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TIE SUB TREASURY AND THE TARIFF. e-We are inclined to think that the War ex. citement and it's consequences will prevent any further action of Congress upon these two measures, at present. It is certainly much to be wished that the ideas of the administration in regard to the currency and the productive policy, should fail of being carried out. ....-

 Aletter from Washington says:

 E.is now moral certainty that the tar if and Sub Treasury Bills will remain un- acted upon at the close of the session. The Sub Treasury is seldom alluded to. Mem bers never mention it. except when pressed and then it's warmest friends seeemed incli- ned to drop it like a red hot iron.