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Warrington.


Correspondence of the Herald.l


Y. S. HOTEL. WASHINGTON, Aug. 4, ls46


Il Racy and Nice Little Chapter.


The work of rotation, or OF prescription, accord
ing to whg photographers, now in full and inexo-
rabe operatlon (saving the old auditors is turning
loose upon the community body of men, who will
doubtless fight like Trojans for the Wing ticket In
1913. There are some veryjudicious removals, and
some very hard ones--and there are also some try-
ing disappointments. We could name a number OF
cases of good men and true, held IN allowance for
several months, who have been finally non-suited
by the appointment of other names to the Offices
they had in anticipation. Some of these applicants
have been on expense here, at the hotels, since
March last and thus TO lose their time, their pros
pecs, and their loose cash. is next to the shower
bath of an unexpected turn out from $1,000 clerk
ship.


We have told you, or rather Father Richie has,
IN glowing praises, of Mr.. Cave Johnson's magnif-
cent Philadelphia carriage. We now learn that the
Secretary of State has ordered one from the same
place, Of the same sort If this be so, shouldn't
wonder to the example followed by Mr.. Ban
croft, Mr. Mason, and even by Mr., Marcy. It will
be good for trade TO follow up this business, but not
altogether appropriate to the simplicity of Demo-
cracy. The example Of the President, in the PLAIN
and unosentatious furnishing of the White
House, IS rather the precedent which should
i II
| in carriage which had cost us a round thousand
! while the body Of the democracy are trudging in
| the hot sunshine on foot. We go for the example
of republican simplicity, and the unsophisticated
| homespun


We are panied to learn that the interesting, youth
| ful and accomplished daughter of the Major General
is lying seriously afflicted with pulmonary afiec-
| ton, at the Georgetown Convent, whittier che has
fled as a refuge from the strfes and foles of the
world We may take the liberty to say, that on a
| visit from her father who asked her if she were
happy in her retirement from the world, she an
swered that she was happy, grateful and resigned
His reply to this, was worthy the soldier and the
man. "Then, my child, am L." The reader, whose
heart in the right place, cannot fail to be moved
by the reflections which incidents like this must
| awaken.


| We have had some distinguished arrivals within
few days past j. E. Eldridge, of Texas, at Cole
man. s. Hon. John M Mason, Of Virginia, at Full
ler's; Hon John B. Weller and Hon. George G
Dromgoole at Browns, and r. Chilten, of Virginia,
at the United States. We expect the Hon. George
Sykes, of New Jersey, every day now, for he Is
still talked of for commissioner Of the public build
ings, although OF the executive household oc-
cupied the pew OF Major Noland (the incumben)
yesterday at the Presbyterian church..
There were fine rains in this region yesterday,
which will do much in the partial redemption OF the
corn crop


In our next, we shall give you the movements
among the democracy for the campaign of l848
and Of the views we shall take, we challenge cri-
tical examination.