The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-30
Correspondence OF other Papers.
CORRESPONDENCE oI tbe Boston Tot ]

WASHINGTON. Nov. 20. 1857.
IA Nov7ng.s-7heir Crops-Incroaae IA tht army oc
IT. recent communication to the Post am made cay
thst certain the Mormoas viii leave for Sonora tho
sprmg Il WAs not my intention 70 express myself with
Tue IMPRESSION IS gaining ground, however Upon what
Assurance 20 not know that such will be their action.
Gentlemen from salt Lake City that their crops for the
last three years lave been dlscourangy dehcent Ana
the last drop 70 their discomfort added by the determ
nation on the part Of the governmental dves Young Of
his letter % the COmmss Of Indian Affairs and In
his action 20 keep the troops out Of the Ter
ritory. explained the suggestion that he
fears Their entry would give occasion to the acced
among ht people 10 desert He prefers 10 pack them
an away n a body tstus n seres This Is plausible
but. A. I said, do not know what evidence il
rests.
Military gentlemen are urging upon the administration
the proprtety o; asking immediate increase Of the
army Aside from recent Developments there certainly
exists necessity for this The existing force h quite in
adequate 10 the suitable defence our frontier And even
economical point Of view il desirable 10 avoid the
expenditures al present necessary for the trans
porauon d trooIs from point 70 point
Is believed that Congress will refuse seats 70 Mcssrs
DAVIS and Harris. ~ Baltimore, who claim under the riot
election u some weeks since II Il probable that Bal
tuore vii remain unreprescnted until iis helligerert
ctzeus can suffer election without violence and
murder,
Correspondence Of tho Bon Ton
WASHINGTON, Nov. %, 1857
lord Napier'J Sgiree- Eressolint
Inc weather has suddenly changed, and tho air is de
mcrnpe when loSg psere d. Zen civ /. p nm snS
while here aud there only the sluggish smoke
crawling Out o. TIE chmheys, Harry and ] take the
saddle There are delightful opportunities for rides and
drives about the suburbs Tue streets and avenues are
hard out with pr0dgal disregard 10 economy OF territory
and there the soldiers Home and Columbian College
and Douglas new house aud the navy yard and twenty
other agreeable terpsini 10 the Canter
washington aristOcracy IL the Homogeneous In the
world Neither family ~ ~ Philadelphia nor wealth az
New York brains, In Boston, IL male the tes or
social pos ton And yet neither Of these u entirely gorcd
hero And A. they are seldom u ever comb ned Ia the
same person and political station has 10 be recognised
the result 3 that grand party here is hOtch potch
These iudicous reflections The result Of my pres
ence Al lord Napers sofre music1{e, given W Sir William
Gore Ouseiey last Friday Tommy dearly loves
Lord said byron ~ his brother poet And Tommy
not the only t8u hunter do not blame the disposition
altogether for little given 70 Il, consss, and have
large fahh III booded animals, bpcd or quldruped The
dp.0m body the attraction. Napier Is one o. the
most uu0htrusve. unpretentous hosts IN the world
Ousoey buh hearty and portly every inch an English
Bot u All the "atsrs and gartcrs,' Baron Stoeckel,
the Risian, IL The hsndsomest own that thought
y Nafnme Bod $50, use-somethnQ eiseOf Georgetown,
and felt angry ~ the autocrat Tor continuing 20 send
unmarried ministers The Frez11lln froups did the
music. which was followed by supper There we're In.
tervai for conversation Of which was rare and en-
tertanug tnmboyish young lady from IA rural dis
tri0tsi who sfW her gloves ID dozen places an.
paudinR NleuxtpmIs, c0nndngy asked me
thought quite ugenteel" not to have dancing
A yong gentleman who vas really One looking
rorson, apOog zcd Tor ncautous cHpcc,ofaton ard
l0F Ls pse v It's weed ~ ai9rmlbs me that b. was