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Iae coIiaet-Ne person has yet heen esignated for the office of Attorney General, in the place of Mir. Berricn. Messrs. F. F. Barbour, and Henry St. George Tucker, of Virginia, and James Buchanan of Pennsylvania have been generally mentioned. The name Of an- other gentleman, a distinguished son of Maryland has also been suggested. as likely to be attentively considered by the President in making the selection. If the choice should f;,il upon him, tue administration could not have amore a- ble, attentive and efficient officer, a safer counsellor n politician Of sounder principles, or q man Of more pure and elevated character, or more universally esteemed, than Roger E. Taney, Af- torney General of the State of Mary land. What may be his own views, we know not;i would be asaeri6ee of ernol. ument, for him to accept the office were 1t offered; but the appointment, would he accept ii would not find a dissenting voice among the friends of the adminis- tration in Maryland.-Bah. Rep.

 hfr. BRANCH, fate Secretary of tine Navy, left the city yesterday. on his. re- turn to North Carolina. Though DO opposed to Mir. B. for several years past, we have always estimated his merltsas private man and a gentle man, and we sincerely wish him every happiness in his retirement.