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On Monday last, in the Senate, in preseut- ing the Boston Memorial signed by nearly segen fhoMsand rsspecta ble citizenss MT. Web stel made series of very impressive andap- posite remarks, among which are the follow ing l34S <, N

 sWhere were the public treasures of the United States! No man in the Senate knew {; no man in the other HOuee knew. The last time thatthe Senate had heard of them. they were deposited in certain banks not fixed or created by it's will. They might be changed, for aughf the Senate knew, within the last half hour, to some other place. which it knew not. What Was, fsaid MT. W. }. the condition of the treasure siK m0nths ago Was it situL ated as it is now Did not every member know where the money was then and had not Congress an account Of it $ and could see that 1t was all there? Had Congress any silch right now? Had that House. or the other. the power to go to the Bank Of the Metropolis, or tO the Manhattan Bank, in or places Was safc 4lh67 E:xecltIye nau now the preservation of the public treasure, and Congress had no control over t.

 lt wasa fact not to be denied, that every dollar of the public money ordinarily eight or ten mtilions---between thg lii0ments of its receipt at the Custom House and the Land Officer from the moment of its aus,ronria- , ton under the authority of law, was under the entire, exclusive government Of the Sec resary of the Tfeasufy Congress knew not wheFe-C Congress declared not how.Y

 MT. Sprague smoke likewise in relation to the Memorial We extract [ passage of his speech.

 <. IT hs was not nnisinformed. tMr. $. ..;d \ during the Northern tour, while the Chief MaeistEate was reposing ii the city of Bos. tpn, ms disastrous measure had been decided on, which had now brought before the Sen. ate the protest and memorial Of TOGO of these citizens. lf he had not been greatly n,isin. formed, tho letter of tho 25,h of June address sed tosthe Secretafy of the Treasury. m dated from Boston during that yisit, and N the very tine when the person whosa na,,,e was amxedtO its was c0nlined;tO his chasnher ny sickness, in q dark room, and in a ccndi. ton 0f entire incapability Of physical or in. te!lectual elOft. Would to Heaven, that a4 midst tue scene of uninterruhtei prosperitv which Inca surrounded him o,s Rll sidess ana the fespect which was every ythere psisi ta the Authorities of the Bniun. soma Stron. sn. muence could have withheld his kand ison, that slknature while such trib0tes sf respsct aud appreciation were tandered to thOse syho were the agents in continuing to ns a Govern. nnent which protected the genesak happioeas. Thatpeoplc whom lhe President the6 saw in condition of prosperity and gladness had now come hither by thousanda, with the tan gaage of gloom aud sorrow ard dismav.n