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FRoM WAsHINeToN.-THE VETo has not ar riVed but it is unquestionably its way to us, if al ihe contemporary and concurrent evidence of all par ries be not false. To satisfy the excited interest oar readers. we condense all the information furnish ed by the mail of to-day, upon the subject,

 Our Washington dates are to "Wednesday morning the 18th. The President did not gs.to Annapolis as was expected. All the cabinet went except Nr Ewing, who sick, Gin body or mindO

 The correspondent of the Charleston Patriot, wri- ting on the 18th, says

 "l am confident that my next letter will apprise you of the fate of the hank bil It is understood that Ihe message of the President is prepared, and that will be communicated to the senate twelve o'clock this morning. That it will be Veto mes. aage, no one pretends to doubt.

 In regard to a resignation of the cabinet there is one circumstance which shews that there is something more than mere Al this season it is custo- mary for those gentleman to lay in their stock wood for the winter. Last week the laborera engaged on that business had orders to suspend further opera tions. Repairs making at the private residences of Messrs. Bell, Webster and Granger, have also been suspended. These little matters, but they shew (which way the wind blows."

 The Charleston Mercury of the 18th says-

 "We have couversed with gentleman who left Washington the 18th who informs that a message the bank bill known be in the press at the Madisonian office. (of course veto message, for had the President concluded to sign the bill there would have been no message) When eur informant left Wash ngton the capitol thronged and the veto was ex- pected to be received as congress opened.- He states that it said among the whigs that the veto would be accompanied by the proposal of eom- pFumise, which would be accepted. We shall know to-day, if the mail fail not.

 A friend writes to the Philadelphia US. Gazette, as follows:

 WAsHINaToN, Saturday.

 My Dear Chandler-The veto learn will be sent to the senate on Monday, and learn further that every member of the cabinet will tender his resgna- ton. The Bankrupt bill is in jeopardy even now, and the veto will probably insure it's defeat The Land bill in the senate depends upon the passage of the Bankrupt bill in the house, and it will probably fall. Thus the veto kills the Bankrupt bill and 1t kills the Land Bill What will be the result Mir. Tyler will be supported by many of both parties.

 The National Inteleencer of the l6th is as silent iumn article on the subject of tho "STRANGE Doc TRINE" and "Ex of the Madi- sonan. This is the sum of our intelligence. When the veto message comes readers shall have it just as soon as it can be struck of ID an "Exua.''

 Speculations are as thick as backbsrries about the dissolution of the old ebne, and the construction of a new one. Give us the veto, Mir. President, and you may do what you please with the offices. Stran- gle the monster and you will receive the respect of your whig friends, and the democracy will hold you a better, truer and frmer man, than they now es- teem you.