WAsHINGroN, New Years Night,) lS45.
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GEN. j. G. BENNETT:


We resume the broken thread OF our cryrents
caa0sties of the day from letter of this after
noon.


Among the numerous other houses thrown open
to-day to their friends, that of Mr.. Rves deserves
particular commendation. He had a good and
beautiful New Years dinner spread out, and his
amiable and accomolished lady, "a lady who has
exalted herseffrom hnmble merit TO the top of the
wave OF popular esteem, station and wealth.
distinguished herself on the occasion Mr. Blair,
too, threw open his doors, his heart, and his side
board and Mr. Kendall was at home in the after
noon, and Mr. Calhoun in the morning; and that
staunch old republican, Governor Parrish Of Maine,
Gone OF the protestants against the proceedings Of
rooms the "happy new-year'' of his friends And
John Foy was all smiles, and Come, gentlemea,
help yourselves;" and Jenny Maher had New
Catholic fair is going on tonight, and 1t is quite
the fashion to go there and the little dancing
and Coleman, like Captain Rice, "he gin a treat
tonight" in hop at quadrilles. w.