The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-18
INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS


and Berlsnd-T Tnfsvs at he White House Se~s Il
count Of usm. a -t.st4 90 ef
Tonight there has been . lsvss ct the PrssAsnt''
and though it rsined 4. torrsnts there quite seod
company At the White House. and they made ~ 70
numbers by their selsetnsss. F
On our arrival, We found the President 1t his old
stand and at half pest O'Clock he ready TO shake
hands With the arrivals. We passed him. and entered
the grand East Room. II looked like old tinss fbz
here were few persons In IT, and those sssted "a
the side sofas and chars Soon after groups Of males
began to form in different parts Of the room We ap-
preached one group and found that the pugiiistIe
encounter between two Senators was the subject Of
conversation
SO Foots caught It, did he ?" said large fst man.
Did he hit back 7" said . spare ski foot Treasury
clerk.
"Gentlemen, will tell you ell know about it,
the true version. Foots has been itching to have
nehf, and has besn particularly woldsh FOR the last
Elk months but Bill Seward and none Of that kind Of
crowd mad the pluck TO crafty him. though Foote has
done all he could TO work EN- up to the scratch 30
finding he couldn't pick up fight with his opponents
he began TO try It on with his Southern friends,
- But what was the diaaculty-ths immediate din
Guilty; with Borlsnd and him % said the fat man
Said Borland was what''
why, its sits thiss what goes round the sum-
Ana ala B0rlAnd hit him for that"
mo not exactly Borlsnd asked Foote II he said
he was . satellite Of John G. Calhoun"
We'll, what did Foots say to thstin
He asked Borland II he wasn't satellite OF CAL
houn's, and II he didn't believe in himi Borlsnd re-
Piled that he wasn't satellite OF any man, and what
W.; more he wasn't going to be called % By sny
whether he (Borand) understood him to have said
have meant to osIl bin Satellites or insinus.s any
his remarks any how he Id pleased; ana IL he
didn't like 'em he might lump 'sm; aud so saying,
Arkansas hit Missssppis plumpsr right smack In the
left and then pitched It into him right and left
until Mississippi sung enough aud then Foots
taken dswn to the Potomac house, and oIappsd into
bed.n
"Did Borland catch It, at allYn
"No, not much but Foots suffered swfuly about the
what Is going to be tho end ont-Tooss will sue
him for the damage, suppose" said Treasury.
mot bit Of 1t; its all made up, and they are as
good friends as koots backed down on the g.
tslite arrangement and said he meant disrespsot
to Calhoun, and Borland said he was sorry he didn't
stances he was sorry he did hit him. and then they
made upp
well, I'm glad of 1t; I've been expecting all along
chsps and that amt all, II wouldn't take much
from old Cas-, to fetch ON himself sockdolossr from
some Of those same people when he spoke ysss'sdsy
expected nothing else but that the great
ugly mug would get wipe from somebody"
to be done the fat old gentleman would leave directly
He don't like fighting any how; he Is IS brave Ju-
uue t&e4r In the taking line, or Wneu there Ia any
office to be got, any money be msde; but lighting
Is out Of the question He'd break bis sword nstsntsr,
We listened no longer, but rosmed back from the
magnificent East Room, which pretty we'll all
ed TO the room Of our friend the President and the
table where Betty received her visters She look
Ing charmir gy, putting her sweetest smiles
the visiters approached snd made their saaams The
smiles were not natural, and Mrs Bliss looked very
much though she considered the whole arrangement
Irregular bore and altogether too much Of good thing
As We were gazing very intently upon eounten.ncss
our own lighted up Instantly a. We heard III. we'll
known voice Of friend addressing us with Well,
Ferguson who the devil expected to sec you out on
such Q night ss thisl- what you driving at How
Jour vito and children, Don't you think Mrs Bliss
is pretty-spd sin't old General Taylor one Of 'em,"
zone Of WHOM
"Ope Of them, to be sure.n
Certainly; and just consider all your questions
answered and favor with reply to one or two that
with ell my heart what are they,n
"Frt, where IL Ned Curtis, Sam Ruggles aud all
sSeu, At IL. last M no.s hs. t as
They have left gone -vsmosst-baek to New
York; did mp their business here enthusiastically. They
are ell Webster sfriends and In town nov!"
