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WARRINGTON NEWS AID GOSSIP

protection TO the Frontier 1T is not to be
doubted that, In the next ten years, the pro-
lection OF the overland emigration to the Pa
oinc side will cost the National Treasury ten
times AZ much, If esssyed by military means
only, as II the plan of Senator Gwin for tho
establishment of a weekly express DO carried
out. The troops which will be required to
prevent the moiestation of the emigrants pass
Ing over that route, cannot cost, year by year,
less than a million of dollars per annum, if
the line is left without frequent settlements
aiens it. In one year after the proposed OK.
press commences to run over it, hardly a Gov
eminent soldier will be required there. Under
military supervision lone, the line will be safe
only whore the military may happen to be
present So, unless military posts are kept up
Weii-nigh within days ride Of each other
which would cost millions on millions animal.
y-trooPs only, will afford but seublance of
the relief necessary II ten thousand emf
grants 60 over the toute during the next
spring, bat Few more will pass over it in the
reason next following, under the ordinary
military protection, which, owing to the manner
in which Con. ress accords such protection, is
notoriously insufficient to the end proposed.
With the settlements along the route contem.
plated in Senator OWNS bill, the emigra alton
must increase enormously every year, until, in
three or four years, 1t will be so great that
there will be no need whatever for the pres
ence of q single United States soldier on or
about the route. These facts are all self-evi
dent axioms, and demonstrate to our mind,
with great force, the prime importance of
making the bill of Senator Gwin, above al.
luded to, q law ere the end of the session.
A Very Valuable Astronomical Tsble.-A
valued friend, who is himself one of the first
astronomers of the age, has kindly sent Us the
following note and table, which We gladl,
present to our readers:
Editors of the Star inclose q catalogue
of all tho minor planets, lying between Mars
and Jupiter, In our solar system, that have
been discovered up to November, 1854 do
not think that tho whole list is yet printed in
any book or paper. There are many who
would be much pleased to see and have the
whole number. Can you not give it q corner
in your paper2 G..
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NEW FANCY STORE.
FRENCH LANGUAGE AND DRAWING.

A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, a graduate q the
IA University Of Paris, is DESTROYS ~ give Les
SONS in his native tongue, and DRAWING 90
schools, classes, private pupils in this city and
vicinity He is also willing 10 give complete instrsc
ton in the above branches in compensate Of board
in respectable family Of this city. The advertiser
feels confident 10 undertake the following engage
ment, viz: Ii aler a OF - lessons his pupSi
has not acquired the facility Of speaking and under
standing well the French, he will continue 70 give
instruction free from charge. The highest testimo
mails of character and success in teaching win be
given. Address "F W" at this ONCE.
feb l4-lWs
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that the Lieutenant.Gsueral bill does give
General Scott the power to add four additional
Lisutenans Colonies and four military score
saries to the army Of the United States, with
fall pay, smolumsnts, &C., but with no dudes
70 perform, a. staff of honor alone for him.
self
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n Agriculture has been introduced as
subject Of study in the public schools of New
Hampshire. Books upon tina. science have
been ordered to b supplied to the pupils.
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r The steam "skwirter," as the Philadel-
phia boys call the newly invented IRE engine
was tried in that city on Monday, with suc.
cess. Steam was raised in Eve minutes after
the FIRE Of tarrsd wood was kindIed, and water
was thrown from It's to 200 feet.
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To Cook FROZEN PofAToEs.-A correspon-
don't Of the Syracuse IN. - Standard, says
whom potatoes are frozen 90 hard they cannot
ter, add one ounce Of salt, boil them qui e fast
until done, then peel them, and NO person can
tell that they were ever frossp.
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DISSOLUTION.

