Correspondence of,I,e Baltimore Clipper.
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WASH1kGTOH, Jan ~. lS40.

 Yesterday atiernoon Mr. McNuy, the defauIting clerk ndered himself to the Marshal of the Dis uici, in whose custody and whose office he now remains waiting for security. It was generally re- ported believe here on Saturday evening and yes- 'erday morning that McNully left this city Saur. day by the evening tran of cars for Baltimore; but this probably not the case. The Deputy Mar shal renamed with McNuty last night al Mr. Foy s relectory and tavern on D. street. This morning McNuliy taken before Justice Morrell, who, for some reason of which 1 am not informed postponed the examination until to-morrow morning al 10 o'clock. It is now nearly o'clock, and have just left the Court House Mir. McNulty is still in GUS tody of the Marshal. waiting for his securities. Jas. Hohan, Esq, appeared 10 day counsel for Me- Nuhy.

 fatal occurrence toek place this afernoon al two o'clock on Capitol Hill, at the residence of Major Barker of the Treasury Depar It appears that Wade Barker ra youth of fourteen years of age. was using, probably playing with, loaded pistol, when il suddenly went of and lodged it's contents in his head. The unfortunate youth soon afterwards ex- pired Dr. Hall immediately sent for. but sur gical aid could not avail This evening al o'clock Coroner Woodward will hold an inquest over the body, when the particulars of this melancholy oc- currence will undoubtedly appear.