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 Thsis simple table that can be easily understood, and a most flemish account it is. What excuse can the Government give for this extraordinary state of things7 From state of the highest prosperity, oRly three ars since, when the United States Bank was yond measure The leaders are afraid to call for loan, and therefore recommend that fen millions of Treasery notes should be issued to free them frome barrassments-N Y. EEPress.

 AURA SAcRA FAMEs.-The Washington Cones- pondsnt of the United States Gazette concludes let ter as follows =" Gold and silver aro flowing here in streams The members of Congress- left to their own choice, receive their mileage and per diem in spece-a specie wrung from the yeonanry at the post offices, and from the merchants at the custom houses The uoor pensioner is put off with worthless and uncur- rent piece ofpaper while the member of Congress re- ceiyes his gold and silver, throws t about and cries the measures of the administration have restored the golden age He then goes to the broker, and sells his specie for rags at profit of ten per centum.