From the Commercial Advertiser.

MAcKrNzJF,S s DISCLOSURES.
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It appears by the Evening Post that Messts. Thad. Phelrs, D. B Tallmadge. Saul Alley, w. 5. Lawrence, Stephen Allen and Jesse Hoyt were m April, 1886, appointed committee from this city to go the Albany, and procure from the Legisla- lure repeal of all laws restraining limiting the business of Banking to regular incorporated Banks They publicly reported that a portion of them at- tended to this duty, bui met with no success. ow- ing to want of knowledge and liberality in the Legislature. The following, however, is priUdte report from part of this Committee in Albany. to member of it, who remained in this ci;y, which will be found good deal shorter, more penitent, more ineligible, than that which appeared in the Post-viz: ' . ..

 .hr. IHaddeus Phelps, at Albany, fO .Mr Jesse

 Hoyt 0t Nesc York.

 "DEAR HoYr-We arrived this morning: ana have already accomplished wonders Our s9ta"- ence has already made Sir Banks im inc House, (nc fear of the Senate,) and by tomorrow night there is very little doubt shall have made twen- ty or thirty more. You fellows who are in favor of the Repeoleys, may all now go to Hell in your own way. Consider your restraining law repeal ed Consider me partner in Banking Compa- ny.-I put in 2,OOO. O.00O-Call on John Ward for tn. money. No more at present-Your loving friend, THADDEUS PHELPS.

 "Arrived on Monday morning." % April.

 '' '.Monroe has sent in his allegiance-and

 tho Native American party. May go to the D-l. Boat off T. F."