PAYABLE NEARLY.
/ The National In,eligencer Of Tuesday,
after congratulating rs readers On the resuI.
respecting Missouri. expresses hope that time
Is sill left ior acting on some OF the bills before


Congress. tie says:


& Among these, we rank he bill for tie
reliei Of The purchasers Of public lands, and
the bIll 10 establish an uniform system OF


bankruptcy. both OF which, hayiog passed the
Senate. are in the hands Of the House OF Rep
rcsentaIlses.-As their principles have points
ot resemblance, so their facts appear 10 be in


some degree Connected.


The former OF these bills has been discus
sed 10 the House Of Representatives, and a


disposition has been manifested favorable to
is passage.


NiJI respect 10 The bankrupt law, Mr. Ser
geapt has given noticeof his intention 10 call
" up.---We iope y viii not be passed hy;


hui that lhe thousands " no hang upon lhe
tenter-hooks ofsuspense regarding If, will at
least be allowed the satisfaction 81 knowing
that question was taken On u, and that their
hopes and tears have not been wholly dlsre-


garded. The details Of The bill, we UNDER


stand are as perfect az they can be made, unIil


hey shall have been tested by experience,


and nothing ssnains likely % excite discus


sion but The main points Of the DILL, which


resolve themselves into two or three. Upon


hese points, already SC well understood. il IS


hoped the di.cls,ion will moi be % tsr proiUng-


ed as 70 defeat decision of the main question.