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The mint resolution offered by Mr. WEBSTER as sub
stitne for Mr. CLAys repeating the Treasury Order,
known as the Specie Circular, passed the Senate on
Tuesday last by vote of yeas 81, nays Q; and on
Wednesday it passed the House of Representatives by
vote of yeas 1884, nays 30 1t is in the following form


Resoired By The Senate and House Of Representatives.,
&c. That II sh III not be lawful for the Secretary of the
Treasury to make or to continue in force any general
order which shall create any difference between the diff
ferent b anches OF revenue to the money medium
payment in which debts or dues accrung to the United
States may be paid"


The bill to extend the charters of the District banks
passed The House. as il reported from the Senate in
the following FORM by vote of-yeas l3i, nays As.


Be ii enacted &c. That the charters Of the Farmers
and Mechanics Bank of Georgetown, the Bank Of the
Metropolis Patriotic Bank Of Washington, and Bank o
Washington in the city of Washington and the Farmers
Bank Of Alexandria and Bank Of Potomac, in the town