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We give some additional extracts this morning from he foreign accounts We were mistaken in saying yesterday, that the II ynooih Grant had passed the British House of Commons. The thitd and fna reading to take place the l9th inst, bul the lnge majority obtained for il lie second reading makes the final reading matter of firm olly

 Sir ROBERT PEEL has embarrassing task In maintaining his position. He is subjected to con attacks for personal Inconsistencies in Para- ment, and by the public men at the numerous out doors meetings held in opposition to the grant = Among other instances, he was directly assaied in lhe House of Commons, by member who accused hun having been of the strongest ''no popery' politicians in the country, and evidence was pro diced that he several years sin"e, declared to a pubic committee, that he viewed the progress ol popery wlth alarm, and anticipated the necessity oi a general union of Prolestants, in struggle to de- ernine the question, whether they or Ihe Roman Catholics should prevail The evidence was written memorandum of Glasgow delegate, made al lhe lime of the inter, jew. Sir ROBERT answered with good deal embarrassment protesting his want of reco iGCtloH husBtstlVS illdi lhust deretood The public excitement appears to he very -r al and in Eoglnd very decidedly against Sir RoBEKr PEEL, q fact which he more than ad- Hils in elale, while he declares hls determination to perse,eye. In Ireland, the feeling is strong III favor oi the grant, bat very far from reCprocatng the o,erures of Sir ROBERT for d surrender of re peal. The concession will but confirm the determ | tla l., -t. ina

 | After hi. week the State law of the last session c'mes iHo force, commanding suits to be brough Hihu' ii =tincion, againsl all the debtors of th, Banks who aie marked "good' Unless one lhi,d 0 the principal and interest due and all costs and char 3es be paid by the first day of June. the President Drec ors directed to place in suit, call notes, b

 of exchange, and other evidences of debt winch ma, be good or reported as goud." There nav possi- | ply be discretion o lake the payments after the lst before suit, during he haty days within whicl i, ordered that suit shall be brought But beynnd dat the iajunction is peremptory and indiscrminale | The amount subject 10 this rule is according rc the report oi the joint examining committee of as year, $6,725,l0 27. Exclusive of interest, cost. and charges, this would realize to the Banks before the Ist of July, more than s2 2,24l 100 But wt have no very sangane cHcuation that The payments will reach any considerable portion of that sum We ae just in the crisis of testing the efficiency O the new law. We earnestly hope that every exer ion will be made to comply with the law, especialI, as there Is no power any where suspend or var1 H. and the interest of the State and of all it's cit lens, deeply involved in the successful and speedy

 losing of the Banking system