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stronger than has been s,lgpOsed. An attempt was made In our State LegisatnI" to get up instructions to Sias Wright to for Bank. Tie resolutions passed the Senate by strcth party vote, but 1t was ascertuined that they could not pass the assembly,

 they were therefore rcconsidered and laid upon the ta ble. The Chamber of Commerce yesterday heldano ther mseting the subject. James G. King of tue firm of Prime, Ward & King is Vice President of the Chamber and the greatest eXertions were made to carry national bank resolutions but the result was vote of S6 for and 24 against the bank about twenty members being absent. At the last meeting the vote was 36 for, IS against These thirty-six are the drilled members. The majority of the chamber is mo- tOriously opposed to the Bank. This result has made the Wall street men look blank

 Domestic exchanges remain heavy. Nothing new presents itself in the features. The rates fol-