Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05
VOLUME III.
From car Evening Edition of yesterdsy.l
Highly Important from Washin gton

Highly Important from Washington.
We the following important letter received
this morning from correspondent at Washington.
We have reason TO believe that the course Of the
wings in Congress will be get both houses to pass
vote making the a. 5. Bank depository of the public
funds, This we know is the object of Mr. Biddle's
agen, Washington.
The dispatches from Canada will be brought before
Congress-no doubt they refer the passage through
the eastern ofhe Queens troops from Nova SEQ
tia to Canada. Can government concede such ia
vorg We doubt it. The affairs Of Canada will soon
become the most exciting topic in Congress in the
country We the edge Of great events
WAsHiNGroN. Saturday Night Dec. Q
Members are coming in from all quarters. On Mon
day is expected, that nearly all will be here. To-
morrow night is fixed upon 70 tn "Whig caucus"
Clay Webster Bell and a host Of others are expected
to attend it, The future Of this party during the
coming session. will be governed by the result of the
caucus.
II Is thought that the further agitation of National
Bank will be postponed until some future period
There IS considerable piece Of generashp in this STEP
and they carry out be Of great benefit IN the
end. Administration members two TO one at pre-
sent in this city. The Wings, of course, have not yet
recovered from the effects Of their publications. what
are here look if they had been Teasing for the last
six months.
Mr. Biddle has an agent here some business. This
agent making himself very busy with the opposition
party He has letters the whole Of them which is
delivering in person. expect to hear the nature OF
these letters before Monday. think it is about The
Bank"
Great dspeasure is manifested by the Wings at the
toast given by Mr. Hoffman to Bell at the Astor dinner
They look upon direct wish OF New York, to put
this man in nomination for the Vice Presidency 1t is
4. al .,iah that's nrb
a sentiment should be given.
Your nomination Clay and Webster is much spoken
and approved Of They, (the friends of these gentle
men) argue that Webster can be President But
ifhe will consent to run with Clay, the ticket,
that will effect general Cancellation with all the
tates Yet doubt this. The South if it does not get
"Tyler" for Vice, will assuredly kick against it.
The administration members are not at all dsheart-
enened with the result of your state. They think that
few months, will PIT all that business to rights.
Board this winter, will be very high here. Some Of
the members have engaged single rooms, at the enor-
price Of $40 per week-ten per cent highe an
they have paid for years The for this is the
expectation that Washington is to be crowded this win
ter with strangers. More Indians coming on.
Another Express has arrived today from the Cover
Of Canada to the President some business touch
ing the disturbances in that country II is said that they
want loan Oh Ammunition ana arms. cannol touCciNe
that government could with propriey, agree any
such proposal 1t would be in direct violation of the
law of neutrality. The bearer Of these dispatches
now awaiting the decision of the President ,;nL il
likely whatever it may be, that will be put before
Congress- The President will not at this period, act
such important matters alone when Congress is just
the Of sitting.
r. s. We shall have some kind Of a storm before
morning.
wAsHIYGroN GREYs-BALL.-The third annual
Ball given by the Seventh Company of Washington
Greys takes place Tuesday evening the 9Th inst at
Tammany Hall.
These balls are highly interesting afiairs-they
got up with great and they go off with great spirit
The brave and the fair have been coupled Of old. II is
fact that the ladies have triing pendant for the mil
i.ary The deduction that draw from this fact is that
Tammany Hall will hold bright display Of beauty up
on this interesting occasion
We have always looked upon occasions like these as
the pride and boast Of old Tammany. The ladies beat
the politicians hollow Wat is large assemblage Of
the men to an assemblage where woman, lovely woman
reigns supremel
What IS the eoquence that the most profound orator
can mpart in long and elaborate speech 70 the eo-
aueuce that beams fr m pair Of sparkling eyes in
single moment What is the most beautiful figure Of
speech that can be made, compared with beautiful
figure in motion in the fairy dancer Nothing.
The following is copy Of the Invitation we have re
ceived Il is printed upon tinted note paper, eoHie~
de rose.
DEAR sra-The honor OF your company Is respectfully re-
nuesed the Seventh Company OF washington treys
Third Annual Ball, al Tamn any Hal, Dec. 5, 1887
Wa. A. wATsoS,
SAM SrURGIs, ! Committee
ALEX. CAV,
MM. Cook.
TOT @. BENNETT, Esa.
The ladies' card represents at the head eagle bear
ing a scroll in its mouth which is Washington
Greys"-under this, Seventh Company Washington
Greys-Third Annual Ball-Lades Ticket" On the
right is the figure Of Washington with his charger taken
from the celebrated pctureon the left battery, and
at the bottom the flags, banner and minua OF the pride
pomp and circumstance ofwar.
ROBBERY AT Mn. CArLISs GALLERY.-Most read
ers must emember the breach of hospitality committed
as Abbo,sord by one Of Sir Waller Scots guests who
stole Lord Byrons letter Of the silver which he
had presented to the great magician of the north II was
theft which could profit the perpetraor, as boast
ing OF the possession of such relic would at once have
revealed the author Of the sacrilege,