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WASHINGTON, Aug. 16, 1S4l.

 My dear sr,-I have just heard read the veto message of the President upon the Bill. It is un- qualified and recommends no other scheme will procure copy and forward i, to you by the mail winch conveys this The whigs seem to be at per- feet stand still. No debate took place upon the mer- its of the message at the conclusion of its reading it made the special order of the day for to-mor- row l2 o'clock. The Bankrupt Bill is still under discussion in this House-its passage is doubtful. The fate of the Distribution Bill in the Senate is al uncertain-so also is the result of the acton of that body upon the Revenue Bill. The period of adjournment is also uncertain-a cloud of uncertain ty seems to rest upon every thing-the veto--he to--the veto plays the deuce with vhiggey.

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