Matters In Washington.
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Correspondence Ol Inc lIiOunt


wAsu1sc7os. March 20,h, ls45.


The Report of the Committee on the Zabriskle
Contract" has been published. The developments
are rich. send you the Report, but cannot for
ward you all the documents accompanying Ii.
shall mark two or three passages 10 be extracted,
but the report and documents should be published
entire. The exposition is by a Loco-Foco Com
mittee, on the transactions of some Of that party
who were leagued together 10 defeat Mr. Clay tor
fear of his making his Administration too cor
rupt MIR Zabrskie was one Of the chief men
(Marshai) at the Inauguration Of Mr. Polk


About IS or 20 minutes past O'Clock this even
ing, splendid meteor was seen in the South As
il approached the horizon, in Westward direc,
ton, i, seemed TO explode in a vivid blaze AS J
saw it oaly through window, cannot give any
correct particulars about IL lis brlliiancy however
attracted my attention even from the lights in the
room. | hope our New Haven friends were not
asleep. Almost every meteor reports itself TO New
Haven't


Among the arrivals at Coleman's to-day, no,
tice two Of the editorial fraternity S. Medary, OF
the Ohio Statesman, aud Du Sole OF the Phlladel-
phia Times. Yours, EIcHELIEU.