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A letter from Washington of the 18th INST 10 %
the N. Y. American, thus speaks of the prooau" No
ity Of the bankrupt act being passed at TINS 80
sion.


''n is believed that there is now falr pros
pcct that the most desirable measures OF un.
form national Bankrupt Law, will at last DC pa,
ed. A little concession on the part Of the lfc.,,
bcrs from the commercial States, in yleidh5 y
the clause called the rol,tntary Bankr"P'ch -
which persons who are not merchants, may '"
nit to commission, as is provided IN tlIe n,~
English Bankrupt Law, would prooap'! conrt
its passage. The decision of the Supreme - is"
upon the validity of the state insolveh! ,aI, :,
may have some cfcct.--'rhst question 10 ~ ",
argued in a few days, and much may depe""h hnf
its determination. 1t was argued IN iosf, f.;,n
has been continued ever since tor denpe.". den'na NJ,
and is now to be rc-argued, in consequent he
Judge Trmble taking his seat on the ben', a.nr u;
having been appointed since the for'neF ''
ing"