I Vtcksbasrg Reg.
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.arriual of specie.--Considerable excite ment and curiosity has been raised in New York by the sudden arrival of Brit ish schooner, bringing only one letter and reported as in ballast. All that has been ascerfained of the object of her voyage is, that she belongs to the great bankers the Rothschilds and brings an amount of spe- cie--supposed to be about a million. If has been one of the great objections against the U. 5. Bank, that foreigners were iarge- ly interested and in some measures cou- trolled its concerns. and the fact was urged as reason why her charter should be wrsst- ed from her. Instead of remedying the evil, Gen. Jackson has taken the surest course to invite the investments of foreign capitalists in American property. During the last SIX month we have noticed the arrival of not less than three or four million in the single city of New York. The President deprecates the influence of foreign gold, and yet cuts cross-lots to court its intro, ductlon.- --Vsekstswg Reg.