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By MA,L.-We have received New York dates of the l4th and Washington of the 10th.

 In the senate, on the l4th, the fiscal bank bill was again taken up, when Mir. Clay of Alabama, mayed that in case of suspension, the bills of the hank should no longer be received in payment ofpub- lie dues. Et

 Mir. Clay of Ky. objected, and moved that the note' should not be received during the suspension. Thi' was adopted by vote of g to 22

 Mir. Clay of Ala. then proposed farther amend Inent, viz "that suspension shall be held and ad judged cause oi the forfeiture of its charter '' Thi: was adopted by large vote. .a,5.., is /

 The same gentleman then moved an amendment h effect, that in case of specie suspension by the baik or any of its branches the Secretary of the Treasy shall remove the deposites to some specie pajing hank. This was modified by Mir. Clay of Ky. Q as give the Secretary of the Treasury such pow dp- ring the recess of congress only. As modified, h was adopted. ,sst z.F 3.t,s'-..5 'taa" a In the house, bill was reported by Mir. Fillmore, relating to the duties drawbacks, which fas read twice by it's title only, and committed. According to the correspondent of the Charleston Patriob this is tax bill, of most important character, ai will af- feel vitaly all parts of the country It proposes duty of 20 per cent. on variety of ardes, hereto- fore free of duty. n. 'iAs'nfa' i2a sl

 The land bill, i, is said, will be oppysed by MT. Ripes in the senate t sf-f.la Ham.