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gm 0R OR Aasadrsa end sirfv AOnssn1 sevsn AsendEed aud siEty-RiHs dollars and now in suh this sum being due from inc debtors of the General Government, and payment refused when due. In addition to this sum, suits have been commenced for about @9O0, which was part of an Indian School Fund, which some DepOsitor has eloped with, as many DepositOrS would do under the operations of the Sub- Treasury Bill.

 FGct Ehe fOatrth.-Aside from the above named sums, upon which suits have been commenced, the Report says that A. H. Jones, the United States Marshal for the De- Inocratic State of Missouri, is public debtor to the amount of four thousand seven hundred and forty five dollars, and that suits have been commenced against this MT. Jones for the sum due.

 Fact the fth.-The Report gives the start ling fact, that in the short space of two years, sum exceeding Sir hundred houSGnd dOllGrs is in default.-N Y. Express.

 WAsHuNGToN CrrY Jan. g. There is very little at present stirring here in the sissppi, in the Senate this morning. was really unex- peced that body, though he has long expressed such as his settled and determined course The cause as- signed ia that he has large family. With this, how ever we have no right to meddle but luis valedictory was one Of the most laconc have met with. Here itis-

 "To the President of the Senate-Sir, I have re- signed my seat in the Senate of the United States.

 JOHN BLACK