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y,sr,scros, Saturday, April 5, 1857.
Ac tho numerous speeches Of the
x.sk-for be Il known 70 ali WON IL may coz ce'n
.~.....,,,r .reeebes is the principal business OF
f,orusss. and ofthe House especiauy-was uAiias
sso,s ,,em, Mr. CLEVELAND, Of Conn. This gentle
nan showed his inner lining to some purpose. We
na,s ret heard any boider talk in Congress. He
srsr likenesses Of the doushfaces in the blackess
ffnt Of crayon, and then pasted them on to the
backs where they belonged ia a KIOSK the-chip Oh
rny.shoulder IL you dare manner that was reffesn-
,ny TO behold. lie held an equally deviimsy-csre
fyort IN the Shareholders To such an extent ava
he 90. that even their anger Lost 10 wonder at
his sucacity Of speech. He apparently dashed INTO
she y.ne byandishirg whip Of cords and welding
Che ,orcue OF scorpion, OF a general tgnosT-
sas,,,g rnissisa. He seemed like unto man from
the Wilderness with his Joins girded having IN MS
halt tornshawk, a lpins-snife, and butchers
cleayer. and whose recent most luxurious repasw
must have been made upon live wildcats and rat
tlesnaIss He paid especial attention 70 his young,
RENTED colleague from the Eew-Haven District,
who had the day before expounded Democratic
Hpnkexison, and Dsihed Il Ia an eauigence Wax no
enc but q specimen of patent-leasher band-oox De-
mocracy, that finds its tziumpbs in dfawfng'rooms
and its glories ia foreign travel, could have com
nsndsd. We have no patience with any, least OF
all with eivet teachers of Loco-Focoism, who i'm
psr.ipenlly clsim purer and higher democracy
,haa belongs 70 the hard.fs.ed Wings Of New-YOrk,
Penpsylvanis, Ohio, and elsewhere. God save as
nom many exhibitions of such sublimity OF PFC
sumption, lest we burst with scorn inefabie
A slight flicker OF the waning light Of the Pfesi-
dental prospects Of the Secretary OF State was man
iss.ed in the Senate yesterday 1t was In the shape
Of q Mthosraph letter 10 each Senator, signed by
eisht or ten highly respectable New.York gentie-
men, One point in The letter was desperate. " was
this tha. tae nationality Of Switzerland was IAree
ened BY Austria en6 France, and stout heart ana
vigorous arm we're therefore necessary athe helm Of
state Bu, pray Tor what TO tnterrens3 OF
Il mast BE- this And is it fac. that New-York Cisy,
cotton, Urion.levirg, washington-pohcy merchants
are in favor Of INT sRvENTIoEl
We pause il an agony OF suspense to know. Ore
name that one might have had reason TO expect to
see On the circular was omitted. This was that
Of the gallant Commodore Of New-Jersey. Ever
sinco he dissolved me continuity OF his neither inte-
vumeuts al Trenton over Mr. WEBSTER with such a
display OF self sacrificing resolution, leaving not
even a fg.lesf TO cover his nahedness. We could
hardly expect 20 any sreat Increment IN favor OF
The Secretary associated from such devoted friend
Perhaps viewer, this letter was written and signed
before that denomination. And perhaps also, the
too eloquent Senator from NewJeIsey has By this
tine discovered the truth Of Lady Monsaga's say
sDg-that "fs leaves are as necessary for sAe mr1d
as the body"
One Senator offered 10 transfer his circular 10
another gentleman, On the ground that he already
had candidate. Tho eder was declined, and tho
reason assigned wao that the circular candidate en-
joysd peculiar dstinclion that put him out Of the
question. This was, that he was q man whom bott
parties could not elect.
renewed movement has been made toward
fixing the time ard issuing call for National Con.
vontion. Something definite VIII DO concluded upon
iD the course OF next week.
The lovers OF the fne arts, and they are generally
these who are sSs Anglo Saxon par e1eellsaes, have
had unusual opportunities for gratifying their tastes
Of lats il Washington. There have been On oxhi6
zion i and are still, HEALY's pic ure of Websser's
great reply 70 Hayne, SANKEY'S Indian Gallery at
the Smithsonian Institute, and LEuTzE's picture Of
Washington Crossing tho Delaware: The latter Is
greatly admired. II was upon the point Of being
removed, bus though taken out of the frame, IL is
delayed day or two 10 enable SIR. Wooster TO yiew
it. HEALy's picture is, for The most part, great
srANLEYs Indian Gallery pos.
very great meris, and affords almost uaiver
sal dslisht 10 yisitsys. Both NEALY and stanley
are eIgased at their roona portraits OF resideuss
or peripateto Gstiagass st Washington. But their
prices high TO conHne their skill
terei' presentmens 10 the little "rs" and the little
US" OF the day and the hour who possess the sub
staniai quality OF Il long purse. Another artist OF
remarkable Inerit lie this line Of hkeness-takins is
Miss WAGNER, OF New.Yosk. She has painted,
sm0Dg Others, miniatures ef two Of The handsomess
men in Washington, shat rival the dasaeueotype In
fsithfuness, while they greatly excel II in finish and
IN expression, Those gentlemen are the Pfesident,
end John L. schoclcraft ESD, the member ffom
the Albany District Of Now-lotk. Miss WAGNER
is fortunate in having two such stters and they are
fortunate in securing the services Of such an artist
Bet IL Is unfortunate for the world that Of these
sentlenen has p0steTiiy TO inherit either good
locks on his many sterling qualities OF head and
heart. We think every State should have statute
that MI ftslly good mtn should marry. II one such
may be useful ia battling the many big and iie
cevils Of he world. how can 1t be reconciied with
the just demand OF Stale upon ats oi,iaens that be
should be allowed 20 die and leave no sisn' ,sp