THE ENQUIRER.

LRTCHFIELD, FEB'Y 2S. 1s30.
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United States BaTk.-We were a Iimle prematHr' hst week in announcing the passage Of the bill OcOr POratng this Bank through the Senate Of PennsyIVa nis IL, however, at that time had 0ctGaily passed though positive information Oi, the fact had not beer received. IL passed Monday Oi last week by vote of2O to I2-eight Jackson (nOt Van Buren) Senator, voting for it. Gov. RiIner approved and signed the bill Thursday-sO that it is law. IL is char. tered for thirty yearsand during that period will be of direct benefit the to the amount of least five or six millions of dollars-no trifing sum for a state which is heavily involved in debt contracted in making improvements within her borders.

 On Friday, meeting of the stockholders in Phi ladelphia, the charter was accepted unanimously.

 At the Fairfield county Van Buren Convention held at Wesport on the Huh inst. Thomas Y. Whnuiesey, Esq of DaDbury Ia high-iOned federalist) nomi- saued for Member of Congress in place of Mr. Wild- man, deceased. There were six candidates Thomas T. Whiuesey, Zadock Stevens, Simeon H. Miner, Samuel Simona, Cyrus II. BeardsIey, and Stephen Wheeler. On the fifth ballot Mr. w. chosen to be the candidate of the party by one lnaory-he ha wing 27 votes, and Mr. Stevens 26.

 T We learn by the New-Haven Herald that the Wings of Fairfield county have put in nomination. REUBEN BooTH, Esq. of Danbury, for the same office. Insuryect;on in Nashville, Ten-The New-York papers of Saturday last published account (purPort- ing to have been communicated by letters from the neighborhood of Nashville, received in. Philadelphia of an insurrecon among the slaves in the above nam- ed town-stang that two of the banking houses had been desroyed and thai great consernatioD prevail-

 oI,a iDsn fhofn nl,aro Io no foundation for the story; that it was got up merely as hoax by some dabolcaI wretch who deserEes the loss of his at least for his viliainy.

 The Van Buren State Contention assembled a, Hartford last week. and put in nomination for re-elec- ton Henry w. Edwards for the office of Governor; Ebenezer S,oddard for Lieut. Governor Royal K. Hinman for Secretary of State, and Jeremiah Brown for Treasurer-two democrats, and two old fashioned federniists. They responded also to the Fairfield imitation of Thomas T. WhiuIesey for Congress, ano- ther old fashioned federost. Three federalsts democrats s pretty well for a. party claiming Gall the democracy in the county, and which pre.ends to alure any such thing association with federasis. A friend called upon few days since and re qucsed give his ideas ofihe flnesa of the differ candidates for the Presidency in. a, manner quite inteigihe, by the form of le,ters could be pressed in a column Of words. He wished us to give their names in large letters this we could not do hut concluded to gratify him by giving them in the following manner--and we must confess that his ideas correspond very much with ours:

 DANIEL WEBSTER.

 AUGH L. WRITE.

 