A CAPITAL HIT.
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The Boston Post intimates that matrimonial
compromise bill is about to be introduced into the
United States Senate, which will be quite anala-
gous to the late compromise of the Bank Bill
Our readers will observe a very striking resem-
blance, in the matter and manner, by which the
States were to be asked to consent TO an alliance
with the Bank, through its Branches: The bill
will provide, the Post says, that if any bachelor
shall publish his intention set married. the silence
of any lady of his acquaintance for six months
thereafter, shall be taken an assent on her part
to his proposal, and he may publish the bans with
out asking her leave. But if within the said time
any lady he may fancy shall declare her determlna-
ton not to have him. he may then proceed to force
her into marriage against her consent This law
is designed by the Senators expressly to guard the
rights of the ladies, and the latter it is said are
highly delighted with the compromise We do not
wonder at the satisfaction the ladies feel Who
would not be charmed with the proposition-"I
shall do this thing, if you please-and, in fact,
whether you please or not"