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sohAaH ueuocEabt AHo AJmeS of saturday last fur nishes the important intelligence, that his hairs the same color as was Mir. JeRerson's We never before knew exactly on what his pretensions were founded but we give itup-he is certainly Jefersonian dem ocrat, dyed in e aCOOI! We wonder if Mir Jefferson also was accustomed to enforce his arguments by skipping his thighs ?-lIarsfOrd Courier.

 ,ron,zx, D,, NEw-YoRK, Oct. 5. settled that the Treasury Divorce Bill will not be act- ed on this sesson-both Houses havjpo resolved in adjourn on the 18th inst which precIudss the possi bity of disposng of tie bill previous to that lime o long, however, as tie Government pursue inc present system, they need no action of any measure or tie passage of any law. The Government are now car rylng cut thelr policy effectuaily and probably more so, than if law was passed. The collection o all the revenues efectualy separated from all banks as It can possibly be- The treasures of the Ma % ep h are m fae hands ot their own agents, from end 0 tne iand to the other, and all at the disposal of the resdent or such Secretary ofthe Treasury as he may select The passage of any law is therefore WhG!y unnecessary, so long as the government prac- tlcaliy carry out their plan. The difference between paper and specie is but about five per cent fact that IS a htte remarkable. The truth is that aho' banks nave accomplished within few years, yet the amount of paper o late has greatly diminished ard is conse- quenty more valuable There has been no fall in pa- per, but on the contrary, it will buy more real cs- tate, more goods and more merchandze than at any former period The destruction of the United States Bank has operated to curta the amount of paper in clrcuation and to give currency to institutions that could not Tn sound and wholesome state of things, Bank was foretold with prophetic truth by Alexander Hamilton. A gentleman told few days since that when the first U. $. Bank was chartered he met the General in Wall street. and said him. the char ter of tWentyone years, too short It the longest we could get said the General; hut 1t will be lcnr enough to bring the finances of the country from cha os to order and to convince the public that they can never do without National Institution.-Erpress.

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 THE UNTRIED ExPEDIENr IN THE SENATE. The Administration, by the influence of MT. Cal houns vote and cooperation has carried the Sub Treasury scheme in the Senae-hut there is no prob ability of their carrying it in the House, in the present state of things The Administration majority in inc Senate IS made up, full one-trd of it, of men who planiy m!srepresent the States they come from. Of we have King of Geo, McKean of Penn, Nicholas of La, Ryes ofVa., Talhmadge of N. Y, and Tipton ot % Ind MT. Roane, ot Va. votes with the scheaers of Ia, Clthber oi Geo., Ruge!es of Me-, and Morris 6of Ohlo-all Administration Senators. We give be- low the yeas and nays

 The question on the amendment of Mr. Calhoun was decided in the affirmative, as follows:

 YEAS-Messrs. Allen, Benton, Brown Buchanan, Ekalhou9' k9n Clay of Ala, FultoTn Grnndy, Hubbard, sa% s % sR Sf of tonn Miles, ssnge MS5ys wsfs wPfEs Wall, Williams, Wright, Young-s4.

 NAYs-Messrs. Bayard, Black, Clay of Kv, Clay fSn Tebons PlentI Kent King Knight MeRean

 

 son, Smith of Indiana, Southard Spence, Swift, Tail madge, 1ipton, Webster. White-23. The question on the bill of MT. Rves decided

 YEAS-Messrs. Bayard, Black, Clay of Kv., Clay ton Cnttenden, Kent, King of Ga, Knight, McKean, Nicholas Prentiss Preston, Ryes, Robbins, Smith of indlana Southard, Spence, Swift, Talmadge, Tip ton; Webster. White-22.

 NAYS-Messrs. Allen, Benton, Brown, Buchanan, Linn, Lyon, Morris, Miles, Norvell, Pierce, Roane, q Robinson, sevier smith of Conn.,, Strange, Walker, Wall, Williams, Wright, Young-26

 The question was then taken on ordering the bill to third reading, and it decided in the affirmative, YEAS-Messrs. Allen, Benton, Brown, Buchanan, Calhoun, Clay of Ala, Fulton, Grundy, Hubbard, King R of Ala, Lnn, Lyon, Miles,. NorvelI, Pierce, Walker, Wal, Williams, Wright, YonngGss. 1 s5'a''s'' ,,, ,NAYS-Messrs. Bayard, Black, Clay of Ky, GG!ayton, Crittenden, Davis, Kent, King of Ga, Knight, Mexican. Nicholas, Prenss, Preston, Rives, Robbins, Smith of h.. Southard, Spence Swift Tall madge, Tipton, Webster, White-23.