GAN ACT to provide for the better collection, safe
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GAN ACT to provide for the better collection, saie-

 keeping and disbursement of the public revenue, by

 means of corporation be styled the Fscal Cor

 poration of the U. s.

 This is the unique title of the last young duck offe deral oyation and we desire to "keep it before the people," No wonder the annunciation oi its 'name and style" was received with "roars of laughtef!'

 s'The bl," says the New York Sun, "is as long as the constitution, and yet it passed the house with out. or nearly, without discussion" This is true Mr. Sergeant who brought in the bill, the only member who spoke with anything like direct eer- ence to it. and he talked under the hour hand of the clock and the gag rule of despotism. All the rest was s'leather and prunea.'' Wise, Marshall, Prsfit, Pope and Underwood launched out into the fled of personal politics and debated with the most pqtant asperity the new issue of s'Ciay US. Tyler" When they concluded their exhibition of the "union of the whigs for the sake of the Union," the great measure for ''heading Capt. Tyler," passed by triumphant majority.

 In view of this charming specimen of pruvlen' whig legislation, the Nat tonal Inelligencer goes of into fit of rapturous delight. He calls upon Go1 and the country to bless this excellent congress and caryes out niche in the highest temple of wisdom and fame. wherein these mary legislators, this most extraordinary congress are to be embalme' in the grateful remembrance of their countrymen il all future time.-O Temporal, O MoresH