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Correspondence Of the Herald.]
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BosroN, Feb. n, ls45.
lhe Stream to Washington inauguration OF


Mayor Davis-Simgular Increase of Population


Women of the Pacifc-Theatricais.


All eyes are turned towards the seat of intrigue
and management, Washington, where most OF our
leading politicians have gone. Every mouth is


filed, like the newspapers with coDjectures relative
to the cabinet appointments, removals from offices,
to confrmations and the like. Many OF our lovll-
est bellies have gone on to grace the Inauguration
ball, and if your own and other cities but send
proportional quota, it will prove recherche affair
indeed.


There was report about town yesterday and
this morning that Mr.. Davis, the newly elected ma
tive Mayor, would not be sworn into office, on ac
count of the llegality of the returns from ward IL
-(South Boston)-the inspectors for which section,
it appears, were never sworn into their Offices But
let this be as it may, Mr.. Davis was sworn in this
noon, having votes enough for choice, throwing
out the ward in question. Our city police and such
other officers depend upon the gift OF the Mayor,
and his interest here, suddenly become most siren
uous natives" and il we are to believe them,
every one voted that ticket at the last election
Perhaps sO


Perhaps yeu noticed that the train of cars which
LETT Portland Tor Boston on Tuesday afternoon.
took but thlrtyfOur passengers at starting, and yet
when they arrived here, although they took up



nouncement puzzled some of our FIRST arthmet-
clans; but thus it was: young girl was delivered
Of fine boy in the cars, which she quietly placed
in her muf, and carried to her home.


Otahelte, the most fruitful isle of the Society
group and not inapty termed the belle OF the Pa
cfc, bids fair to become quite lion among islands
the world over. l learn from friend lately re-
turned from Europe, that a number OF the female
natives, who are described to resemble very much
the quadroons of the West Indies, have lately been
imported into England. They possess fine black
hair, are of ordinary size, and in complexion of a
pale mahogany brown; They are remarkable for
very beautiful eyes, which are said to even rival
the Circassian bellies, and as graceful in their
native wlldness as the Bohemian peasants.


This city, like that OF New York, is fully stock
ed with minstres, white and black, "sable SIS
ters," etc. The Nationalth theatre is still doing we'll
Two new aspirants for public honors in the histro-
mic hne, made their first appearance here on Tues
day evening names, ]. B. Blnny and G. ]. Madl
son, the former in Count de Valmont, in Dlmon's
play of the "Foundling Of the Forest" the latter
Martin Haywood, in the "Rent Day" Mr.. Binny
was so successful as to be announced for reappear
ance the following evening, In the same charac-
ter


We have had a week of the most genial and
summer like weather, but there must be something
sterner coming. Guy FAUX.