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We have perused, with great interest, the letter of Thomas R. Dew, President of William and Mary College, to member of Congress upon the laws of Commerce and Trade, and the cause of revulsions and expansions which are so often experi. cnced in all parts of the commercial world Mir. Dew is known as an able political economist-is unconnected with the party politics of the day, and gives his views as. to the effect of the Sub. Treasury and other schemes upon the country without regard 10 the attitude in which either partv may