WASHINGTON, Sunday, April 6, lS45
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Tsmperance-President Savage in Bad Bor-


Annerat,on Going Ahead-The arabian Horses.


The cause of Temperance here, since the In
auguration, Gas would appear in the sequel uue)
has been forced to retrograde before the nvincible
cohorts of John Barleycorn. The President of the
teetotalers, Mr. Savage, came near getting himself
into a small difficulty day or two since A week
ago, there was fancy dress ball given in town,
and never, on any occasion of the kind, have we
witnessed such general good feeling, harmony and
uninterrupted sobriety as characterised this fancy
ball. President Savage. however, not having The
precepts of his proselyte, Tom Marshall, before
him, some days since, at temperance meeting,
took occasion to denounce our ball in measured
TERMS charging that the ardent was drank there to
excess-accuslng even the ladies', our informant
tells us, Of participating In the fire water II
President Savage at the next public meeting of the
teetotalers, does not make the honorable amend
ment, he will be held to the accountability OF e-
gal prosecution.


The two Arabian horses, from the Iuaum of
Muscat to the President Of the United States,
and tor which the Constitution forbids him
receiving, are 10 be cold IN this city on
animals, of light grey, speckled with small straw
berry spots. They are full. blooded Mamelukte,
one of them OF royal pedigree, andso fiery and inn
petuous. that lhe can scarcely be restrained by
halter. II these two horses were brought OUT on
the Pennsylvania avenue. IN high wind, they
would certainly imagine themselves in the great
desert among the clouds OF sufiocatlng sand, go
graphically described by Major Bruce. We sup
pose that Porter, of the Spirit of the Times, is TO
have one of these Arabs.


The last news from Texas is delightful Annex
alton is sweeping the pralries of the Colorado
ani the Brassos like swath Of autumnal fire. The
great free trade movements OF Sir Robert Peel
contributed materially to the cause.


The President of the United States never looked
so pleasant and well pleased to-day. John Jones
is in ecstacies. Col Benton, aplrehenslve that
Missouri is to be robbed by annexation of the San
ia Fe and Chihuahua trade, is not quite enthu-
siastc aboutit


The Cabinet council to morrow will be a grand
affair. Bancroft will show himself true annexa-
ton man, as COED as Marcy or Buchanan. We
shall 20 ahead now most swimmingy