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HOME AFFAIRs-DoINGs AT WAsHINoToN- OFFIcE-OFrIcE-OFFI Alabama friend now at Washington writes us, to the following eff feet :-

 "Both the Marshal and Postmaster at Mobile, will be prescribed. Crawford may be saved till the end of his term. I have learned that Colonel W. Armistead, will have his place. The applicants for the Post-master, Judge Test, Judge Everitt. P. B. Barker, Cyprean Webster, A. c. Hollinger, Mir. Swift and others. It would amuse you to read some ofthe letters and documents exhibiting the claims of some of the applicants and the reasons for Town sends removal. The grounds of Judge Tests claims to be Gas exhibited in his etter) his early and long standing acquaintance with General Harrison! The aid which his possession or hs possession and control ofths office by whig, would be to the whg party, in diffusing hgh amongst the people. Town sends secret aid and influence in favor of the demo- cratic party, and his and possession of the office to that end-his keeping the office in corner of a loco-oco Hotel! whose keeper is thereby enabled to to sell greater number of tulips, &c. &c. state from memory, have only had nasty glance at the papers. Judge Everett is an applicant only in the erent of Tounsend's remouai."