The undersigned wnuld respectfully request an
those indebted 10 The concern % come forward and
settle their bills by the 9th Of March, as IL is very
important TO hmm 10 have the business closed by eaf
time. All accounts left al that time will be nut
into the hsnds OF an officer for collection. All ac
counts due by the concern viii please be pye,ented
Tor payment as soon az poss ble as I am ready az
any time TO meet the same.
HENRY BARRON.
P.S-The undersigned would respectfully say 20
all the customers Of the late firm, and the public
generally, that there will always he kept stock Of
Wood and Coal ~ the old stand, Green street and
sooits share Of public patronage. Believing il 20
best for both buyer and seller, ne has Determined
to make the terms cash, short time 10 punctuaI
customers THos. oRME, Agent.
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NEWS FOR THE MILLION.

M EssRs. RYDER d PLANT have taken the
N1 oad and well known confectionery establish
meni, No 4e9 Seventh street, opposite odd Pei
n~s nan where they win be most happy 10 receive
tier mend. and the pubic generally.
:, we VIII Keep consra Ily on hand choice selec-
ton Of all kinds OF CONFECTIONERY
ALSO dealers In foreign and domestic FRUITS, Of
We hope by strict attention 10 business 10 win
IN approoauon Of our friends, and merit liberal
snare OF patronage generally.
N D. Balls, Parties, and Families supplied on the
most reasonable and satisfactory terms, at the sbor
eS noice. RYDER 4 PLANT.
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BANKING HOUSE OF PAIRo q HoUIsI,
Opposite DATED St1tes Hteassry
RONDs, Stocks and Other securities purchased
Dend sold.
Interest at the rate of SIX per cen, Der ,nnr, a,
lowed a on dsPoste when lso for % dap. az Ioagss.
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FROM WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Wa hava Mans fropn 0iu..;a - ~

FROM WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
We have news from Olympia, on Puge,
Sound, to Jan. I'd.
Working Of the Coal Mines.
Energetic measures arc about to be adopted
to develope the valuable coal mines on thu
Sound.
of the progress of tho Territory CORES
Pondent writes: Our farmers, after gather
ing q bountiful harvest, are busily engaged
in putting in a much larger crop than former.
ly, and although Washington is reported to be
a sterile country, yet she will, in q few years,
produce an astonishing surplus 1t il true we
feel somewhat tho pressure of hard times
still there is a degree of activity, hustle and
enterprise among the people here not found
in any part Of Oregon.
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u A New York letter in last Wednesday
Psnnsylvanian says:

fennsyIvanlan says:
ga horrible scene Of decentralization pre-
sented itself to the notice, last evening, at
house l03 Mercer street An of6cer having
oficial business there, discovered some thirty
or forty men and women engaged in . dance,
- the star recovered bis senses, he proceeded
to the chiefs Office, and procured posse of
police, who won't into the den, and took the
whole party to the Tombs"
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~ his stock 10 II hason Gu Co takes this op
portunty of thanking his friends and the public gen
orally for their past patronage, and respectfully so
licts a continuance Of the same 90 the new hrm.
feb l6-a
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u Always have pencil and piece of pa.
per by you. DR.. johnson said that some of
his best thoughts were lost, because he was
too lasy to 60 into his study and hunt up Q
little foolscap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-16

q There are fourteen papers Published in
foreign languages in Now York city.
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d. SEMKEN, JEWELRR

No. $50 Pc ars"se Setscess 9tk and l0sA seyests..
Offers Tor sale a naenifcent sseov,mens -
DIAMOND JRWELRY, "
Goad bracelets, Breastpins, Earrincs Seal Rims,
Wedding Riogs, Fob and Vest Chains' Senla. f.ors
efs, PENCILS, Thimbies, Tinkets, etc
All aInciee are warranted q. represented and ,o,e
nnusasHy low, ian ian h. ''
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u The large and convenient dwellin; :,
on the corner of Pennsylvania avenue
and Eleventh street is for rent. Posses.
sion given immediately. For terms ap,
ply at the Star Office.
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CONGRRssJONAI..

