LATEST INTELLIGENCE By THE MAILS.

Intelligence from Wash,ns,ou,
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The intelligence from Washington ls Of an In
terestlng character. The democratic caucus on
Saturday night was stormy one, pad icsalted IN an
early adjournment to Monday. The quarrels of the
diieren cques, it expected, have thrownth cleo
ton into the House without caucus nomination.
II this be the case the opening of Congress may
probably be characterised by exciting scenes.


The questions of the Speakershp-public printing
the almighty dollar in types and printing ink
seem to absorb almost all others the Message
itself.


To-nghts express, if one is run, and that depends
upon the election of Speaker, will be looked for
with considerable interest and anxiety. If, howev-
er, no express comes, the usual mail, the lightning
line, will bring us the latest intelligence.