MISCELLANEOUS.
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The doubt whether the late Secretary of Treasury, Mr. DUANE, would reply to the article against him lately published in the Globe, under the signature of the President, IS now dispelled. He appears in answer to the call, at the bar of the public, very properly considering the question as one between himself and the President. The following .o. Card from him is copied from the Philadelphia papers of Thursday morning.

 A CARD.

 H.J. DUANE has not, since he ceased to be Secretary of the Treasury, in Sept. last, written any lett. :, or other article. in- tended for the public eye, with the excep- ton of tho cautionary cards published on the eve of the last election; nor has it been hts desire to make any exception whatever. Ill relation to occurrences at Washington. unless in self-defence. An attack made upon him in the official paper of the presi- dent of the U. $. the Globe of the 18th inst puts him upon his defence, and he will, ac- corsllagly, at an carly day, appear at the bar ol the public, at least to repel imputations upon hls integrity and conduct as an officer and man. Into general discussion of the deposit question, he may not consider himself now called upon 10 enter. Tn the meantime. he respectfully asks a suspen- slon oi Judgment on the part of the public. upon the points at issue between the Presi. dent and himself.

 This Card is delivered to each of the aa'ly papers in this city, with tie hope that none Will refuse to give ii currency.

 'toe. ~, 1853. .Ndt. I,fel