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SAFETY OF THE PuBLIc MoNEY.-We Q have been looking al one of Secretary Ia ney's late reports to Congress in reply to a call from that body. He announces that one hundred and four iheagaad dotiass of tte public funds arc lost bg the failure of fhs three loeol Baats ia ihe District of Go i,uQJia-iourteen thousand by one, thirty thousand by another, and sixty thousand by a third. II is worthy of especial obserya- lion that the drilled majority in the House of Representatives not more than one ,ceek before the downfall of these institutions, adopted resolution that the Government money in the local Banks was in condi- ton of peJsct scfety. If they were so ut terly ignorant of the situation of the Banks lsoi'hia stoae's fhrow of fbe Capitol, the public can readily form an estimate of the true value of their opinions as to the Banks n the remote parts of tie Unioa. When they passed their resolution. they did not bf'icue tho revenue secure tisey but sylla- llod the words written down for them by theif masters. The national iu1s,s were not safe; and thevnre not safe. The. have gone on accommodating in their respective Repositories until at length they amount to niore ihaa elercs millioas ef doilafs-and the period Is at hand when every faftiling must be demanded 10 deffay the eypenas- lures of Government. The deposites are about 10 ba called for; aud how viii they t:lhi thi ealil1 tshe Spirits answered inc call io come from the Yasty deep: they aconu come. The President and hts advi- sers understand this perfectly they trciHble at the approach of the evil day. If they lose less than million of the revenue du- ring the next four months, they themselves will be most joyously disappointed.

 Iouisrigie Joa'.