WARRINGTON, Feb. 81,
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WARRINGTON, Feb. 81, le45.


II has so happened that no opportunity has pre-
sented itself whereby have been enabled to call
on Capt Tyler since my arrival in Washington,
and hence did not receive an invitation TO attend
his most magnificent party.


It would seem that Col. Polk and lady did not
attend this grand ball of the Captains. Mr.. Dal.
las, however, there, standing in his shoes six
feet high, carrying his white head about the room
at least halt head higher than the average of that
immense crowd, save and except Col. VIM. O.
Butler of Keatucky, who is also about feet
Such another gathering Of people, of hacks, car
rages, &C., has never been seen before in WASH
lngton. twas the Captains last, and a rousing
concern it was. It was only attended by a few
wings, however-such as Mr.. Merrick and few
others They wont make up with Captain Tyler
no how at all. Never mind, may be they'll like


To proceed with the grand ball. The Pre-
sdent's beautiful wife was the observed OF all
observers. The ball was opened by Mr..
Wilkins and Mrs: Tyler, after which the .gayeties
of the evening fairly set in All the Foreign Min
listers were present The beauty OF Madame Bo-
disco attracted much attention, and with His Ex-
cellency, the Russian Minister, engaged with great
glee in the festivities Of the evening. M Bodisco
never looked better nor happier, nor Madam more
lovely. She and Madam Tyler were considered
two Of the most beautiful women Of that vast
assemblage. The sons of Capt Tyler, wives,
friends and all, graced this last grand ball Of the
retiring administration Of their father.


! shouldn't have forgot to mention that long
John Wentworth was there, who was by his head
and shoulders, the tallest man in the room. Among
the bellies present was Miss Wilkins, Miss Wick.
life, Miss Tyler, Miss Edwards-all looked lovely,
cheerful and happy son of the Great Secretary
was quite attentive to Miss Wilkins.


New York, Philadelphia and Boston, were all
represented by the presence Of bellies and beaMrs,
exhibiting much fashion and beauty But New
York can safely rest its claims upon Mrs John
Tyler, as being at the head OF the list, among the
beautiful.


weather was fine the moon shone out bright,
clear, and full. This ball lasted to late hour
The supper was one Of the most s'rechrch<" order.
Wine of all kinds was had in great abundance.


This ball will be one long remembered-t forms
an era in Washington socIety. Mr.. Wilkins. the
Secretary of War, gave fine party the other
ing. SANDY Hook.