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There is says the New York American, undeniable aptness in the following observations of the Wash- ington Tetegraph:

 I The Gira1 q Bank.--The Globe openly threatens the Grard Bank, that n 1t shWl insist upon not examining and receiving, tn fnuure, the Government deposiies, tha snOt the indulgence of day, of hour, shall be ailowed to pay tue deposes it receive ed IL declares that no regard shall he paid t0 the condition iR which these banks are placed, by enter

 ing into the service Of the Yaa Buren Kitchen Cab- net. They must do as they are wanted to do; and their ruin would be sought with the eagerness

 they look forward 10 desroy the Girard Bank, any of them should be unwilling 10 obey the behesis Of those who direct the movements oi sihe pariy.- Can there be any stupid enough 10 believe, that

 f any of these deposite banks should be unwilling subssrse ihe views of those who urnshthe President with opinions, that they would not immediately be made 10 fee the executive vengeancep