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WASHINGTON, August 30.

 We are flooded with rumors as to the probable course of the whig party, in Congress, the dissol- tion of the Cablnet the formation of party, Sc. It is now pretty certain that the "Fiscal Corporation will be passed by the Senate, and that immediately It is even said that they will pass it this day, the op- position being willing to forego any discussion. MT. Archer will vote for the bill, the gronnd that 1t is necessary to regulate the custody e the public money No doubt is now entertained by any one that the President will return it with his objections. He con siders it as liable, it sad of the constitu- tona objections winch he has heretofore indicated, and to be political measure, having less reference to the pubic good than to design to "fasten him. Rumor adds that he is disposed, at proper time, and after due deliberations to recommend to Congress scheme of Finance upon which both sections o the whig party unite.

 Speculation, however, is very busy in predicting the most uniavorable consequences from the second yeto A large portion of the whig party, including all the friends of Mir. Clay, will it is confidently said, unite in denouncng Mr. Tyler, and act, hereafter Tn opposition to hm. The states rights wing of the party, together with of the Harrison and Web ster men, aided by portion of the locos, will tien form the Administration party. No cabinet changes will take place during this session. The President would send his nominations to the senate m ther present temper. A change is confidently spokei of as likely to during the recess. The new dbl- net will, it is said, be composed of moderate wAigs, as distinguished from the ultra bank party of states rights whigs, and perhaps of more locos.- There has been rumor that Mir. Buchanan would be offered the State Department. But Mir. B's friends positively declare for him, that he will accept it.

 The President, it is said, present at very pleasant reunion of the Wings, at MT. Crittenden's house on Saturday night, and that the meeting be- tween the President and MT. Clay was very cordia

 Great excitement exists, at the North, at the op- position in the Senate, to MT. Everett's nomination. That nomination will probably be laid on the table It IS rumored that, in this case, Mr. Webster may be sent to England.