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the turmoil of public life, for, trust, more wholesome atmosphere.

 In social life, here, every thing jega< on m it's accustomed way. The same quantity of old claimants, Indians, politicians, office holders and seekers throng the lobbys of the capitol, and pick their teeth in front of the hotels. We have some of your copper col cred denizens, among whom are Tiger Tail and Wild Cat, the celebrated Seminole chiefs {; and the Rocky mountain people are repre- sented by three or four bona fde Builaloes. These tights, with occasional music in the public grounds from the marine band, and the smiles of the fair sex, who have several Fairs i'll full tide of experiment., serve some- what to banish the eui which warm sum- mer's evening creates. A group of statuary has just been placed at the east front of the capitol, representing the landing of Colum- bus. It is executed in marble by Signor Persico, an Italian of great talent, and has clcited the admiration of every one who lays claim to the possession of a correct knowledge of the fine arts. Greenough's Washington sinks into insignilicance when compared to the work of the Italian, but hope he will endeavor to ''do better next timco Mo sheet is out.

 Yours, CROCKETT.