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From cur Regular Correspondent
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From Regular Correspondent


WASHINGTON Dec Il. 1875 P. NJ.


Yesterday was beautiful day. beautiful as the
soft smiles of woman, the air as pure her soul
to day is regular rainy, sullen slippery good-tor-
nothing gloomy day as cold, cheerless and uncom-
Portable as disappointed Loco-Foco Office seeker.
Last night about 10 o'clock it commenced with
slight fall of snow, hail, which during the night
turned into regular heavy rain. which has con-
tinued to the present Tune with very little prospect
Of clearing up even now.


Among the arrivals herelast night was Gen. MAR
RIorT. the Collector of the Port of Baltimore
There is great trouble brewing In the party against
Mr. Polk because he will not turn out this man. |
hardly know what the charges against him are are
but understand the party want TO have Mr.. CARR
put in his place II is said that he has been carrying
ont Native American doctrines in his office; that
prescription of NaturaliZed Citizens is one OF his
cardinal principles and that yet Mr. Polk refuses 10
listen to the representations of his party made
against the incumbent. 1t may be that Mr.. Marriott
comes on to defend himself against his accusers and
10 use means TO retain his situation.


The Tammany folks in NewYo are strange
beings Tney have resolved TO celebrate the death
of Jackson by grand ball at Tammany Hail. on the
sth of January. Quite number of members OF
Congress have received cards. inviting them 10 be
present. The circular says that the commemora-
ton will be peculiarly interesting at this time,
WIlcU luc -IGIt pt"t'L hft't 't"'tCI c' Itt-~'s
has but recently been withdrawn from the scenes OF
his earthly irumphs" Ii also makes illusions 20 our
Foreign Relations. which require irmncss, patriot
ism &c Gen. Jackson is dead and our Foreign Re
laions are involved doubt and difficulty, and these
men call midnight reve TO dance and fiddle over
this state of things 1t is almost as Inconsistent as
the sentiments attributed to Gen. Jackson on his
death bed who is represented Il hope wrongtullyl as
praYing Heaven TO forgive his sins but advising those
who remained on earth to make compromise with
each other but at the mouth of the cannon.


The Swiss Bell Ringers have been in the city for
several days, and have been attended by pretty
large audiences. They gave their farewell Concert
last night prior to their departure for Richmond.
where they appear tomorrow evening. DR.. Nalcn-
tine appears at Carusis Saloon tomorrow evening
with his aughabe stories and delineations OF char
acter


The case Of Mr.. CABELL of Florida has been
brought up before the Committce on Elections. 1t
will be resumed tomorrow, and we shall soon know
what will be done with it, There are three Wings
and six LocoFocos on the committee. We shall
soon see how far party will triumph over justice. /
may send you some facts about the case to morrow.


RlCHELIEU.