THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
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The Senate held Session this evening, and hlr.
McIN,rYIE made Speech in favor OF Annexation
Mr.. BERRrEy had the fioor, but declined speaking
because of indisposition. Mr. B. wished TO get the
Aoo, for tomorrow, but was supplanted by Mr.. Al
,rx OF Ohio. WHO will in the morning render his
reason, for defying the will Of his State and the
peremp,ory, explicit instructions OF her Legislature.
The debate does not seem TO be near It's termina-
,ion Mr.. CRrrrEypES Of KY will have drive
cut OF them before it closes.


have one bad rumor tonight through different
channels-that Mr. JOHNSON Of La. has been driven
INTO The support OF Annexation by the adyices from
Louisiana Still, | do not give it up. Mr.. BENTON
canno, vote for tae House resolutions, naked, with
out degrading himself in the eyes OF every body
and If these are altered, neither FOSTER nor JOHN
SOY will vote for them. 1t is close work.


We hea. that the Legislature Of Maryland viii
instruct Mr. MERRicK, but he will set all instruction
at defiance.


Amid the fog of Cabinet saeculations, Ihayc set
tied Just one point this evening namely, that Mr.
FLAco can't come in New-Engand Is still terce.
ly fighting for WOODBURY. or BANCROFT, and Polk
has objections to both Woodbury. is dlsliked az
one of Van Buren's Secretaries, though far enough
from being Van Buren, man; Mr. Polk wants ,t
form new Administration BANCROFT has gone
home, having made no favorable impression here
but he may squeeze in. Mr.. RANToUL might yer.
likely come in between the two, but he prefers I,
be Collector at Boston.


The Young Democracy Of New-York say II
Mr. Polk, Give us no Cabinet officer, rather thai
Van Buren, man. MIR. Flagg is doomed. Gov
Marcy abjures Van Burenism, and will probably
get in, if New York has place at all. Mr. CAM
B.ELENe would Mt object to boss the Treasury
but has no support


/, is too bad that Il. NJ SAUNDERS, deadly
enemy of Postage Reform is to be Postmaster
General, but I hear ii is to be so. CAVE JOHNSON
is the only alternative to talked ONO better


have transcript of some OF the bills paid b.
McNulty, late clerk Of the House, to James +
Secor and others, OF New York, for stationery 10
Congfess The charges are airocious. Qullls q
$40 per thousand !. sperm candles at AZ cents pc
pound Fla, cap paper at SO per ream (several hur
j dred reams>, and then $50 for CUTTING DOWN ~
reams of it (who ever heard of the like y Car
ridge paper, at 1915, and medium at $3.50, fon
an array of hard prices, such as ! neversaw before
If Mac buys for himself as he does for Congress
no wonder he is used up. no.


1 notice to-day the arrvr OF JOHN 1. MUMroRD. and
r. Tallmr dge OF Now-York and Gov. Steele of New
HampshIre John X. Kane OF Philadelphia, shunk's At
,orney General made somewhat famous by the Polk Tariff
Letter arrived here this morning. They all after hC
spoils.