In the Senate, yesterday, after We went to
press, the Indian appropriation bill was duly
passed
TIE Pacific RAILROAD bill was Is On taken up,
and Mr.. Gwin add, essed the Senate in favor
Of substitute for it, which he presented, and
which was adopted.
The question then being on agreeing to the
amended bill
Mr.. Seward spoke at length in favor of a
railroad to the Pacific, and Msssrs. Gsyer,
Chase, and Mason against It,
The Senate adjourned without taking the
final question on the bill.
In the House. the question of giving the
proposed notice Of the termination Of the sup
Elemental contract to the proprietors of the
Collins line, was debated in Committee of the
Whole on the state of tho Union, mr. Edger.
ton in the chair,) the ocean mail steamer bill
being under consideration.
Tho giving Of the notice was advocated b Y
Messrs. Smith Of Va and Letoher, and opposed
by Messrs. Olds, Walbridge and Cutting, ere
the committee rose and the House adjourned
Proceedings Of To Day.
In the Senate, the bill for the relief of tho
captors Of the private armed brig Gen. Arm.
strong was taken up, by vote of % yeas to
~ nays; when it was shortly afterwards again
laid on tho table by a vote Of "a to %
The bill for the relief Of Capt Vorhies, U
s. Navy, making compensation for carving
out % their respective destinations, an Ameri.
can Commissioner to the Sandwich Islands
and another to the East Indies, was next taken
up and debated by Messrs Mallory and Ton
coy for it, and Clay and Slidell against it, Gro
We went to press.
In the House, on motion of Mr.. Benton, by
leave, the Senate bill providing for an ad.
ditionsl term OF the circuit court Of the United
States for tho District Of Missouri was taken q D
and passed.
The House then proceeded to consider Mr..
Cuttings pending resolution to close the gen.
oral debate on the ocean mill steamer appro.
priaion bill in two hours after it should again
DO taken up in tho Committee of the Whole
on the state of the Union
On motion Of Mr. Haven this resolution was
amended by striking out "two hours" and
inserting in lieu thereof " one hour" agreed
to-yeas lot, nays IS.
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HUMMEL'S ESSENCE OF COFFEE

HUMMEL'S ESSENCE OF COFFEE.
ONE package Of thi. Essence at l2l< cents, will
~ save lbs. Of Coffee. 1t clears the Coffee, and
At the same time iInparts an agreeable flavor
Dealers and Others can be supplied by the dozen
package or gross. BALL L. HENNING,
Dealers i'm Teas, COffees, and Spices, No. 10
Seventh street, doors below Odd Fellows Hall.
feb Is 1t
IL CO.-The undersigned will pay the bgbes,
price for Two Thousand Dollars Of Seiden, Withers
d Co.'S Certificates OF Deposite.
HAMILTON G. FAINT, Banker,
feb l6-3t A32 Pa avenue
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LAW PARTNERSHIP

TABLE CUTLERY, ALBATA FORKS AMI
Il SPOONS, &c.
Just received large assortment of superior ia
BILE CUTLERY Of every variety.
Also, every style Of the finest quality ALBATA
FORKS, SPOONS, TEA SETS, CAKE BAS-
KETS, CASTORS, &C., which will be found the
best substitute for real silver ever discovered
Nj. w. GAIT & BRO.
ga Pa. ave, betw. 9th and 10Th sts
feb 1876 (Newsl
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VN REWARD-Stra, ed from the premises
qDC Of James E. johnson, on ~ st south <6Bf
three COWS, one white Buffalo, one black k9
horned, and one red speckled cow horned
The abova reward will be paid for any Information
so that can get them agaid feb is 81.
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POTATOES AND APPLES.

