45.
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Mr.. Eiuor: r:-Appontments and removals
Several removals OF the heads Of Bureaus have al
ready lakon place aud many Others are anticipated.
Amongst those already made. hear of the ap.
noinlment Of J. NJ. McCaIIa of Ky. to be 2nd. Au.
ditor rice VIM. B. Lewis, removed.


p. G.. Washington TO be 9Th Auditor, rice NJ.
S. C. Clarke, removed.


S. Barton Of La. Solicitor Of Treas. rice Prlm.
rose, removed.


Il. II. Grle, of N. Y. Register of Treas. rice
r. l.. Smilh. removed.


Wm. McdiII Of Ohio. Cd. Assistant P. NJ Gen.
eral. rice Miller. rem"ve'.


n, VI. Miller, Sd. Assistant p VI. General, rice
Skinner, removed.


$. Ii. Laughin, of Tenn. Recorder OF Land
Office.


c. X Gardner, Postmaster City Of Washington,
ric, Zones. removed.


There. are rumors of many other removals.
among which is hat of IIogner Sd. Auditor, and
pcos9n,ou 9TH, a udi:nr-lt is also rumored, and
generally believed. thai Mr.. Skies of \. j., will
succeed Mr. NoIand. as Commissioner OF public


uilinos: Mr. Shields of ". w,lI take nr. Biacke 5
place, as Commissioner of General LaGd ''hcc'
and Mr.. Bullock otPcnn. will take Mr.. Ellsworth
place. as Commits >ioner of pa:en's. OF course.
IN removing the heads Of Bureaus. many c erks 20
with thrm. Removing men from oiiirc is perhaps
hard, hut under prcsen; circumstances ii is doubt
less fair.


Is 81 6Ho ae' I h"f lave
oIiico of trust, responsibility and honor, imposed
on one by the government under which he lives
Is highly honorable. but to hunger aud thirst as
many of boh parties do, for the places Of trust
and cmo'ument is dr>gracoluI to us, as ndivlIu.
ais and communities.


The Season-After on unusually mild winter,
we have spring The trees are putting out their
leaves. aud the beautiful hyncinths proclaim that
the rel gu of the frozen king is over


Electlons-Our neighbors in Virginia, are brush.
ny up fora warm contest at their coming Con
gresslonal elections, both parties arc octive and
determined to do their bosl this is right, let us
have fair fighting. The Charter elections in
New York City, will call out the strength of all
parties. there are four parties in the field, Demo-
cratic, Wing. Abolition, and Native. Mr.. Have.
meyer is the Democratic candidate for Mayor. hs
will be elected. DudIey ScIden is tho Wing cand.
date, Harper. the Native; and Tnppan. tho Abo.
ton. will send you the earliest news of the
elections.


James X. PoIk-Supposing that many of your
readers have never seen the President. | here giv.
you his personal appearance. Mr.. Polk is of the
medium size and very erect. his forehead is largo
and his hair. which is quite grey, is brushed back
very much like Gen. Jacksons; his ewes are
lac, and deep sci in his head, his nose arpe his
chin is rather long, his Grce is spare and express.
sIve ofdeep thought and frmness. his EXPRESSION
is in many respects very similar 10 that of ..Od
Hickory" ns n speaker, he is forcibie and dioui
tcd; he is pleasant and easy in his manners and
very PLAN IN his dress. KANSAS.