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Mir. Monroe is reported conyalcsccnt--be ing relieved from fever.

 Mr. Moore. of Kentucky, lately appoint ed minister to Colombia. being in Baltimore, was invited to public dinner-but he decli- ned its cceptance-thinking 1t not proper that public men should partake of such en- tertainnIents.

 A committee of the senate and assembly, appointed for the purpose. by the " "repubc. an membrrs' of both houses, presented a ve. " complimentary address to Mr. Van Bu. reu, on leaving the place of governor of New York tO take that of secretary Of state of the United States--tO which he made suitable reply.

 4 bin for rechartering and regulating the banks, has passed the house of assembly of New York. by a large majority, and will probably hecome law. It provides small fund by which shey will be made. partially, to guaranty the sOlvcncy of one anOther.- NiLes.

 A man named MalOney, steward on board the steam boat Tclemachus, who had borne the character of an industrious and sober man, was lately induced by the baDtering of his companions, to drink quart of raw whiskey. which caused his death. He lelt a wife and three young children.

 A law has been made in Canton. cOndem-. ming those who open shops tO sell opium, to death by strnngling.