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Richmond Resolutions. resolutions, a. doptrd at the meeting in Richmond, Va. set forth the following propositions. That the withdrawing of the deposites from the Bank of the U. s. was palpahle breach of the pub- lie faith solemnly plighted to the ins'it"'i"n by it's charter: that the reason assigned for il is equivalent to the assertion of a claim, on the part of the Executive 2, to shorten the term of its corporate existence, in defiance of that charter and of the legislative will: that the meeting regard inc President as the author of the measure, and the Secretary ofthc Treas ury only as his instrument: that the Secreta- ry has no right to remove the deposites, ex- cppt for good cause, which is to be reported to. and judged of, by the Congress; that the Secretary, in the exercise of discretionary power confded to himselfby law. is in no wise bound iO respect the executive will, and that the expulsion oftllat officer, for refusing to do so, is the assumption of an illegal, unconstitu- lional and dangerous prerogative; that the | act of the President, in taking away the de- posites in the recess ofCongress, and SD short l iy before its meeting, was dictated by a design to secure to himself, by an exercise of his veto, the power he has arrogated; that the trans, l fer of the deposites, as made by the SPcreta- ry, was withdrawal of money from the treas nry without any legal appropriation, and in violation of the constitution: that ihe Presi- dent has assumed absolute power over the public purse. apparently with the view of cn.

 arging an influence already too great: and that the pressure and distress occasioned by this measure will in all probability continue to increase. For these evils, there is no rem l edy, except speedy revisal of the measures which have occasoned it: and the meeting 1 therefore desire the Representatives of Vir- ginia in Congress. to use their efforts 10 pro- cure it.-BoSion MsSsengsr.

 Messrs. Moore and fletcher, the competit- ors for seat in Congress, from the 5th dis.

 trict in Kentucky, have both gone home fol

 the purpose oflooking up addtionalpr proofs o

 their election. -

 Middle District Bnnk.-The Receiver of the

 Middle District Bank will pay the final divi

 dend 10 the creditors early ia the next month The entire dividend declared is eighty -one cents on the dollar.