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festefday's mail brought us no news of importance, if We except a speech made bv

 MT. WERsa'ER, in which he dseloses his views of the distressed condition of the country, and avows hisGlan for avertinp further mischief. He declares himself. i6 this speech. "in favor of renewing the char ter of the present Bank, apith sach nod;f- caf,oas os mag De expected 10 meet ihe gen caat sense 2 the comtty." He, at the same time, declared thats upon this imporlant ssahiiect. isc he had heid consultation w,,f, m one, Trend or enemy of the Bank; but acI- ed alone. Mr. Webster also condemned the i,le Removal of the Deposites, and stated that an opportunity would probably he af torded to him hereafter, of discuas;ag ,ba h., question, at large. Nss''ss uie The House of Delegates sf yirainia rave rave adopted resolution pointedly con- con- oenn oean-ng ae the. the Removal of the Deposites- yeas 70, nays 53. 4 resolution was also passed declaring the Bunk uncons,i,nt;an a9 ;,'so al--.Slo. Rep. s'''sasanon-