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w ASHlNGToN, Juy lS, Io4l. In the Senate this morning, the Loan Bill was taken up, the question being its passage, and Mr. Calhoun spoke for about hour in opposition 10 the bill and seldom in the same compass, have many arguments been arrayed against any measure, as Mr Calhoun brought to bear against this entering wedge of the resuscitaed Hamiltonian system. MT. Nicho- son followed Mir c. in very sensible speech Of about an hour against the bill Mr. Benton then spoke for another hour and if any thing in the way of argument were necessary to have annihlated the bill and it's supporters, it furnished by the pro- duction of fact and figures from official documents in these remarks. He examined the "new books" of the new Administration, and read from them the following entries. And first to the means of the new Administration when it came into power the 4th of March last.

 l. Balance in the Treasury that day $s646,803 ?. Unissued Treasury notes under old

 law 4l3,5O2 Authority to issue new Treasury

 notes 5000, ,OOO Receipts from customs for ten

 months l2,OOO,OOO 5. Receipts from lands, for ten months 2,5O0,OO0

 