POTATOES AND APPLES.
lust received and for sale
u 1000 bushels White Mercer Potatoes
5000 do Eastern MERGERS
100 do do Pink Eyes
$50 bbls assorted Apples
200 boxes Messna Oranges
100 do do Lemons
500 lbs GOshen Butter, very superior article
By TIL. EVANS l. CO.,
Old Depot, 532 Pa. av., Washington.
feb 16-3t (Organ)
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HENRY BARRON.
REAT INDUC 4 M K UTS.
u CANFiELD. BROTHER q co

SAS Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd,
Offer to buyers, previous TO taking their annual sc
count OF stock, large stock Of recently imported
goods, such as WATCHES, JEwRLRY, SILVER
WARE, .aibota and Plotted Goods, Cocks, Bron.es.
CE5 TO SUIT THE TINES WiTB6T1T M
GARD To COST ian a.,
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N1OTrCE.--we beg leave to state that We have
IN this day purchased the entire stock Of goods ct
the laae firm Of woodward d Guy, consis ing OF
Hardware, Stoves, Crates, &C, and will continue
the usiness at the old e and of the late firm.
JOHNSON, GUY CO.,
Pa. avenue, between 10Th and llth SITS.
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A BOOK OF GREAT VALUE & INTEREST
NYCLOPEDIA OF MISSIONS, by Rev. Harvey
~ NewcoRb, vol, large octave, double columns.
7o4 pages price g. Embracing a comprehepsiv,
view OF al the Missionary operations in the World
with geographical descriptions, condition Of the un
evangezed, SC, together with the religious move
nents of the age, under an alphabetical arrange
meht, illustrated with ihiny-two Missionary Naps
The Cyclopeda of Missions, by Rev. Harvey
Newcemb, regard as a wo Of great permanent
value. Ii contains within a moderate comp iss and
la convenient form, large amount OF lust the
kind of information, historical, STATISTICAL and illus
uative on the subject of Missions which every Min
lister, and every Christian lavman needs 10 possess
and which could he gained only by iaborious re
search i'm books and documents, many of which are
not easily accessible. Gro. w. Woop,
Sec. A. B. c. r. Nh
Agents for the District:
GRAY B. BALLANTYNE
FEB Ia Ao6 Seventh ST
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highly Impor tant !-Rumored Organixatio,
Of Fillibustering Expedition against Van
cOuyer's Island

A correspondent writing from Schlslam, W
says: Tho most interesting news / can
give you is that q fllibustering expedition
against Vancouver's Island is on foot in this
section, and Dame Rumor says that the Rus
sian Government has agents among us actu.
ally engaged ia getting up a party for that
purpose. Their movements are oh ar acterised
with the utmost degree of caution and secrecy,
yet enough has leaked out to warrant the be.
lief that tho party has already considerable
strength, and is gaining ground rapidly. Our
people bear the English nabobs of Vancouver s
Island no good will, and nothing would give
them moro pleasure than to Gust them from
possessions which of right belong to us, and
winch Will be source of trouble, annoyance,
and danger to Us as long as held BY British
authorities. If it is to como, let it come-I'm
in for one 1t is also said that certain parties
from Oregon are taking an active part in the
movement. San Francisco Herald.
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OFFICE OF TIE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NORTH AMERICA,
PHILADELPHIA, JANUARY 9, lass.

