ANOTHER WHIG FABRICATION NAILED


TO THE COUNTER.
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We have receiyed the following statement from
the Secretary of the Senate in reference TO the dis
bursement of the public moneys in his charge. We
have already contradcted similar report concerning
the Clerk of the House of Representatives.


For the purpose Of correcting AN erroneous re
port, TO which some consequence has been given by
highly respectable newspapers, the Secretary OF the
Senate deems il proper to state that he has neither
asked nor received advice or authority from the
Secretary of the Treasury to deposite in the Bank
of Washington, or any other bank, the public mon
eys in his chargei and that he has made no such
deposte since the passing Of the act to provide for
the better organization of the treasury" &c. The
checks, which the Secretary of the Senate has sub
sequently drawn on the Bank Of Washington, were
for moneys deposited previously, and are specially
authorized by that act. The Secretary's absence
from town has prevented earlier notice Of this
subject