who IL In town!n ...-........-..
awby, didnr know he had been sbsentp
"Pshsw!- you are precious specimen Of this spring
verdancy. What mean By In town, 10, he, Webster,
is in town with old Jack Taylor aud BIZ ssssrd isn
His more u chopped of short he can ieave.n
But you don't mean 20 say that Webster IL In pow
nowl.thst s that he has influence ~ith the admin.
ittreuohtF
:" mean to say nothin shorter He IL the trump
card Of old Zack To manage the Executive prcvss
and TO night Tor It In the sspste Hes the only nan 10
that body that tn. Executive nnd, who begin
to be pttsd against John G. Calhoun and the Exsou-
tive have got Black Dan body and soul and they'll use
= But.bst has Curtis and the other strangers from
New York TO do With ~"
"A id sight. They came on 10 az the arrange
Depts. and to arrange the rmal hxiDgsn
Well. well, AN sorry 10 is Old Dan has he'd
glorious sbspes He might have saved the Union, and
moral courage meet the crisis The past history Of
the United States be written without msnsoning
the name % Daniel w.e'sf he IA, aSS' nSss,ns 20 %
ever be great and victorious General vho viii never
fight battle. Webster has had . glorious chance to
win name, but he prefers going -ith the erovt-ist
him 60 What zoe, Curtis want the old ss~sry loco
fooe ~ he once was ~
"Hs IL shortly to be appointed 10 foreign mssionp
Indeed when, and where What COURT"
To the court Of the rest Of manhind' fun mis-
son.n
oct out com. along. let. get into thsEsss Room
"wbs those two pretty girls seated that sofa,
converting .ito that chap With moustachss"
zone With the ringlet srrsussmentsf ="
she 10 Mrs Doty, daughter Of Juax. Doty. and the
other IL ME-. kllsD woodbury-ola L.vis Lovely
youngest daughter. Come along and stssd BY that
round table and vii tell you Who evsrybsdy IL thst
pis.sss, looking s.n,,%sn -hs hs. iso Of the sweet
est looking Girls In this room on hts arm,
snd they are decidedly the prsttisst girls In
aThe gentleman 10 r. X. Cralle, Of Lypehburx. Who
chief clerk 81 the Department OF State, vhsn
John &. Calhoun vas its Secretary, and IL man Of abb
Titles equal 20 that Of any other you start In
the Old Dominion The two young ladies are the Miss
LemoiDes they country somen Of BITS aad hail from
Fsirfsx county That Lady neat behiod then IL Mrs
W. their aunt and the gsptlemap With her. Who looks
90 much Ike DANIEL Webster, is Pripsie Clark. Of
Charleston vho shortly % BE- married to the pr-ttist
girl In that city. Look you nptos that
dot-snd 60 one gentleman, TALKING with that young
lady In pink 80
Yea Who IL be'n
That IL no less psr.onsgs than Ausust- Bsln,nt,
Era Of New York city aud formerly q Frankfort
10 main He IL one Of Gods peculiar people IN Bibe
times spd IL the agent IN this eouaty Of the great He
brew house % Rothschiid, % LONDON"
what n he doing here ~
He here 20 report the probability IL ssparati0n
Of the States hs makes his mi0d that there u 10
be trouble then the Rothscnds vili ~ithdas al they
from the States, and invest In buropes, funds.
They are getting scared. aud they DOT tss only
great capitalists -ho think high tine % tsss Ia al
rail- end 10 prepare for . sqasI
who 10 that beautiful girl ~aikiax Nth msn yin
Q blue coat and brass buttons 30
:" only know her name 20 be Miss wilcox ut the
blue coat Mr. Morse Of Lonssisoa a,d cue 81 tn oe-
verest men In the House Of Representatives H- nsts
the beet In the House, three dsys ago on th-