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Mr. Biddlc' "Linls Finger The Richmond Whg, at tine when Mir. Riddle earning his ton of plate bymanagng the United States Bank, pays the felloWng compliment to the "hule hnsrr of the great fiI,mier. Al this time we think the editor of the Wing himself must be convinced thai Mr, Bidde's fingers are not so liue as to prevent his reaching theiockes of the widow and the orphan and extracting he contents therefrom. After ds- claiming any dtirc for n National Bank, the Wing said,-"The ariabe and accomplished MT. Riddle, whose little fnge contains more fnancal knowledge than the bodies aIt souls of the whole admin lsraton past and present ought not to desire it. Let him. Pennsy ylvanin, be content con6ne his opera tions to his own tate" Notwithstanding the ex- raordinary skill Wlh which ,hr. iiddle was invested by his worshippes his Enis finger became sadly entangle in cott bales and fancy stocks. Albany Argils,I