Noah, speaking of New York Senator
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Noah, speaking of a New York Senator, says:

 Who this senator Kemble is. we state for the information of our foreign readers. He is loud and vindietive brawer against the Bank of the United States; and yet he offered, in our presence, to sell himself to that Bank-to advocate it's recharter, and the establishment of a branch at Albany, provided two directors were appointed from Troy, and he one of them! He sold him. self on this point, and intended to bring out the Budget in favor of the Bank, but the Regency found it out, and bought him off by nominating him senator! Kemble dare not deny this, because there were witnesses present in the office Of the Courier and Enquirer when he made the offer. A pret- ty fellow, indeed, to talk of Jews, or any other religion, .orsooth!

 There is a fine portrait of a political jug gler for you. He is one ofthe men who wish to get up the Baltimore Convention,