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 Fycai Ageaf.-The Mcrchants Bank hns been mHuie Fiscal Age=i for the GnCernneni in this civi and has received ihs eects of the laie Sub Treasft Congress conld create better Fiscal Agent than this, Il they were s0 continue their special session round the year. There are now specle-paA ing banks suitable to receive, keep safely. and disbmse the public revenue, in Charleston, Mobile, and New Or leans, and sdme other places south and vest All the arrangements ofihs sort which the government needs is ready its hands, and in better form than any new creation. In addition to the employment of these anks let the government allow it's revenues to run little short, and suppl, the deficiency by erea- ing ten millions of treasury notes, of denonlnaionS from five dollars a thousand dollars, ihe larger de- nominations with interest and the smaller without, and let those be paid out at Washington and whereA- CT more payments are to be made thah the receipts will meet, and let them be received every where in payment of dnes to the government.

 This plan would create National currency of equal value in all parts of the country, and fitted for all the purposes of bank notes It would also operate as n regulator of Treasury balances, preventing inconye- nient accumuatons, and at the same time supply ing a ready resource, of the best and cheapest knd in all emergencies. This is our plan of fiscal operations It is probably simple to be capable of keeping party together, but it would keep the country togeh- CT, and be much more likely to bring support to an Administration by its quiet usefulness than any fifty million corporation, with all the form and circum- stance of Bank.-Journal of Commerce.