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Sink-Whlle at the same time the VOlce from the ballot boxes cries, "glory! glOry"-Pre- judice and Party are stronger than Truth and Justice and Principle and Bread-and the "dear people," like lambs led to the slaughter, still

 Lick the hand just raised to shed their blood"

 Our city presented a melancholy sight this morning-the effect of the government ex- pertinent upon the national currency the gold humbug of salaried politicians, and the veto of the "greatest and best" upon the re- newed charter of the U. s. Bank. The panic, like the darkness of Egypt, seemed to be felt. Shops that had glittered with the blaze of business, in the full tide of success, were shut up or half closed. The soorking men--so dearly loved and regarded before election- were standing idle about the streets. Men who are useful and faithful laborers, and could earn their ten to fifteen dollars per week were turned out of employ, and met each other with the anxious inquiry, what are we to do! Families. who before had the prospect of a comfortable subsistence, are deprived of their means of support, that gold might be made to run up the Mississippi in silken purses, according to Thomas Humbug Benton, and to fulfil the denunciation of An- drew Jackson, that amen who do business on borrowed capital ought to break" Sev- eral of our manufacturing establishments have stopt; and more have discharged their .journeymen and curtailed their business, in consequence of the want of funds and inc precarious tenure of the times. The loss of labor merely will be immense, for there is no resort to render it available. Whithersoev- CT men turn their eyes, the same prospect awaits them.

 The burning siroc pursues no beaten track, but IS found every where alike, blasting and