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A CAsL ON Mas. PoLK.-A eorrespondea. of the New York Journal of Commerce des- cribes vlsit he recently made to the Presi- densial maasioa. He pays . high compl- ment to the ia.elhgeas and pious lady of the President Read what he says:

 '.These musings were soon interrupted by the entrance of Mrs. Poik, who wnh an easy smile and graceful simplicity of manner bld me welcome as, aa American ci,izen, and partaker of common iaiah. Mrs. Polk bears her honors meekty, and surely Il $ no mean elevation to be the wife ol an Ameri. can President an elevation to which many fond and ambitions aspirations are doubtless secretly cherished in the bosoms of high. minded American females, but which only one now and then can enjoy.

 ''And this one probably was among the las, to covet or expect it, thl the stage news came from Baltimore to disturb the quietude of her happy domestic life in Tennessee, Mrs. Polk may be considered lellc,tous specimen of the geuteel American lady, who wilhoat artificial aiis, withou, any assumed stateliness of manners, withou, any ambitious ornaments of dress, exchanges the coartes,es

 

 of social life, and demeans herself in public, with . sincerity somewhat rare in the current, circles ef fasAiea. cannot but think thai the basis Of her style of character is laid in true unaffected plety She is regular ID her attendance on divine worship, and oa the Communion of the Lords Supper In this conversation she expressed her great delight. among similar things, in having re- gently witnessed and welcomed the admis- sion of three or four interesting yoa,hs to the Commsnien Of the Church Presbyterian of which she Is member. Unlike some of her predecessors. Mrs. Polk has no taste for the gay amusements of the losersa pIeas- ure. Hence she escaped the morsikca,ion of that almost ludicroGs scene exhibited the other night al Jackson Hall, when the buil- ding tock fire, and the irruption ofthe angry element 60 uneeremonioasiy eisesed the merry dancers from the scene of their mirih."