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FROM WAsHIEGToN.-Yes esterday's mail bro't us dates of the 2lst, with Congressional proceedings of the 20th from the metropolis The whig party is la boring hard to overcome it's destiny, and procrasti- nate the catastrophe of it's dissolution, which all fore see from causes inherent and irradicable.

 renewed effort has been made in the House to get up Bank. The mover was Mr. Sergeant, and it's principal features are intended to meet the views of President Tyler and obviate the objections of the veto message. The bank capital is to be S21 ,0OO- 600. It is to deal only in Exchange, foreign and between the states, It is to have powersof 'lo- cal discount IL strikes out .'ofces ofdiscount and deposite,' in the old bill and institutes "agences It strikes out the 16th "compromise" section of the old bill, &c. izs#-. I..

 Messrs. WISE and GILMER both desired to hear the nondescript instrument read and when the htle ,Sas declared it was received with shouts of laughter. The new title is THE FISCAL CoRPoRATIoN!!' .

 Notwithstanding the harmony articles of the whig letter writers and newspapers, there are signs of ill., blood between the Tyler and the Clay men. We predict that sooner or later, twill end in row. We should infer from the conduct of the Presidents friend in the house, , that the FISCAL CORPORA Tros'' will share the fate of its predecessor at the "hii,' Pousf. ,A ".t ty-,