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The mail to-day brought papers from New York of the 10th and from Washington of the Ilth inst. For the Congressional news of the 10th see the cores pondence of the Charleston Mercury.

 On the 10th the steam ship Great Western had been out IA days. Tomorrow we may expect to hear of her. s.s

 The ''great Adslusian fnaacer'' is getting into trouble The Philadelphia Ledger of the 9th says that "the President, Directors and Company of the Bank of the United States yesterday entered a suit m the District Court against the late President. Nicholas Riddle, Esq. There is no mistake about this matter The attorneys engaged are William Rawle, Thomas J. Wharton. and Ferdinand w. Hubbell, Esq'rs. Itis said that John Cadwallader, Esq., the regular Solicitor of the Bank declined par ticipating in the action"

 The citizens of Charleston are alarmed at the pro- sress of abolition in Congress under the whie admin istration. On the 18th an immense democratic meet Ing was held on the subject at which the following resolution was adopted- tf Ita Resolved, That the present House of Representati- Dy resembling the Fist rule the last Congress has lnfcted wound and i1dignity upon the South has encouraged incendiary agitation, and made Congress the instrument of abolition aggression, and that we recognize in it. the first bitter fruit of whg ascendant cy, in treacherous surrender of southern rights,

 Ought not the entire south, rising above party con- alterations, meet on this subject and give expression 10 their opinions? i11s3J

 The Journal of Commerce is growing faeet,o,,s. It says Cit is reported that the Pope intends to be- stow a mitre upon Governor Seward, and that Weed, of the Albany Evening Journal, is 10 be made Grand Master of the Inqaisition." t .-s..+i5 sts.il.