Fun ut WashIngton.

The letter-writers announce the following Reno
walls and Appointments in the Departments at Wash
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R.noe,d. Onoe Appointed.
Thos L. smith Regls. cfM Treas Ransom H. Gllet, y
Vim Il. Lewis, Second Aud. do. John NJ MCala, Ky.


Gllleu was formerly Member OF Congress from
SiIas Wright's District MCald was the principal
sIanderer Of Mr. Clay in the late canvass, and de-
voted himself to catechising negro waters and
others as to what they knew or suspected Of Mr..
Clay's having played cards or used marsh language
some time or other He Is man certain of favor
at the hands OF Polk and Cave Johnson.


We have reports that HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH, the
able and excellent Superintendent OF the Patent
Office. is to receive the honors OF the bow-string
very speedily For the last three four years he
has done the Nation more good service than any
fifty oiiice-hoiders beside. He was appointed by
Cen jackson, and wassupposedtob be what lscalled
u Dcrnoorut' 80 ior nc had any politics. His
destined successor is otproclalmed-prob some
Member OF the last Congress.


Hon .fod ImreH OF Oswego is to have one of
the facst Consulshps-e,hcr Rio or Havre-on
the strength OF MIR. Van Burens and Gov. Wnght's
earnest petitions. Joel was formerly in Congress,
but broke down in his District, He appears 10 be
well up at Washington.