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 U great degree of excitement still continues to exs, in nrosd wish respect 10 the new Postmaster. fin the progrsss of 's reorm' BIr. Law was 10 be sacrificed, she commnnisy seemed disposed IarmOn,- ousy acquiesre in the appointment of sir. Norton. But when AIr. Niles was thrust upon them---him in whom they had, and could have no confidence, they showed spirit ill calculated brook the insalt- Accordngly, meeting of the merchants, and others mos interested in the good management of the pos, ozse called to remonsirase against the appoint ment; io appoint committee proceed to Washing ton. and endeavour sO have the appointment of Mir. Niles fescinded, and Kr. Norton rcinstated. They uiierly dsclaim being governed by parry feelings prejudices; and among others passed this resolution

 !" Resoiped, That, on this subject, we explicitly dis avow being influenced by any considerations coHect- cd with party poliiics, and that profess so feel, whatever may have been our individual sentiments with Frgar to the late political contest which has ag- tated our country, all that respect which is due from every American czen b the Constituted Authorities of his Country"

 Editorial Chmges.-Mr. Parmelee having relin- qushed hts interest in ile Middleiown Gasette the paper hereafter is to be conducted hy Mr. Edwin T.

 

 retires on account of Ill health.

 Mir. Charles AdmH having soia out the Neville ven Chronicle le Henry E. Peck, Esq, tha, paper las been united with the Connecticut Journal and semi-wcekly raper, called ihe Ne- -7arem Adpet;se, commenced. The fra number of the new paper has been received-t is well executed rresens at least sop of support. and gives promise of being ably conducted sheet. The Journal and Chronicle are stiii to be ssued weekly from ,ie same office. This arrangement appears to be op m entirely pIan- notwithstanding which, it may, and we hope will, prove good one.

 Appcbafments.- following appointments have been made the President for the city ofNewYork.

 Samuel Swartwout, Collector, in place of Jonathan Thompson, removed.

 Mordecai M. Noah, Surveyor, vice Peter S,agg, also removed.

 Jeromus Johnson and Willam s. Coe, Appraisers, in place of Frederick Jenkins and Wm. R. Lawrence removed.

 Major Noah, in announcing his appointment, says Ire shall not abaie his atlenfon the editorial duties nf his paper, but make such improvements viii gise it taddisioSAl claims spon sle republican parry How Shis is be done, unless he discharges the in ties of Surveyor by proxy, thus making sinecure 0 ahe appointment cannot imagine.

 James A. Hamilton, Esq., is appointed District At torney of the United States for the Southern District of New-York, in place of John Duer. Esq. remosed.

 John M'Lean, Esq. of New-York, to he Secretary of Legation Great Britain, in place of William B. Lawrence, removed.