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The N. Y. Evening Post says-"Mr. Adams, who is chairman Of the Committee Manufactures in the HOuae, has plan for adjusting the tariff in such manner as to produce uniform excess of revenue of five millions annually, to De exPeuded in internal m- prOvsmenU. He is very buy in preparing the de- tails of this DlaR."

 Distrsssing FSre.-A fire broke out yesterday afsr- nOOn in the basement story of Mr. COnOvers build ing in Orangs-sreet occupied as carpenters shop, which destroyed that and the three adjoinng bUild- ings ons owned by Mr. Edward RsynOldS, and the other two by Wm Seymour, Esq. Several bui'dngs on the same lots, fronting on Van Schaick-sreet, were considerably injured and tho furniture removed. Mir. SeyMour's bHildingS were partially incurred. By this calamity, between fifteen and twenty families thrown out of ,her homes, at this indictment son.-Zlb0ny Argus.

 Shnd.-The Savannah Georgian says, that four fine shad the frst of the seHson, appeared in Savan- nah market Christmas morning, and were sold dilv at one dollar each.