THE NEW DOLLAR.
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i gives us pleasure to annonnce-says the Wash ington Globe of yesterday noning--tha the one dollar o our own mint Is soon to make it's appearance. The lace ot the com represents full length figure of Liber y, seated rock, wiih the classic emblem of inc paseas or liberty cap surmourting spear held in the left hand. The right hand rests on the American shled, with its thirteen stripes, crossed by scroll on which IS the word liberty The reverse represents the American eagle on the wing, drawn accurately from nature all the heraldc appendages of the old coin be- ng discarded. Over the field are irregulary twenty six stars; the entrance of Michigan into the union. having been, 1t seems, anticipated.

 The design of the face of the coin was drawn by Mir suY and that of the reverse by Mir Titan Peae; both under instructions from the director of the mint. The dies were executed by Mr. Gobrecht, one of the engravers of the mint.

 This emission of dollars is the first coined at The mint since the year lSo5 It is intended to adopt the same design in the other cons as soon as it is prac,. cable to do so.