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CLAY's GAMnLtSG-WmG TEsrIMoSY-- The Washington correspondent of the N. I. Express, writing from Washington, at the time when Lord Ashburton was entertained in grand style by the coon aristocracy, says of one of the fashionable gambling parties:

 "At one of the CARD TABLES were Lord Ashburton, Mr. CLAY, Mr. Bodiscoe. the Russian Minister, and MT. Crittenden-four very distinguished men, willing away their time very pleasantly, but not very proitably, perhaps, some will say. It was, however, but a SOCIAL GAME OF CARDS, with nothing worth naming at stake l!o

 sNolhmg worth naming" in this case means golden eagles or half eagles. The for eign Lords and Ministers would disdain to gamble for less stake.