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The clever Washington correspondent of the
New York Commercial thus happily shows up
the thousand idle rumors thnt are continually fly
ing from the metropolis:-Pic.


Mr.. Webster is going to England, to replace
Mr.. Everett. Mr.. Everett is not expected to ac-
cept the new commission. Mr.. Everett will of
course take his appointment. Mr.. Gushing is
to have the State seal. Mr.. Upshur is to do the
Same, and Mr.. Gushing is to succeed Mr.. Upshur
ns Secretary of the Navy. The 18th inst. is the
day assigned for these changes. No changes will
be made until Mr.. Everett is heard from. Mr..
Fletcher Webster is to 60 t., England by the first
packet. and is to be Mr.. Everett's secretary OF
legation at the Chinese "court." Mr.. Profit is
to go to Rio, rs full Minister. Mcssrs. Wise,
Gushing and Profftt are TO address the great Ty-
Ter meeting today in your Tabernacle, Broad
way. Mr.. Wise is in Virginia, and Mr.. Profit
in his bed. And so we gol


Such are the most reliable rumors at present
afoat in Washington. If out of them all, you or
your reader can Gull ga fixed fact,'' there is
some yet of the quadrature Of the circle.