From the Hasa. Usi9a., l5ta iasi. KIT CARSON, OF THE WEST
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This singular man Jeff Washington this morning ln company with Mrs. Fremont, for the west. On entering the War 0siice, yesterday, wc were asked, ..Have you seen Kit Carson: He has this moment Jeff my room; and singular and striking maa he is, Modest as he Is brave, with the fire of enter prise in his eye--with the bearing of an h. dian, walking even with toes turned in-i wish you could have seen hisn.'' We were so unfortunate as to miss hiIn, though our curiosity was greatly excited; but, in the course of two hours, gentleman. who had seen much of Carson, waited upon us and poltsely furnished ns with the following deS- cription of this singular man. The portrait IS admirably drawn, and it gives US great pleasure To lay it before our readers. It Is the character of one of those bold and enter prising spirits of the west, whom Ihe peculiar influences .f the frontier se;llements--he- tween tue white man aud the red man -are so well calculated to produce. Carson, how ever Is master spirit, whose habits we like 10 understand, and whose adventures we deligh, to hear

 Such unique character ought io be pre- served by the magic pen Of genius, before is traiis disappear under the advance of eiEiliza- ,ion.

 KIT CARSON,

 Under this name, within few years, has become quite familiar to the public, mainly thro' his connection with the expeditions ol Fremont. one of the best of those noble and original characters that have from time to time sprung up on and beyond our fronticr,