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The TRAssroRrArIos OF srEcE-Nolhing is seized
upon readily by the wing press than statements OF
difficulty or embarrassment that may attend any OF
transportation Of specie under the Independent Trea
sury Act IT, the time, they took Of every
facility that introduced for the operation Of The law,
and thereby gave their readers fair and candid rePresen
iaton of its effects, their reputation would be rendered
more honorable and free from suspicion. To see such
paragraph the following which appeared in the Union
Of Monday evening, published in the whig papers of any
of cities would be surprising 10 learn that they
had suddenly changed their political afiniies;


"Mr Walker has made arrangements by which, at
of only theeeighihs of per cent he can ans-
fer any of specie from the north TO New Orleans
He will make unnecessary transfers. but whenever
the War Navy Department. who will no doubt perform
their duty give him notice that specie funds will be want
ed al New Orleans, Mr. Walker will instantly transmit
any time, the gold TO that point in any amount desired
for public expenditure"


We give the paragraph that the public have the nior
nation which contains and AT the time may have
opportunity compare n with The facilities OF the old Unit
ted States Bank the present banks These latter
told ,oeo transmit funds for nothing, jnst nothing
at alI'-which the public very well know means that the
banks will charge the government itself any thing,
but by The Of the funds they will be able
"io do something pretty nice Of the dear people, IN


lieu thereof And what is worst OF all, they would there
by be able to influence the price of every thing that
offered for sale Throughout the country


The Union contains the above, with many other state
mens in reply TO an article in the New Orleans Bulletin
relating "money affairs in that city, and which has
been through the whg press here The following is al
so added:


"Mr Walker has already ordered twelve hundred
thousand dollars in specie to New Orleans and he Is rea
DIV at any moment to send Immediately from time TO time
as much more he may be notified will be required fol
the wants the government and will do all that that Law
will permit him advance the interest of the great south
western emporium The new tariff on Mexican import
must soon stop the drain of specie from New Orleans h
duties realized under the Mexican tariff (pary Of Gen
eraI Scott and partly of Mr. Waker) having already re
allied nearly half million of dollars, and the current
specie will soon from Mexico New Orleans and New
:. York"


The reply OF the Union shows the statements OF tb


New Orleans paper be without any foundation, but II
one thing the Washington paper has made great mis-
take Ii has asked the whig papers which have publish


ed the calunnes against the administration to insert ais


refutation of them, that their readers may be in
formed of the facts in the absurd expecta


ton it would hardly be possible TO entertain. They ney
er would publish any thing that might expose their rid
cuIous preensIons to wisdom in national financial mat
a ters-N u Post