Correspondence of tas Daily Palladium.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
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MT. Botts' application for committee to investigate the charges made by himagainst the President was refused l27 to 0S. The Presidents friends voted in the negative-a strange proceeding if they had faith in the correctness of his conduct. A great many whigs voted nay because they thought the play not worth the candle. It was very gen. erally believed, at least believed by a large number. that the allegations could he prov ed but it would Consume much precious time, and could not well add to the odium with which the President is now regarded by. the people.

 The Committee of Ways and Means, as you are doubtless aware, have reported against the Presidential Exchequer. This Report with the debate thereon, fully con- firms me in the opinion gave you a few days since, namely, that the Exchequer could only get the votes of few Eastern Whig members. Mr. Fillmore, you know is Chair man of Ways and Means; his report is 2 very full and able one. The resolution ac- companying it, declaring that the Exchequer project ought not to be adopted, expressed the views of every member of the committee; the report, however, was not as unanimous ly concurred in. Mr. Atherton, member of that Committee, reported an amendment to the resolution to instruct the committee to report plan offinance similar to that of the sub treasury. The debate upon this Report. resolution and amendment, occupied the greater port of the day.

 MT. Wise demanded to know if the com. mittee did not intend to report any plan of currency. Mir. Fillmore replied that the committee had reported two already, and that they had been defeated by the President. MT. Granger observed that he considered the Exchequer graft from the subtreasury "a Government bank in it's more objection able form.

 Capt. Tyler is evidently satisfied by this time with his democratic connection, and think would gladly discover it if he could be restored to the confidence of those he has so meanly betrayed.

 The parson says, if a "feller " gets in the fire and roars, it is just the same as if there was roaring fire. MAssAcHusETTs.-The House of Representatives to cleo, their candidates, to be to the Sem ate, for State officers Saturday morning last The four candidates for Governor from whom two to be selected, are Messrs. Davis Morton, Sewal, and F. Jackson for It. Governor, from whom two aye to Pierp0nt.

 .W q 9'T6e ed, In Goshen on the lth inst. by the Rev. Mr. War ner Capt. Whiting Wilcox of Cornwall. to Miss Dn. na Gilett of Goshen.

 Died,

 In sharon. on the 9th inst. Charles Henry, son of Chas. F. Sedgwick, Esq. aged years.

 Ia Lee, Mass. Dec. g, George Norton son of Mir. James Bnrnes, aged years, months and days.

 A little while, the rosebud bright. To cheer onr path was given;

 Too frail tn endure earth's chilling blight

 Transterr'd to fields of living light, The flower expands in Heaven.