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DINNER TO MR. TALLMADGE.-The dinner given to Mir. Tallmadge, in New York, thes S6,h ult. was attended by six or seven hun- dred persons. Mr. T. in responding to one of inc regular toasts, in speech oI more than an hour, avowed himself in favor of an immediate repeal of the Sub- Treasury The Distribution of the Proceeds of the Pubic Lands equally among the States the impo- sition of Duty on imported Luxuries 10 pay off inc Public Debt and to provide for the support of Government for General Bank rupt Law, and NATIONAL BANK. he aiso owned himself favorable to Repeal oI me Expunging Resolution at the earliest prach,,. coi,le moment. He had originally opposed the adoption of that measure m me caucuses of inc Van Buren party. and would nave vo- fed against it but for the express instrucllons which he received from the Legislature Q, his State. He then most reluctantly voteu for ii but he should now with great saiis'ac- lion vote to rescind and nnnnl that deed.

 Mr. Tallmadge clesed hls remarks wlIn inc following seniimenl, which was yece'sed with great cheering;

 Whigs and ConeeFKGilres.- .--nnlsed ln one common effort io lt4foi. the uue pIl"csP,svIs sI off Government,- --mny they continue cordI' ally united to carry out those pFinc'p'es'

 AnGsrp Jarn1en CslAssn has been convicted lH MVQl.nnn. q laIgIng bank esEd6sais Ios ss'so0