Correspondence ef he co,ssiiev s knqsai,er.
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 Correspondence cf ate Cosuiy E Enqaarer.

 WAsHrrcror, Feb. Is.

 The meeting yesterday between the receding and the approaching President, took place at the White House. No two suns shine in the hrma- ment at once and John Tyler therefore sets before James K. Polk rises. The meeting was an inter- esting one, conveying the moral oi ouf Constitution ready obedience to the will oi the people; Ins President elect was accompanied by his lady, and his nephew, Col. Walker, the Private and Conh- dentiai Secretary of the next dynasty: the acting President a-ortnght. received his v!sitorswth his beautiful lady by his side, her mothef, sister, and cousins That Prenr eherniier. Gen. Ward. of Westchester, acted as the Grand Chamberlain of the occasion--and never were his winning manners more successfully exerted. Hisyery bow achieved marvels: his tact covered any awkwardness m the scene. MT. Tyler, to do him justice, behaves with much dignifed cordialisy, and sueceeqeai as vet as one coud to dispel the consirainf of the occa- sion. Mrs. Tyler, as evef, looked and acted the lady welt. The ceremony passed oil much better than could have been anticipated. s-gs The rpsi. Of ErFor-The Supreme Court have

 the r a sF S n ana a General have been cited in behalf of the State to appear on the first Monday of December next. to hear the question argued.

 The effect of this will De merely to try the ques- ton whether the constitution and laws 1.-The Uni. ted States have been violated by the action of this OtatC III tuS trldI OJ LOTT IOT treason. .s

 It will not be regretted by any that the Supreme Court are 10 hear and determine this matter What ever may be their decision Rhode island will abide by it'-P Pyo0idenee ISanserips

 APPROPRIATE WELCOME.

 On the day ofJAMEs K. PoLK's arrival at Wash. inSton, the American Flag was displayed in his honor, from the Liberty Pole erected in front ofthe SLAvE-rEN, in the city of Washington. Whatever may De thought or said touching the other incidents or or MT. & rolks reception at Washington. there can ceremony What more natural than that those eu- gagged in the purchase and sale of human flesh and blood should exult at the approaching inauguration of President whose administration is to be con ducted upon the ' one ideas of extending inc limi its and Perpetuating the existence of HUMAn SLA- VERY! We'll, then, may the propriefors of the National Slave-Pen display the flag of the ffees from their Head Quarters, and rejoice to know that " enlarging the area of {reedom" will open new markets, and create additional demand for the human merchandise in which they traffic. f1s @ -~4@-@ tTN5f8 44ER et

 SANTA ANNA is to be tried on the following charges

 , lst High Treason.in attempting to subvertths Constitution and elevate himself to the supreme au thorisy as Emperor of Mexicu

 2d-For violating the constitution by an arhitra. v exercise of powers not delegated to him. E

 3d.-For maifeasance in office; applying fhe monies of the government to his own use and sen. ling out of the country on his individual account 'everai millions of the public money appropriated y Congress for national objects.

 4th--for violating the principles of war at Pue- 'la; opening his batteries upon the city and cruel y butchering the inhabitants while cessation of ,cstiities had been solicited by him and granted 'nder the sacred guarantee Of [ flag oftruce.

 5th.--For robbing the national mint, pislaging ltles, and approPriating to his own purposes Pub- 6th.-D -Disobedience to orders, in refusing to de- iver up his command when ordered by govern nent.

 .Maycr of Besfss ---T'he eighttri for the elec. ion of Mayor of the City of Boston, took place on friday. and resulted in. the choice of THoa6As A. )AYIs. the Native American candidate Hereceiy.v d 1863 votes; Mr. Parker tWhig) 4376; scatter. ng 223 The Loco candidate had been with. rawn. ssas s s..;s q .sssssss.sts \ ssss5s gs

 fTousAroErc Ram RoAD.-1 receipts ofths iousatonc Rail Road. in round numbers, were h | as rr isss Isls N -ssA '-n Sss.ooc @ o

 in m is4ss 1874 lA.a-s -e. lso.ooo lse'ooo sa The average increase per annum is 5 SSe.ooo ..s The receipts for January, lo45, were lS.s24 < .he receipts for Januarys IS44s were NJ l6,30S 7 he nett increase over "A is 3.5lS sS Of the business of 1894 about l27 DO dollars wac peal. and 23.0O0 dollars were received from pss-s sngsrs and freight betvesn New York and Alba- The receipts show that the local husiness of the cad wial soon De abundsnily sufficient n pay fair lterest on iiscost. Although the taxesgA b1siness rapidly increasing. it is scomparatiyely of motey- le importance. s Though the winter of fs43-slx as very favorable. and the Housainnic noad wiah- Ut competitors far New York and Albany busi. ass. the reeeipts shcwsd sn gnexpesteay laNe