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SIGN1FIcANT.-Mr. Matthew l.. Davis continues
to write very interesting letters from this city, to
the National Intdigencer, under the signature of
!" Calm Observer" He is beginning to enter mi
nutely into the condition, position and relations of
the democratic party, and will no doubt take an ac-
tive part in the movements that may be expected,
after the meeting of Congress, relative to the con-
hrmaton o. the Collector OF this port, and public
officers of other cities. There is to be general
onset made upon the Senate, in order to procure
rejection by that body of the nominations of the
Collectors of New York, Phadelphia, Boston and
other places