fhlLhUELPhiA, JANUhhf Q, looo'
STATEMENT OF THE ASSETS
or the President and Directors Of
the Insurance Company OF
North America,
Published in conformity with the
provi.ions Of the Act Of Assembly.
MORTG AGES
All Of which Are FIRST Mortgages s352, 500 o.
LOAN BONDS.
90 900 Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
10000 Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
Company, 1853, 6v 81 800 90
$4,000 Lehigh Coal and Navigation Com
1000 sehuyIkil Navigation Compasy's
Boat loan, 6% IS 80 90
10000 schuylk Y Navigation Company
convertible, 1852, So IS 1900 On
so, 900 Phila. City Loan par 10000 O.
5000 Cincinnati City par 10000 on
$1,000 Phila., wilmington and Bal,imere
Railroad o., 6v 10000 o.
q, 900 Delaware and Raritan Canal Com.
pany, and the Camden and Am
boy Railroad and Transportation
Co.,6# par 20,0oO 20
ii 900 Allegheny Coputy,6% par II 900 90
-, 900 Penn. Railroad Co., 6w par 90;OOO o.
STOCKS.
IS shares i'm the Germantown and Perki-
omen Turnpike Road Co.,50 also o.
81 " SchuylkiIl Navigation Co. 20 1850 on
% Preferred, 1852, % 90 90
so % Union Canal Co., 1852, 50 $500 c.
IS Chesapeake & Delaware Ca
nal Company, 100 $500 o.
IS Lehigh coal and Navigation
Company 50 $3.50 q
so Philadelphia Bank, 100 5000 90
100 North Pen lsylvania Railroad
Company, so 5000 o.
$50 Pennsylvania Railroad Co.50 $500 90
Philadelphia aad Havre de
Grace Steam Tow Boat Com
pany, so $50 90
% Cape HenIopen Steamboat
Company, Is 700 on
Philadelphia and Savannah
Steam Navigation Co, $40 Zoo o
American Steamship Go 500 1000 90
MISCELLANEOUS.
Real Estate, 1900 90
Cash, I'm Bank and on hand 1927
Notes receivable l9l ,544 Nc
Policies, the premium OF which remain
unsettled and debts dine In account 73,267 30
ss09,i79 g
By order Of the Board:
HENRY n. SAERRERn
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G. WARRlNER,
w A T @ Fl NJ A K E R,
NO. $40 PA. AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
WARRINGTON. D. c.
feb l4-ltNovlt
CIDER, POTATOES, &c.

OIUGN, FOTAIUES, DC.
Just received from New York, per railroad. a
% few barrels Of Clarified Champagne Cider which
have for sale on draught at SO cents per gallon.
Also, a lot Of prime Mercer Potatoes at Al IS per
bushel. fN
Prime Baltimore cured Hams at lax cents per IN.
together with general assortment OF fresh am;Iv
Groceries, which am constantly receiyine =, mo-
store, No. 6O1, Odd Fellows' Hall, TIN 81.
feb 1876 GEO w VrGNrny
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NEW POLKA.

- Music Depot, the
TUNERS POLKA,
Composed and dedicated 10 Jacob Hilbus, ESQ,
BY j. Esputa, embelished with a beautiful and cor
rect likeness Of the veteran tuner.
Price IS cents
The trade supplied on very liberal terms.
feb6
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EN E.NING STAR
TAsHINGTON CITY:

FRIDAT sFTERsolN... February Il
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nlSsOLUTIOM OF COPARTuER.
consent have this day dissolved copartnership. All
persons indebted %, or creditors Of th late hrr,
VIII please call at the old stand without delay, and
.tfIe their accounts. feb l6-N
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CIGARS!-TOBACCO!

CIGARS TOBACCO!
JAMES e. POWERS, Columbia Place, corner Of
- Seventh street and Louisiana avenue, has Jus,
received the most extensive and varied assorDen n,
OF Cigars to be found in this city, and invites all who
desire anything in his line to call on him.
All the favorite brands of Cigars, besides several
new ones, can be found in his stock.
A large supply OF "Rough aud Ready" Tobacco
also received. feb l6-eo:a.
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T 4 o II o B Z G ON.
Winter in Oregon.

A Portland paper of December %, says:
"We have had copious showers of rain for
the past week, raising the Willamette several
feet, in consequence of which steamers are
enabled to run on the Upper Wallamette.'
A Family Butch cred by their Father.
The Oregonian contains an account of q
horrible murder having been committed by q
man named Burris a foreigner. His family
consisted of his wife and four children, whom
he brutally murdered, and then set hre to the
house, consuming their bodies. That paper
gives the following particulars
Burris has lived for several years in North
Tuality Plains, has been very Incorporate,
and lately has been considered partially in.
sane. When drinking he has been considered
a dangerous person, and some of the neigh
bors had remained at his house on several oc
casions, even up to the night of the murder.
Burris, after his arrest, stated that he had
killed his wife and children, four in number :,
to send them to Heaven; that he had been
directed to do 30 by the Devil, and that he
was going to be hung at Hillsborough, and 20
to hell Since his arrest he has attempted to
destroy himself, but failed to accomplish it."
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GREAT ATTRACTION.

