New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16
From Washington.
Things in Washington
From our Regular Correspondent
M.szrxc-oS. Ami Ilth. lsi6-Mldnisht.

From our Regular Correspondent
WAst1xc7oS, April Ilth l-i6-Midnisni
We have heard nothing ye, fson M Ts6EEsoLL
about the charges he vas going 70 .asSen on Nj
WEssrER Ramon says that the Loco-E eco party
are about as sick .. tbs business IS they were OF :ht
has,v and tyr,unical act By which tnsy expelled
your correspondent iTora the Ho7se
hes- 10 night that Nj ISGERsoLL Is about TO
u withdraw The charges lie made against DASIEL
wrzs-Ee sri ;ha; here the rstisr must rest But
row -taIl r. rest nerei Charges nave been mace
against The DISTINGUISHED Senator, which re aua MS
f-andstsYa lru.lounce: fzls-;otsisy as1 ur!ue4ih-
e5y false Il remains .itb The Loco Focos ether 10
800 -rs-,. o. res: for erer under tie charge OF
f.i.sEood burned i1delibly u?on sheiE forehead IN
or,3s which shall never die while me English ar
F-o11 gc6e, learn TO night,I believe that NJ
BUcHASAa iee!s very angry al the iioef1les 'eAea
,s-ith bis Office during ms absence uusl !of Inc
honor Of NJ Bachansn ina, this Is 80
mink there ought to BE- an investigation oil the
60 il mis- case We oueh, 10 know BY y hat M
,boritv person not connected WIN Inc Govern
ot had access TO the pirate papers OF one O. The
1.ns-rrnents. which neither chairman OF say com
rni;iee. nor any oiher member OF Congress had
No reoort OF Nj Webs,er's speech has yer ap-
,eared and think i, viii be some time before we
have any Authentic copy The ske;cn which l sent
Won occupying more than four columns OF your pa
tAouEn mace n6S-st go SF''''
OF his remarks as correctly as any report have
seen.
The proceedings OF the Senate to morrow and
Thursday viii be OF great interest Tomorrow
Mr.. HoUsToS the embodiment OF Texas gives his
speech. There will be great crowd present to
hear him. His views may not be OF any great val
ue in;riasicay but his position and history create
en- anxiety TO hear his opinions expressed 10
those Of your readers who cannot De present Wiz
endeavor 10 furnish daguerreoiype sketch Tor
YOUR Evening Edition OF Thursday. On Thursday
The vote will be taken, OF which will furnish you
full account tor Fridays Evening Tribune me
House Of Representatives. VIII also vote on TIE Oil
Tor extending the laws Of the l nited States over
Oregon The discussion Of the Tariff bill viii
probably follow in the House. but the Senaies pro-
ceedinss after THURSDAY will be undressing Tor
some time. doubt whether there will be quorum
Of that body present for time after the vote on
Oregon is taken.
Great preparations are being made for the grea;
National Fair be held in this city on the goth OF
May \ building is being erected for the accommo-
da,ion Of he exhibition about one hundred feet wide
and FIVE hundred fee. long. presume that several
articles Of Domestic Manufacture will be made on
the spo. 10 show our Legislators what American
skill can perform. These will be practical Ameri
can arguments against Sir Robert Walkers Eng.
lish paper theories. trust the manufacturers VIII
take hold of the matter with spirit.
Every Tuesday and F riday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Polk receive company These are very pleasant
little parties Attracted by influences which could
not resist, was present this evening, and was much
| pleased with the spirit prevailing. MI. BUCHANAN
! Mr. BANCROFT, some Of the Foreign Ministers, and
other gentlemen OF distinction were present The
reception room was crowded. There were Sena
tors and Representatives Of both parties present
! Mrs Polk is very fine lady. and makes every one
happy in her presence and The President seems Il
soar above his station as LocoFoco President or
such occasions Some twenty or thirty very beau
tiiul ladies' graced the assembly The party attract
ing most attention were from the old Land OF Steady
Habits Were j, not for violating the rules OF pr
waite life, I should like to describe their splendid
dresses. and speak more particularly. New-Iersey
too, sent splendid delegation and our own En-
! pire State was no, behind among the foremost. 4
majority both of the ladies' and gentlemen, l be
| lieye, were " hcs. RicHELlEu.