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The mail to day brought papers from Baltimore ot the l4th. We have nothing from New York

 Tn the Senate, on the l2th the plan of the Secre- taty of the Treasury for a National bank was read and ordered to be printed. We have not space to- day to give our readers it's contents. It recommends a capital of thirty millions and is called "ihe Fiscal Bank of the United States.

 MT. Tuston,. (Presbyterian) was elected Chaplain of the Senate on the 18th.

 From the Charleston pspers, we learn that Cap tain Martin of the brig Powhatan from N Orleans to that port, fell in with vessel in the Gull, which was deserted, and is supposed to have been the Charles, of ,yhose fate at the time he had knowledge. He did not approach enough to distinguish her name She was waving about considerably, and apparently had no person on board. The stern boat was gone, and the da,t tackles hanging in the water, the boat no doubt having been lowered away. The wind be- ing very light at the me he did not lose sight sf the ahip during the night At 2 o'clock on the following morning, he saw a boat containing two men and dog. which he supposed belonged to the ship, and when hailed several tmes they gave no satisfactory answers. The Captain further stated that whiisl speakne the boat he saw sht from the ship, waisine as ii were for the boat to It was very caln al in. ,me and the distance had increased between the ship and Powhattan to about. three miles. These facts seem to render probable that the pirates did mi nut to sea but made for the coast with thelI hnnfy