BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

CORRESPONDENCE OF The Tribune.
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WASHINGTON, Marci,J, 1872


No decision yet in regard to Postmaster of New
York bur in RE course of a day two the matter
viii De settled At the present writing. JOSH L,
GRAHAM Is mos; prominent. and his name VII
probably be- sent TO the Senate for the
situation by SATURDAY Monday next. hope
this selection will meet the appreciation q our
friends generally, aS he Is IN every way well quail
fed Tor the trust I,isnoti to be expected that any
one man. among 20 many applicants, would satiSy
the entire. suffrage Of the city bu; think il safe
to .ay that Mr. Graham appointment Will be a
acceptable. as an. that could now be made Leo