TINE artist for the purpose OF iu,roduc;n. h;s
/ style 1T Crayon DAGUERREOTYPES. will M,
one moEth sell the above style of nimtable piciures
for the low price OF ONE DOLLAR.
advertisement ~" ~ - i"su"s
VANNERsoN's Daguerrean GALLERY.
feb l0-as N""' "a ="
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MR.. BUSHNELL'S SCHOOL,
NO; 44l Thirteenth sired, Jet,oeen + and ste
/ HE next quarter will CONNIE nee on the 18th in
J slant. -
Circulars may be had at the principal bookstore
IN at the School rooms. feb 10 cow
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MATCHES, yEWELRY, SILVER AND PLA-
w TED WARE, AT REDUCED PRICES.
In anticipation Of the approaching dun
season we offer our entire stock OF elegant
GOLD WATCHES, RICH JEWELRY, IA
PURE SILVERWARE, &C., at greatly re 4
duced rates
Persons would do well 10 examine our assoumen,
which is by far the largest, most fashionable and
best selected ever offered to our customers.
N. w. GAIT q BRO,
334 Fa. ave-, between 9th and 10Th SITS.
feb 14-6t (News)
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SlLtERWARE.
A VERY pretty assortment of Silver Coffee Sets
"a Pitchers, Goblets, Cup, Creams, and all kind
Of spoons and Forks and a variety Of Fancy Silver
ware, suitable for presents, viz Soup and Oyste
Ladies, Crumb Scrapers, fish, pie and cake Knives
Cream and Sugar Spoons ETC., is offered n low =,
ces, and warranted sterling.
H. SEMKEN,
No. $40 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10Th sis.
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fhs Mistake Of C,nsrsssg have salts
dsd ourselves, before going to press TO- day,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-10
T III e L A T E 8 T N Il w s..
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEGRApHs.

Interesting from Washington.
THE EXCITEMENT IN THE WHITE H0UsE-rHE PREsI
DENTAL C0NrEsr-INrRIGUEs AGAINST MARCY
WHAT Is 0BN. SCOTT ABOUT? ETC., ETC.
WASHINGTON, Jan. o. 1855
The greatest excitement prevails here In the White
House and all the departments growing out Of the CAb
net revelations in the Herald. These disclosures
tbuted TO one Of the quiet and pous members Of the
Cabinet-either Dobbn, Campbell NcCleiaud. I can
excupate all these gentlemen, for Sam Green Jr, am
your ndent and the guilty one and have only
begun these disclosures have nearly ready copies Of
various official letters file at the Department Of State
from A. Dudley Mann, European affairs and Official
oostume also Of exsecretary Sanford Mr.. Mason and
others the same subject, and many other subjects.
Accumulation is forming here Of considerable impor.
tanoe- Forney is laboring to impress upon Senator
Douglas belief that, in the event Of Buchanan failing
TO get the nomination for Presidency, the friends Of
Bschanan have determined TO unite upon Douglas
wasch, 81 course win give him the nomina Mon. For
ney In his private conversations, asserts with great
warmth that nothing but death can prevent the
triunphsut success OF his scheme.
stn more important information Senator Douglas
within the last few days has joined the Gushing and
forney interests with open svowal Of hostility TO
Marcy. The private correspondence from abroad, Of
and others represent the resignation OF
Mason and soule fired fact in the event
4 Marcy retaining his seat Ia the Cabinet az also Of
,ppotitien to the Pierce administration. r4I