FROM OUR EXTRA OF SATURDAY.
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The mail teddy brought the Veto No, 3, which we publish in extra form, We have time for pre- sent oou,ment.

 From the following letter of the correspondent of the Chas. Mercury, the reader will learn that ma jority of the members of the cabinet have mustered resolution to resign their places.

 Correspondence of the Mercury)

 WASHINGTON, Sept 10, I84l. To-day the vote was taken on the Bank Bill un- der the veto and of course was lost for want of the two-hrds to carry 1t All the speeches of the whigs were characterised by the utmost bitterness, and clearly indicative of an entire separation from Tyler All the Cabinet have resigned except Webster and Granger. It is said Mir. Adams and some others waited on Mir. Webster and remonstrated strongl, with him asae, resgning in the present state of ou, foreign relations. But other reasons are assigned for his holding on. think all will go out,

 It Is said the Senate s ing good work with the abolition nominations