LATEST MFELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS.

Important from Warrington -Progress OF


the Opposition To tho Adminlst ration.
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the Opposition To the Administ ration.


We have received some very interesting inte.
gence from our special correspondent in WASH
ington.


The organization OF curious and extraordinary
opposition, TO be composed Of democrats and wings,
against the admin. .trauon, is making some pro-
gress IN Washington, and will tend TO increase the
interest IN the occurrences in that city during the
winter


There are twenty-eght democratic Senators now
in Washington; and, of these, only twenty-ons
could be convened in caucus to nominate the officers
OF the Senate and select the committees. They
nominated Judge Siurgs, oi Georgia. for Secretary,
in the place of Mr.. Dickens, as before mentioned,
and Salisbury, Of Pennsylvania, for Door Keeper.
Salisbury received ii votes, and Henry T. Riell 10.
twill be recolected that Salisbury was elected to
the Baltimore Convention as Van Buren, an, but
resigned in favor of an anti. Van Burenlte. 1t ls
said that Col. Benton threatens oppose these
nations, and, If so, there probably warm work
IN the Senate yesterday.


Il is given out that this crusade is not so much
against Dickens as against those under him, who
represented be wings 1t is to oust them that
the attempts are made TO toss him overheard.


Among few, II seems certain that none Of the
caucus nominations will be elected. All, of course,
depends upon the way the whg Senators vote
Allen. Haywood, and, it said, Bagby, will go with
Benton.


Ii Is intimated that Dixon H Lewis will be Chair.
man of the Committee Finances in the Senate.
and Ingersol Chairman OF the Committee of Foreign
Relations In the House


Every thing relative to Mexico is kept very close.
messenger arrived at Washington, two days ago,
from the Envoy to that Republic. 1t is matter of
doubt whether he could bring any thing of import
ance, for the Envoy had not arrived at Vera Cruz.


Our next intelligence from Washington will be
interesting. Warm work is good for cold weather.