sad is expected tomorrow.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10,
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WASHINGTON, Dec 10, 1S45.
we have no particular news to-day You have
already the proceedings OF both Houses of Con.
gress, and they are not interesting at that


Mr.. Webster, OF Massachusetts, who has been
anxousy expected by his whig friends. has at length
arrived, and is stopping a, Coleman's.


The fashionable season opened this evening at
Coemans Hotel. The ladies' were beautiful-the
dances enchanting-the supper excelent-,he wine
unsurpassed. Farther than this | dare not saw.
Every name is sacred, with the exception of Cole
mans, and it is no sacrilege to say that Coleman :
parties the richest and pleasantest o all those
held IN Washington. Coleman should be President,
but that he is wanted hotel keeper, and cannot
be spared TO fill inferior Offices such Presidents
Secretaries OF State, NC.


The weather is delightful but there is little news
10 give food for Washington letter writers.