Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26
From the National Intelligence, off,.day.

From the National Intelligence, ofjrsday.
THE BANK The bill to establish a
National Bank hos a, length finally passed
the House OF Representatives, by ma ori-
ty of niue votes
What will be its fate in the Senate, we do
no, undertake 10 say. Ii Cannot hardly be
expected TO be as cordially received in thai
body, as the bill from the House OF Repre-
sentatises respecting the compensation oil
the members Of Congress, which bill finally
passed The Senate yesterday by vote OF "a
to IL. he general impression, however,
appears TO be, tina. the Bank bill will also
pass the Senate
The following are the Yeas and Nays on the Nation
al Bark
YEAS Messrs. Adgae, Alexander, Ather-
ton, Baer Belts, B. sdbury. Brown, Boss, Cal-
houn, mon, Champion. Chsplen Cie,k,
C. Clak, X, C.ndenen, Coms,ock, Condit,
c nner, eghten. Crocheron Cnthbe,t, Ed
wards Fofney, Forsyth, Gholson, g ifiin, Gro.
venor, II ives. Henderson, Huber, Huger,
Hungerfp d. tnshen, IrYiog. N. Jackson
wit. X ". King, N. {. Love Lowndes
Lampk,H. Msci.y Mason. M'Coy, NIKE, VI !.
Teton Moore, Mosely, Murfree, Nelson, Ms.
Paris. Fickens, Pinokrey, Pipes Rober sou,
iharp, SIN, b, Md. Smi h Va. soush.rd, Tsu
T.ylor, N Y Taylor s. C.. TeifslF. Thomas,
t5nVe srW hes'an. Wide, W,ikIn, Wf.l -ms Wi.
aghby. r Wilson, Wm Wilson, Woodward,
Wright. Yancey. Ysies-sN.
NAYS-Rsker. B.rbou, Bssse,t Bennett.
Bridal, Blount, 3 eckensdge. Burnside, Bur-
vii Cady, Caldwell, C,iley, CT Or, C, Ion
Cooper. Cr.wiold, Culpeppe-, d lag eli. d.
fenport, Desha, Castor, Gold G9ido..f ush
~ H.hm VI 10 Hot
Herber,, Hopknsen, ]obnsoh vs.. K NJ. L. ngdo..
l. W. L wis Leveit, l. +, l. .on. VI .ssh. NJ =
ans, NJ Lean OF Nv Nj krtu, Of ONO, MinoT
New,on, Nyes, . m.by, Poke ing, ri k,a,
Randolph, Reed, Roo n -, Ruegie-. ) rye NJ !,
Savage, Shelf r, Smrb, # peon. S AFFORD
Stearns, Strong, Ssu'ges Taggss Tinsgs
Vose, w sliace. Ward NJ. Ward Of N Y
Webs e., Wttesde, WiicoA--7f.
So III bill w's passed, aud s-n. to the Senate
for concurrence.
Congressional desernon cannot bul
observe the numerous deser,ions in the
House OF Representatives on the final cues
zion on the National Bank bill no less than
80 members were absent /, ON there seats
and their constituents are left to guess at
their opinions, upon one OF the most inter-
House. Among these deserters, we find
the great Kentucky patriot, Col r Nj
johnson, who SO lately distinguished him.
self by his activity in favor OF The Congress
slonal compensation bill ~ Y. Herald.
MONTPELIER, VT. MARCH 10.
Extract Of a lene, from Member NJ Con
g,ess, to his friend in this village. dated at
Washington, Feb. 20
The enormous system of taxation, |
fear, will hang like mill stone about the
peoples necks, to pay for the enormous
expenses OF the late war. and The extensive
and almost inexhaustabis fund OF Executive
patronage which has been created and arr
sen out oil it. The expenses OF the lale and
more than useless War, are beyond calcula.
ton and the anxiety ond devices of the war
partisans to literally reward its vo,a,ie
with the peoples money, beggars all d.
scription Millions and millions Glory,
glory Military Glory aud putting each
other appear to be the order OF the day
10 support such extensive patronage and
vain glory, you well know requires large
sums OF money. without Accountability, and
the people must pay it, willie this state OF
things continues We must expect enormous
taxes, without any prospec, of relief
Mr. DALLAS is said to have signified his
intention OF resignlng he Office of Secreta
~ of the Treasury. This step is undel-
stood by the cabine, parry as meaning trans.
zion from the rreasuryship to the Presi
dehcy OF the grea, mammoth molhe,
Bank
Mr.. Secretary DALLAS, it is expected
will be President OF the National Bank.