The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-27
Our Washington Correspondent!
WASHINGTON CITY,(
Nov. 10, 1862. :

brance Of two smiling faces whose welcome
home was enjoyed not many days since,
within a certain "sanctum" that is destined
to mako its mark in history, your Cores
| poudent is again seated to resume another
Chapter Of incidents from the vast volume
of the past, relying as heretofore upon the
kind indulgence of your patrons for any lack
of interest which each hurried attempt will
often have. Those interviews though few
and brief, carried with them the agreeable
assurance, that Time had not only dealt
lightly with "you and yours" but an intel
ligent public had not failed to appreciate
the influence of truly conservative sheet,
while advocating with an unswervins hd ell
ity, the principles of ar imperishable DEM
ocracy-thus realizing the predictions of lis
many friends.
But l must not enlarge upon merlted
compliment to the founders of a widely cir
culated Journal; the Firm of Ross & RossER'
must continue to wave, and serve as the U M
pire among the any Pilots who are seeking
to guide our "Ship OF State.'
An ineXhaustible subject naturally looms
up from memory's storehouse, now that
have veutured upon another somewhat Hat
| terng introd ucton ;-one which has such ar
intimate connection with our hopes of yes
terdav and feelings of to-day-that so great
an oversight M ght never be pardoned,
should | fail to give it its due rank and
weight among other things which seem to
/ o,,l dor do ha in, mt
Perhaps many of your fair patrons, whose
dear forms are often seen bending over the
columns of "Bulletin, - are already involved
in perfect labyrinth Of guess work as to
icAqt that topic IS, which occupies SO con-
spicuous a place in ones daily walk and
its wings for even temporary repose; and
lastly, eoitto"t which, many poor, bashful
fellow, would be lost in quandary when
seated in the presence Of his young hearts
fondest dreams But those two significant
words: The Weather. will solve the riddle
which is about to speak for itself.
Washington a city that claims to be the
great centre Of attraction, especially at this
time, has perhaps never known amore tickle
era than the past three wee ks ushered in
November always was a counterpart of April
, with her dreuchng showers and chilly
winds; but just now, the despatched gar
mouts OF fashionable demoiselles, and the
soied patent feathers of Young America
| denote an unusual visitation Of muddy
! streets and sitting atmosphere, while the
conversation of each sufferer has to vent its
Gispleasure by exclaimipg-'' What IA horrid
day" Rain is not the word to express the
! cause of present appearances-but Ike a
m ghtv simeon in the deserts Of Africa, th O
S orm King has swept over our midst wi h
only an occasional CLEAN of sunshine, so that
warm, bright fires have been eagerly sousht
to dispel Consciousness of the gloom with =
out.
First on the docket, our city is filling UP
with strar gers, all evidently on the 'Qui vire'
for the approaching session Of Congress-
The rush will in all probability greatly sur
; pass any preceding win ser-consequently
every man who processes to understand the
true method of Keeping a Hotel,' expects
to reap golden harvest, without any COM
FUNCTIONS of Conscience concerning the
tariff they intend 20 impose tor certain luxu-
ries. The various .loons which for several
weeks back wore such deserted look, are
again in full blast, that the nights may be
rendered hideous with the revels of each
worshipper at most insulating shrine. and
Police stock will undoubtedly rise to as great
4 demand. with station hoase tendency.
The removal of Gen. Mcclellan. which
but few days ago so freely discussed,
and the occasion of quite sensation among
all classes of political opponents, because of
a wide diversity of opinion as TO the Cause,
has by no means left damper upon the
spirits of our gallant Officers, by whom, not
withstanding his apparent inactivity he was
SO much ilolzed--nor has 1t created any
feelings of discord among the brave troops
he Sc much loved in return
The star OF our nations destiny has not
yet shed its last ray of light upon the thou
sands who still cling to that Union which an
immortal Washington bcqueathed to bis
Country; but it still shines on; and upon its
bright surface the cheering words are
written:
An end will soon come to this terrible
strife. And yet the stoutest heart is in
clined to shudder in contemplation of a
future that no mortal eye can penetrate-no
mortal wisdom can surely know. May that
Being in whose keeping just cause will
ever prosper. smile upon oar brave army
throughout every change that awaits-for