Washington.
[Correspondence OF the Hernld.l
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lCorrespondence oi the Herald


WASHINGTON, Nov. l3, 1874.
Landlords and Landladies- Com. Moore-John A.


Donohoo -Janes Maher-1he Imteaigtmcer-T The


IVhig Stand. I'd Whig Fags-A Ne,e Organi-


cation Recommended, &c.


Ny DEAR GENERAL:-


The preparations are being finished for the re-
cepon of Congress and its adjuncts, and landlords
aud landladier are impatently awaiting the lux of
the tide. The citizens, however, do not expect 20
brisk season since the election Of Polk-for they
are justly apprehensive, that there will no, be near
so heavy an irrupion of office seekers in town,
and caucus managers In the distribution Of the
spos, and reorganization OF the departments, as
would have followed had the wings succeeded in


"clearing tho track for oil Kentucky


We are Informed this morning that Com Moore,
OF the Texas Navy, aims largely in expectancy
upon his Texas property. He letl town to-day for
Virginia, and upon Aas return will remain portion
OF the session in Washington. We saw not the
gentleman personally, but we are told he is fine,
warke officer.


Mr. John A. Donohoo, the indomtable demo-
crat Of the Jacksonian school, not to be scared
out Of his rights, having fought the wings of Wash
ingion through the campaign with the Iunk of u
bull dog, has been named by them for the city
post offlce. No, gentlemen, no-he wants no of.
hcc. Strange as II may seem to you, he is salts
fied in the triumph OF his party.


James Maher, In spite Of the Natives, bearing in
his hand the diploma OF Old Hickory, will certain
ly be retained by Young Hickory as public gar.
dener, especially as he IL a namesake ot the new
Preslden and has planted SO many hickory trees
in the Presidents ground. Maher, tso, though
touched with bit OF the brogue OF the 'boys of
Kilkenny" ID one of the best officers under the
government, and though an uglier man, perhaps,
than the editor Of the Globe, or Mr.. Clay, (Ken.
lucky is great Tor ugly men and beautiful women,
as you know hei perhaps, the handsomest gar
dener in The world.


The editors of the Intelligencer have all but
swamped the concern in the "Clay" lmbibing
and dihuslDg the general confidence, they looked
rather tor the Sun to stand still the valley of
Jehoshaphat than for Clay 10 be Iowed up Salt Ri
through The State Of Kentucky.
Another paper, the Wing Standard, established
upon the prospective dropplngs from whig ad-
mlnlstration, is now thrown high and dry among
the Polk stalks. It has fought to the very ex-
reme OF the articles OF war, and we are fearful
Of the conse equences of the revusion. Oh that
men would be wise and prepare for their latter
end"


The whigs still keep many Of their banners fly
ing over their sinking ship; but the November
here OF following your suggestion in adopiiis 49,
name and principles of the American Republic ans
We would advise them to another course-to Try
the name of Locofoco Wings and locofcco ry,n
clpes for one campaign, and il they are not as
IN the days. the psl:ay .s".-.
Tppeconoe and Ty ler too"
successful and victorious.


They must abandon the New Eneland tariff Of
AZ, the bank, and Daniel Webster, If they would
ever show fight again, and take up a general, a
live general, bonatde general, and one whose
moral creed and experience are OF later school
than that OF the federal system.
il rains 10. day, and having lost our blue cotton
umbrella we have not been qualified to a recon-
noisance OF the hotels. No accessions, however,
we believe OF official funcfionaries. Bon.