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Me have received by this days mail, Tascal5oaa letters of the 25tL--Christnas day. Both houses were then in session. The House had adopted a re- solution to adjourn on Friday next, and there seems to oe no aya"' that the 5eaate would concur.

 ihe prospects for any sa,scsc,nr, settlement f,he Bank question. The bih alrea5y assar;,,a5 it's passage through the senaie,',,,. "''' ''' dents to think 1t likely to 6ecnne they think that any thing efectal will be done this session. The Banks will probably Ike Jeff to the

 influences. The Directors will be elected before, with the same powers us before-and have every reason to believe, inc results to the State and l the institutions.

 l The active means of the Banks will continue to be absorbed in the management of unwieldly public debt until, by and bye, there will be only suspended debt to take ofthe capital stock will be invest ed in dishonored paper-the State will continue to exact her hundreds of thousands from the broken ca- pitas-and to pay her foreign interest in paper at the deprecated yalue-bindng the people of the State to pay it day par, by taxation; until fnally tht system winds itself up-or more properly speakn,, runs down to the point at which it go longer -and then the dreaded payday comes, with all its accumulations of deferred debt and compound i,ter est. Who is willing to go with us, for generar rally of the patriotism of the Sate to prevent this down ward march2 We shall call upon all men who have al heart the interest and honor of the State and their own interest and honor citizens, to reason and act together, in this crisis.