The mail to-day failed again beyond Charleston
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The mail to-day failed again beyond Charleston At that city three eastern mails were due.

 The Mercury contains extracts from the New York Sun of the 23d, received from passenger by the steam ship Creole that port, on her way to Mobile. The N. York stockholders of the bank of ketucky, Git says,) held a meeting the 2ls, at which reso- lutiOns were passed, declaring that the Schuylkill Bank liable for all the forged stock of the form CT, issued by Levis and that it the true interest of the Bank of Kentucky to acknowledge all this stock in the hands of innocent holders, and seek its remedy by suit against the Schnylkili Bank The difficulty in this presume is that the Schuyl- kill Banks holds out very poor temptations to suit in damages.

 High hand,d.-An English brig having been sez- ed at Madrid, in August, with cargo of goods, from Gibraltar, for smuggling, the British brig of war Sa- wage, arrived in port, demanded the restoration of the smugger and crew, warned the authorities o the consequences. As the right entirely on the side of the Portuguese, they refused the ns0ent de- mand, and though there rumors of the intention of the British commander to cut out the vessel, thing of the kind attempted. Had there been such an attempt, preparation made to give the assaulting party warm reception. The fact seems to be- that Gibraltar, whence the smuggling brig ar rived, is liitle else than smugglers' depot, from winch the Mediterranean coast of Spain and other convenient ports, flooded with contraland and taxed articles, forced in many instances shore, in the very defiance of the national autho .tes. If poor China could have impartial hearing among the na- tions, her case would be found grievous | The State cf Vermont and the Grogdn Case.-1he | legislature of Vermont, which has just assembled, has, for one of it's first acts, taken up the Grogan case. resolution introduced in the House on Thursday, declaring that violent infringement had been made of the right and sovereignty of the State, by a foreign power, m the capture and unlawful i'm prisonment of citizen of Vermont, and calling for an appointment of a committee investigate the pro cedure. The resolution was called up on Friday and passed. On Saturday it considered, and sub sttute was then offered, calling upon the Governor for the facts in his possession respecting tho abduc tion of Grogan, which adopted ith but dis