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 All is calmness, reflection and earnest in- quiry with regard to the Financial and Cur rency project of the Administration. find many members favorably impressed with it. others whose prepossessions are adverse, and ~o.ne who have not formed decided opin- iun bu: nearly all disposed to exame 1t tho roughly, consider it fairly, and finally do whatever the wishes and the true interests of the country shall seem to dictate. If there are any predisposcd to condemn it because it comes from Mr. Tyler, think they are few, at least among the Wings.

 understand that at a meeting of lhe Whig Members held today it was resolved to give inc lead on this subject to the House, and there to constitute a Select Committee on Currency and Finance, composed in good part of the more especial supporters of the President. These will take the suggestions of the President, with the details to be sub- mitted by Mir. Secretary Forward, and en- body them in the hest bill that they can de- wise. In this shape the subject will come be- tore Congress for decisive action,

 wIll not disguise my opinion that the suc- cess of the measure, unless the expression of the People and the Press in it's favor is very decided, is very doubtful. The dead weight of about one hundred locofocos in the House and twenty-two in the Senate is too heavy 10 be resisted by . measure which is not packed by any party as such. and must be sustained on its independent merits, if at all

 You will have seen that Col. Benton and the Globe are very harsh upon the 'Fiscali. ty.' There are peculiar reasons for this.- Col. B. nOp sspires tO be NEXT President, ana he Globe is in his Jtaror! All the affected coynesa of the Ball-rolleT. and his defeTence t0 Mr. Van Buron, were assumed for elect You will have seen the nomination of Col. B by the Legislature of his own State. The delicious tranquility oi KlneeThcok will nOl