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Appo'ntments ~ Me President-Edward Living ston, of the State of Louisiana, Secretary of State in the place of Martin Van Buren. resigned

 Levi Woudbury, of the State of New Hampshire Secretary of the Navy, in the place of JoLn Branch, resigned.

 The office ofthe Secretary of the Treasury, which has become vacant by the resignation of Samuel D. Ingham, has been offered to Louis M Lane of the State of Delaware, at present Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoteniary of the United States to Great Britain. Messrs Livingston and Woodbury have entered upon the duties of their respective De. partments Mir ingham, we understand, will remain in the Treasury Department, until some unfinished business, upon which he is engaged is completed Hugh Lawson White, of Tennessee, who, on the 9th ult. was offered the appointment of Secretary o War, in the place of John II. Eaton, resigned, has declined accepting it. We understand that the VII. cancy in the Department will be forthwith supplied and that in the time its duties will be perform ed by Mir Eaton.