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.Mr. Biddte'S tast Lctter-Th here is some thing extremely ludicrous in the following paragraph from Mir. Biddle's last letter, (pub- lished in last Saturdays Ledger,l taken in conjunction with his former acts:

 "li gricves me-" he says, ito see the great cause oi free institutions tarnished bv the misconduct of Pennsylvania. It pains me to find our ancient Commonwealth thus dis honoredl Nor, with the blessing of. God. shall l. while have life, cease my poor cf- forts to rescue her from the shame and de- gradation to which her present career is hast ening her.'

 Now, who would suppose that the author ot this piece of pathetic dish-water, was the instrument of ruin to thousands of poor wi dows and orphans! No one, surely; and yet this is Nicholas Biddle, late President of the U. ,. Bank, through whose oxertions at least one-third of the State Debt of Pennsvl- vania was saddled upon her yeomanry, and who not only ruined the Bank, but crushed hundreds and thousands of business men, by his magnificent bank-gambling policy "Honest lagow We shall, in a few days. make some developments, which will con vince every reasonable mind that this same bombastlc gentleman has done that which would entitle him to be sustained at the pub llc expense, and for public benefit, in some other huge building besides that at Andalusia.

 Philadelphia Spirit of the TfmcS.