BY the President


N. P. TRIsT, Acting Secretary of Stale
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- Mrs Lieut. Col. Fremont The Washington
correspondent of the Commercial Adverlicer,
writes graceful letter respecting New Years
Day at the Presidents house. in which we find
f1attering notice of the daughter of Col. Benton,
who married the gallant Fremont


Look there in the ccntrel Who is that Young
and lovely creature with such intelligence and
lovely and agreeable manners. now chatting
French with this diplomat, then Spanish with thai,
anon Italian with another. What a wife she
would make for an Ambassador Soft you sir /
That lady is married and mother She has
more discernment than her father, far seeing as
he is, and was disobedient enough to think for
herself, and to unite her destiny to young lieu
tenant, who in the tide of time may, for aught
know, become President of a republic on the
Western side Of this continent