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IT dShHgfoa Guy, .IpT1t Ih, lS46. To he Edifor cf the .4rkansas Banner:

 SiR:-The passage of the Subrtreasury bill ln the House of Representatives, by large majority, has not been the occasion of much excitement, as it was universally expected. It seems, however, to be matter of very general satisfaction. The Bill. as framed by Gen. Dromgoole, is an admirable one. The General. by the way, is one of the very ablest members of the House, and one of the most efficient on the highly impor.ant and responsible committee of Ways and Means: ] presume the Bill will pass the Senate without difficulty.

 You will perceive that the Bill providing for the increase of the army, has passed the House in modified form. The two regi. nients of Giaemen. not being allowed, but greater increase of the file of the com2a- nles of the existing regiments ofsInlantry, than was originally contemplated, having been granted. The Senate have before them bill for one additional regimen, of cavalry,