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tor of Portsmouth, N, II. tn the room ofTmotNy Up. ham; and for Judgo Thruson, of Kentucky, as Col. lector of Key West, in tho room of William Pinkney; and also for John P. Boyd, iOr some situation iN the Custom House of New.York, it is said Naval Otticer bu. this is probably mistake" Some changes hNVo also been made tn the Post Office Department Tho Postmaster at MaysVille, Kentucky, haviNg been rec moved, and also the Postmaster nt Portland, MH'ne' Although Mr. Ingham cannot carry hls notions ofpro' scrpion into all the Departments he seems dctermn' ctl to net upon them pretty generally in hs owW'- There was recently pretty warm discussion on tue subject or this prOsCrp.ive policy, which wNs urged with much vehemeMce by Mr. TnghNm. Mr. Van BW. ren s understood to have taken ground directly iN op. position to Mr. lnghNm, and to have maintained the impolicy of such system and pointed out with grcAt force the injurious cOnsequencea which would result from it, if attempted, in the soppNgc ofthe wheels of the government. From this circumstance, it ia tAr presumption that tn the Deparmentof State thero will be very few if any, removals merely on account Of opinions formerly expressed the subject ofthe Pre- aideMtal election. Mfr. Vnn BUren, probably, looks forward to his future expectations and shapes his pinons in reference to them. Al any rate, the mere rumor tha. he has taken this course has greHsy iM. crsased his hopulSriV hetc. .; ..

 Mr. Barry, according to the current rumor Ofthe day, has determined on course somewhat similar to that of Mir. Van Buren. His standing and resolution, perhaps may not be sufficient to carry him through. even should he have made such demonstration of his wishes. It ia said hNs soon Nlcr his arrival he received an intimNon of the manner in which tho Jackson central committee ofths place, desired to dispose of certain profitable offices iN hie department among which was tho post office or this city, which was intended for member the committee. He is reported to have turned deaf eRr to the MggcstioN to have refused 10 recognize committee taking such powers, and pretending to decide on the wants and wishes of the people of remote states or the union and urher o have declared hiS intention to make no changes bat such ns have N reference o tho public in. tcrest Should he persovere N this course tho probN. biiy is, Ihat he will be less faVorte with General Jackson, and tho ultra party who dcM,e to General Jackson, than was anticipated.

 The house aud property possessed by Mr. Wirt in this city, are sad to have been purchased by Mr. Duff Green: the house lately occupied by Mr. St. Clair Clarke hOs been also purchased by him; and he has also bought large house built and occupied by the Rev. o. B. Brown, Nnd m extensive lot of ground a. joining upon which he proposes to erect most splen. dld-Oay, unique printing establishment, comprising

 range ofhouaos stores, &c Here at once Ia an ex. pendUre of perhaps 50 or 0O00 dollars about to Dc made, and if bc made in the expectation that the printing ofiho next Congress win he sufficient 10 (r. nish, out of tho profits, tho means to meet these drans. I cannot help thinking that there win be some embarrassment when tho times for payment shal come round. General Jackson la Presilen. ot the United States, Duff Green is said to dictate 10 him pretty boldly and successfully; oad tho public trcasu- " is source of supply which is not likely to be ve. " speedily exhausted. Tho RrM cDee, of men who have the command of public money, and cxrect 10 hold but short time, Ia not uNhcqucn,y to inem. nifty themselves agalns the evils which would be con. scquom upon their dlsmissNl.

 He is,aprointed Naval Officer a, Boston.

 Appointments by ths President.

 George NJ. Dallas to be Attorney of tue D, s,a,ss for tho District Of Pennsylvania vlce c. j. lnuerso rsmensd.

 William Duncan to be Surveyor or the Revenue for the Port of Philadelphia, vice James Glen,worh rsmored.

 David Henshaw to bc Collector of .he Rcyerur for the Port of Boston, vice Henry A. S. Dearborn, re. movs3.

 Lcm0el Williams 10 loo Collector of the Revenue for tho Port of Ncw.Bedt6rd vice Francis Boylies, who declined accepting tho ofce vacated by tho removal of Russe Freeman.

 Its s"'d there Is dsscnon, already between tho President and lis prominen. supporters. The Hen. Henry Baldwin, of Penn. who was invited ,o renair to Washington tn orderto recoivo some important ap. po'"men has revoled from his allegiance, if report ee true. Indeed tho Washington Telegraph, tue new administration popcr Nesers that Mr. B. after con. s"l''"g Mr. Clay refused foreign mission ,cndered to him by the President" YeomGa.

 NsW Article of Commerce, arc told ,ha.i certain Steam.boat which arrived here no, thousand years since, came passengers se gaMs eocks to four boxea' of nine compartments each, for which ASeO were paid. They are iW fine oond,on,- --havlnR had their spurs cut, and ready 10 be seelod Ior bale,- Their combs wings and tails, nicely trimmed and oed,-and in fsw days will be prepared to enter the lists wisb their fellow comba,ants.

 These characters, we understand, wore ,ranspor. ted by land, over sUOwbanks and through mud, from beyond Albany to Poughkeepsie, and thence by wa. ter to :s city, that their ieats might g,ssiy the good people here, and wi.hal--Aeece their pockets. Ato proper tune we may communicate further particulars. N Y. Jour. Com.

 Untortsnass Adesntare.-on Friday evening last. as gentlemen was passing the Bowery Theatre. he,

 