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Abolition in the Ascendant.-We have accommodating indications over and above Mir. Adams's success in the resembling of the Fist, Rule, that Abolition is looking up under the auspices o the dominant Fede- ral party.

 We gave list yesterday of Abolitionists and Adams men, placed at the head of important com mittees of the House of Representatiyes-H Fillmore, Giddlngs, Hall, Saltonstall, Morris, Os- borne .B0ardman, &c. and Adams himself who join ed the Indians against Georgia, and who prophecies oyfully league of all colours, against the Whites of the South, the head of Indian affairs Mr. Under wood of Kentucky, who has always voted with our enemies on this question, the least to be relied of all Southern members on the Slavery question, is put at the head of the Committee of the District of Columbia, the very point in position first to be assailed. It the old league of Adams & Clay. '

 We published last week an account of daring at tempt of the Aboltionsts of Boston, seize and b crate negro from on board North Carolina vessel.

 The late Administration it will be remembered took decided steps to prevent the malls being made the channel pf Abolition and ncendiary agitatiou There is now Ga change' Abolition papers are accumulat- ing upon us, and her repeated complaints of their receipt drought the Post Office. Granger is at the head ct that Department.

 The following letter was received two days since from the Clergymen of one of City Churches. Accompanying it was copy of the American Lutcliigencer, Philadelphia paper, containing the most inhammatory appeals, and iucendiary sugges- tions. Will Southern Wings submit to such things, and aid and abet theml Does it not become our Southern President to that there be no traitors on his staff' .n

 To the Editors of the Mercury.

 DEAR SIRs: l am sorry to find the Post Office under the new Administration, becoming again the vehicle of Abolition papers. For the last three months, have received more articles of this descrip- ton, than for the three years previous. send you the first numbea of ''the American Intelligencer,' which have just received as specimen of the new form under which Institutions are to be sapped.- Charleston Mercury.

 T''7T SITPSCRIRER