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Correspondence OF IN: irohD'


w,sniScroS June H. 1871.
President Tyler has instructed Mr. Ewing report plan
OF Fiscal Agent when called upon which shall rot conflict
with the Constitution The Presidents plan you have had
an hng of-the detail. he leaves h> Secretary and
Congress.


The President gave his first diplomatic aer on Tuesday
Most of the Foreign Ministers were present and amongst
the Senators there were Messrs. H Clay and Ryes


Mcssrs Webster and Tallmadge have dned together and
all pretended dscor in that quarter harmony not under
stood"


Gales & Seaon were elected Printers the House today
by the following Gales x Sco.n l34 Blair & Riye-
70; Peter Force g.


Thomas Alien Is agreed upon by the Wing Senators in
caucus TO be Printer to the Senate The Of compensa
ton reduced in both Houses 30 per blo" the prices
fixed by the resolution 1919 Tins hope but The be-
ginning Rerenchmcnt Let the Of reduction be
carried through all the branches Of the service.


The Senate TO-DAY had again under consideration the
ton OF Mr. Rivcs to refer to the Committee Foreign AZ
fairs that part of the President Message that subject
Mr. Choate spoke about and half defending tue
taken by Mr. Webster in his correspondence with Mr
Fox and replying in a nas;eLy NJ Bachanan-
remarks yesterday He evince taen, worthy the
Of Webster.


NIessl. Calhoun and Henderson have also spoken h,
subject to-day.


In the House, Mr. HosT OF n \. gave ao,ice OF bill to
repeal the act to postpone the fourth nstaent Of depoe
With the States and farther providing for the deposite OF
said instalmen;


The business before the House being the
consider the vote by which the rules OF a. House adopt
ed. except the 2ls.


Nh WISE addressed the House entering the general
subject OF Abolition He deprecated The pursued ty
his Northern brethren of the Wing party pressing the
subec, of Abolition to exclusion important
,oaa business for which they had been convened and gave
notice of his ntention oppose the last their
this subject He had scarcely commenced his argument
when .e was seized with ,adden faintag and obliged
leave the Hall The motion then pu, til toaor
row, TO enable him to conclude.


llr Waerston moved reconsid GRAFTON OF the resolution
to elect Printer with view Of Offering resolution a
point Selec, Committee the subject Of printing. and
separating the printing political presses This failed
by a vote OF Yeas -. Nays la22-
The usual resolution suppl. Members with the daily
parc,s during the Session. passed.


Mr Sergeant offered resola9a colfaias tie acti-u o.
all III Standing COMMITTEE eXeep, tie Coa,nitfee E!ec
,iol. WAYS and Mean, .ai Neage To the subject ae
Presidents McsssEe and o General Bankrupt Law post
poaag memorials &. o-her atec 20 tie regular
session.


Motions we're made TO ,nena IN, b. z>cearg also tie
-:ai.tee oa Ike Di-t-,c. # Ceicub, a.i Gains
rr..s w., =; ARGUS.