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the document question has arisen, which is pug cOnvong te members S cSosen in April for the S ssri legislature Whereupon the attorney general stepped in and advised him that the present legislature s the Past-and consequently that the document must be sent to the old members instead of the neC The gov ernor came over to this opnon and copies of his proc amation were addressed to the members of the for mer me legislature n accordingly The Richmond Enqui- ~~out ne always changes with the powers that be- The last number discusses the question at arge-be- sIaggs gIIg %,p @ Ene .nqurym Which i: the present e- CT than the futUre.-N. Y. Com.

 "The Wings rise as their country sinks."-AB. Ar,

 Why sit, Sir, that the country is sinEing 2" Un- der whose administration is it sinking? And what will the honest portion of the Van Buren party say when thus told by their organ, that their country instead of rslng in wealth and greatness and glory they nave hitherto been taught by their leaders to be- heVe IS m reality going downward ?-Lo,isUiHe Jour-

 "Many shrewd head had predicted the crash that was coming, before the Specie Circular ever was thought of"-RichmOnd < Enquirer. l lrue-but did not you and your political associates denounce the prediction as false and malicious Did you not all asseverate, that the predicted crash was but chimera of the dstempered brains of the Whigs and that the prosperity of the country, under the go rous administration of Jackson and Van Buren, would not only continue uninterrupted, but go increasing in ten-fold proportion ?-ib

 "The venerable Jackson has retired from the cares ot public lie and is enjoying his ease at the Hermit

 And how is it with the cOumtry7 Is that enjoying ease too 2-Ibid.

 What srant.--A national currency that s equally good in New Orleans, Portland. New York, and the remotest settlements of Wsconsin-and which is ea- silly transferred or carried. 1 We once had such currency-as good currency as any other nation in the world-and such medium of exchange. Why have we not now ?-Eagle. | From the Penn Yan Democrat May g.

 M, by Clark Dolly, at Italy, in this county on Fndaylast. It appears that Dolly seeing the deceased coming to- wards his house, said one of the family that Wood ruff was coming to kill him, and then withdrew be- hind the door await his approach; and he enter ed he stabbed him with butcher knife. Woodruff retreated, and Dolly pursued and overlook him, and inflicted another stab, which proved fatal Dolly has been arrested and is now confined in jail to await his tral which will probably take place at the next Cir cult Court, which commences on the 5th of June

 Ihave just received in change rag of ..sa'saetssr currency" which has endorsement! nntaS mae Man, W to any have before seen, that beg ssht to he to before your subscrbers-itis is ,,, cb;ldren at permit its passing to oblivion. lTne country. in a

 The President, ,Dl''rsecte0ddently chargeable. ,eare ,be;r nr;rate fort,ues tooes in breaklngs of CENTS in BRASS, on applicer brittle materials LIMITS of the said Mny sty rad unfortunate he-

 M WHITNEY, AM1S camahh;erwhich, at least as

 A>' '"' o oncerned, is rath-

 Preparations are making, wenild and equable nish the Presidents House in ,ne&'af sport R9Gr of magnifcence, which will eclipse even rnistormer gorgeousness which exhibited in some of the rooms of that mansion. on."-Alerandria Phenir.

 Postscript There is no pressure which any hon. est man should regret."-Globe.

 I7EMS-sELEcTED

 Rhode 1sland.-Mr. Sprague has declined re-elec- ton to Congress- His reasons are, that he no longer is advocate of the experimental philosophy taught by the currency thinkers Washington D. J. Pearce, it is thought, will up for himself The Wings hold convention in June to nominate their candidates.

 Fruits cf the Erperiment.-The Haverhl Gazette says-We are informed that l7 families in Lynn went to the workhouse on Wednesday last, and many more expected to follow.

 | 7he Erperiment.-A quick witted yankee from the Green Mountains, arriving in New York with three thousand one dollar bils has sold them at per cent premium.

 One of the beouf results o the currency hnkering. In toting specie about the country from pet bank to another we see no less than $230O0O of it was sunk immediately, and uninsured (probably) in the unfortunate Ben Sherrod steamer This had been drawn from the New-Orleans banks, and is another item added to the dreadful calamity, and the gener al ruin stalking through the land, caused by the mis- creans who have stolen into the high places of gov- ernment, and faening out of the public bin from the hard earnings of the peope.-N. Y. Star. The Late President-The Globe contradicts, by au- thority the rumor sometime since published in New York paper that President Jackson had suffered a heavy loss by the failure of the great Tennessee house of Yeatman, Woods & Co. The Globe says, the late President loses nothing whatever by the failure of this house. Nor is there according to the official print, any foundation for the other rumor from the same quarte that the late Presidents for S6oOo on house in New-York was protested against for n-payment.-Erpress.

 National Bank.-The Schenectady Cabinet states that Van Buren member of Congress elect, from this Sate has asserted, that meeting of the Van Buren members from this state, will be held previous to the opening of Congress, for the purpose of advising Mr. Van Buren to recommend the speedy passage of an act for new National Banthat, if he does not, and persists in carrying out "Bentons humbug," he will find them in the ranks of the opposition -ibid.

 Our country now presents the singular spectacle of

 people and nation rich in every thing, with surplus in the Treasury of forty fifty millions being all bank rupt together, and in a way which renders the Gov ernment actually poweriess-t do literally noth- ing for as regards its power the laws only enable it to demand specie at the custom houses and post off. ces which at the present uncture it is next to impos sble for the people to pay. Is there remedy-ors 1 there still further and sUOrse evils to come? l PGiTi0t and Dem. | The Common Council of Rochester have held a