The New York herald., 1844-11-19
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washls,geosI
Washington lg ,si's.. fa...8
lcorresPondeDce Of the Herald .ss -
WASHINGTON, Nov. l6, lS44.
'fHwiSg Of The Season-A Per- AZ The Ao-

4sas Was0Iuxy00ss w r.. f4f45sI. Z. 4.ss.s..
Correspondence Of the Hersld.J nss s.. =.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Is, lS4l
1"s Bsg'"wi~g Of The Season-A Pep AZ tie Ao-
teis ss -A ...aseAa
When left here, two weeks ago. all was 81.
'ne"eh' and anxiety about the elections Upon
my return, on yesterday, every ieeling w.s cain.
and scarcely word was said uoon uol;t;c, IT,,
wings, to be sure, wear gloomy and disappointed
countenances, and smiles, happiness and GOOD feel.
ings, enlven the democrats. 1t Is right that IL
should be SO. Ii is said that the friends Of Mr.
Polk intend to celebrate the victory they have OBJ
tanned on Wednesday next, by a splendid process.
sion and illuminations. in manner expressive of
the pleasure they feel, but without any violation Of
the personal feelings of their opponents Such a
sentiment Is worthy Of the enliRhtened and chivsl-
rous people of this place. wish that every section
o. our couatry would be animated by the same
hlgh-minded feelings.
This place appears 10 be very busy in preparing
tor the approaching 81 sson OF Congress- Every
tning bears the stamp OF improvement and embel
lishment, worthy the capitol OF this great and glo-
rlous nation. The improvements in the number
and style Of the public hotels are nconcevable
The hotel kept by Jesse Brown, its old and popular
proprietor. as heretofore, ranks No withou! any
very great improvements are made to this esisb-
lshmeDt, which render u equal to any other hotel
n the United States, Tor convenience and elegance
most tastefully and elegantly painted in frssco.
with new furniture, and every Other accompanl-
ment, and is most decidedly one OF the laIgesi and
handsomest i ever The house, bed rooms,
and every department belonging to il, has been
changed, and made az comfortable as could
be desired. No public table In the United
States IS more protuseIy supplied with every
luxury that can be had, and the independent for
tune OF the proprietor can obtain; and the aiien-
ti0ns and Kindness shown by every person attached
to the establishment, all combine TO render il
the most agreeable house ever put up at What
makes II still more desirable, is the low fare
which the independent resources Of the proprietor
enables HIM TO charge, as he supplies his table
chiefly from his own farm and garden with the
best OF every thing These remarks are made in
Justice TO the establishment, by me- as a stranger,
from what feel and emj0y o1, s1a 0''l7'
can also say, that the hotels kept by Mr.. Cole
man, as well as those by Fuller, Gallabrun, Tyler
u Brch and several others, do credit, not only 10
the city, but to their obliging proprietors. IS 80
l walked this evening to ,he Capitol. and was
much pleased with the many improvements ma
king IN the different rooms for the accommoda-
tlen OF Congress at the approaching session-eveyy
thing there was hustle and BUSINESS" 10 make
| ready Tor the representatives Of the people.
Should remain here few days longer, will
endeavor to CLEAN some thing 10 wilte about 10 you
again, should you deem my letters OF any interest.