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 Ry MAiL.-We have dates to-day from N. York of the 18th and Washington of tue l4th.

 From the latter place, there is nothing of great ;mpouance. On the 18th m the senate, Mr.Wrighi in,roduced an amendment to the bank bproyilng' m substance that in case of suspension oi specie pay mens by the bank or any of its branches, shall be l,ble 10 the provisions of compulsory bankrupt law It was lost by vote of P to 20.

 In the house, the morning hour was occupied by sneech from Mir Bowne of New York, on the Me- l.eod case, wherein he took strong ground aga,ns' the administration. The bill aIpropriating $ii6' 900 for the payment of Navy pensions, due from the exhausted Navy pension fund, was considered, and after much opposition, passed

 The correspondent of the Charleston Cour'er says:- ..=#

 "I has been rumored that an attempt would be made to lay the Bank Bill the table m the Senate and to take up the land blll-and that the House would in the mean time. proceed 10 consider Dahh project which is to be reported from their Cnrrenc, Committee The project to be reported in the House is Mir Claws bin with Mir. Rives' amendment But whatever the house may do, is not probable that the Senate will lay their bill on the table They WI VII press it to a vote, whatever may be Its iaie' The opinion t1aI tile Efesluent WILL iSt"9e .e.' Mr. Claws bill has gained strength. The only chance for the passage of any bill, at this session, IS that sufficient number of Mir. Ciays friends in the Senate will give way, and allow the Rises bill to pass 'ha' body This may he the result"

 There was dreadful fire in the village of water ford, New York, on the 18th inst, which destroyed nearly the whole of that fourishing village The loss is estimated at l5O,OOO dollars. Among the

 D h.. .E buildings consumed were the Saratoga County Bank the Episcopal Church, Academy and Mansion House, besides seventy or eighty other tenemeniS.

 The Washington correspondent of the New York Courier and Enquirer alludng to the passage oi the distribution bill, says it forced through in such a hurry, and amidst SO much confusion and uproar' that one half those who voted upon it did not know precisely what they were voting for"

 By the way, the Courier is publishing series of editorials more abusive of the members of the cabinet than any thing to be found in the hottest locofoco paper in the country. It ayers that they have bar tered their principles for their place, and that they onght to have resigned, Sc. &c. The Journal of Commerce says, if Webb could only get the appointment of Postmaster of New York he would be as tame as sucking dove.