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gMore Reform in contemplation From paragraph in the U. s. Telegraph, we learn that it is contemplated by the !" Gov ernment' to reward Capt. Elliott, of figure head notoriety, by giving him the seat in the Navy Board, now filled by Commodore Rogers. This reform is rendered neces- sary, in order that the different departments of the Government may be brought under the Unit principle; for the Globe boasts that, while the expenditures in the other de- partments have more than doubled, those of the Navy Department have not increas- ed, hence the necessity of this reforll.- TheValiant old Commodore must give place to the seryile Elliott, who, assisted by the Kitchen Cabinet, can soon bring this de- pertinent to the Unit standard-i. e. the Post Office Department, &c.-.no. Rep.