Approted, February g, 1881.
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Mir White of this city, from the Select commit tee on Coins, made two very interesting reports in the House of Representatives on Tuesday, of each of which, upon the motion of Mir Buchanan, of Pennsyyania, 5000 additional copies, were ordered to be printed The first relates to the relative value of goldand silver, which the committee proposes to establish at of gold to 5625 of silver. The ques ton of single double standard of value, is dis cussed, and the committee have arrived at the con- clusion that there be but standard of value and measure of contracts and that should be, in our country, silver.

 The second report recommends that certain for eign silver coins shall be made legal tender in the payment ofall debts and demands above the amount of one hundred dollars by ,oeigh, when containing not less than 10 15 dwts l2 grs. pure silver in the troy pound of standard silver at 116 1-10 cents per ounce.

 By this means the merchants will receive the full value ofthe coin imported the Mint be relieved from oppressive duty, and the circulation of our nation- al coin be eventually secured to the exclusion of all foreign silver coins.-Ne,0- York Gazette.