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OFFICE HOLDERS IN TRotBLE.-On the 9th inst. the amendment dfered by MT. Vance to the appropriation bill in the House of Representatives was adPted by vote of S5 to P. The amendnent provides :: "That from all officers of the Eustoms, what ever name designated, or in whatever man. ner employed, there shall bededueted from the compensation now allowd to them by law at the rate of twenty-five per centum per annum and in no case, shall the com pensation, by salary, fees, or otherwise, be permitted to exceed, of a Collector, $3 ,000 per annum of surveyors and inspectors $2,500 per annum; and of weighers, gaug- CTS, markers, appraisers, and Ill others con- nected with the collection of the Customs, $2,000 per annun." Let Nr. Vance and has friend perseyere in the w,rk which they have began, and procure rduction of the wages of the President, and Ill other. office holders should know something of the pres sure which they have createl; 1t is proper that they should be made to ,toop beneath the burden which they have ben binding up- on other mems shoulders. OIe of the New York members of Congress rmarked some time since to Committee oihis distressed fellow citizens: Gentlemen, tit times ere aoett enouoh--the GoUeYnment doe not complain --it ss the people only thot complain" We are quite willing that the Goverment should have cause to complain as well as the peo- ple.-Lou. Jouw.

 Mr. FoRsYrH.-Howevg coarse and censurable may have been the epithets ap- piled by this Senator to the citizens of Bal timore, he may quit his alarms of personal violence should he again visit our city. Not a plait in his shirt, nor a hair of his wig will be disturbed-for sooner than his exquisite person should be rudely assailed, we would throw ourselves into the inminently deadly breach, to save hlm harmless. He can come here in perfect safety fer as he be- fore passed and repassed through our city without observation, it is not likely that his entrance or exit again, will be graced by 3 mob of"almost traitorso at his heels. Tho arms which repelled the British myrmadons from our shores, will hardly be raised tc cbastise slave of the President. Ii would indeed, be launching "Jove's thunderbolt' to kilI--a fy.-BaH. Chron.

 yIRerNrA.-Letters from Richmond sa, that Gov. Tazewell will call the legislatur together immediately, that the opinion of tn State may be expressed on the great polti cal questions of the day.