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wAsgISeTos, March 25th, l-i5-
The removals hinted al in my previous letters es
probable, have Tor the mos, part taken place In
the General Post Office, JoHy s SziyNEE, Esq
Assistant Postmaster General, Is removed, or 50
nearly so that he considers Ii done. Dr. Miller,
the present Assistant P n. st another desk, takes
his Place The latter Is the brotherin-law OF PTesi-
den, Tyler sr .,fediu Of Ohio, Loco-Foco OF
the Cave johnson school, takes the place OF Dr
Miller.


MATHEW ST CLAIR CLARKE Is removed from
the Office of Auditor General of the Post ofhce-
Mr. Washington, al present Head Clerk Ii the same
Department, is to take ms place.


All the expectations of the ofice-hoIders, who
had hopes that they would be allowed to retain
their places until their commissions expired, are
gene TO the wind by the removal OF the!r brethren
who are scarcely warm Ia their seals Mr. No
Chung reappolnted as Marshal OF MISSISSIPPI q few
weeks since, has been removed TO make place for
a Mr. Fletcher. The removal Of Mr.. Lemuel VII
llams, Collector Of Boston, staunch Loco-Eoco,
whose commission has not run year yet. shows
the faIlacy OF the expectations OF the ofcehoders,
whether they be Wing or Loco for they are Ee-
moved without reference 10 thelr politics.


hear from sources entitled to credit that Mr.
Polk viii shortly add considerably to the already
extensive patronage Of Tennessee, by appointing e
few more Consuls, Navy Agents, &c from that
State. most Of whom are relatives.


Most OF the New-Yorkers have LEFT for thclr
homes Some of them, however, are expected 10
return soon. Mayor Norris, whose courage and
patience never die, and MAJOR Dare-ac, who ex-
poets fForeign Mission are still here. Judge
Scott also looks after the Post Office still Gdnse-
roort Heipae left this afternoon with smiling
face, better satisfied, have doubt, than most OF
those who have gone home.


good deal of back-stair maneuyering Is going
on relative to the paper which shall be the official
organ Of MIR Polk and the Administration The
President would be glad TO be rid OF the Globe, If
he could do 1t and il he keeps II, the Southern
Loco .Focos Will be in great measure oficnded.-
In short, the party is in trouble Yours,


RICHELIEC.