WAsHtSeroN. Nov. 1.
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.AN. WAsH1SsToN, Nov. 27. The Neso Fiscal Agency Project set forth-Ghe

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 In full Cabinet meeting. as understand, held yesterday, the Fiscal Agency project of the President was agreed upon. The Ad- miniStration, that is, the President and his constitutional advisers, will present their plan as an administration measure. It has the sanction of the Cabinet as ga unit''- which presume will allow us to say that it is an administration measure.

 An "inkling" of what this Fiscal Agent is, has already appeared in three or four quar- ters, upon which am absolved from the ne- cessity of preserving what otherwise would have been to me at least matter of confi- dence, as supposed. It is then, no Corpo- ration to begin with. It can be repealed at will. It is an issue, next, of Exchequer bills tor currency, bearing no interest of course, and to tp redeemed in gold or silver, or though not by special enactment-in the notes of specie paying banks. It is to have head here, created, presume, by the Pre- sident and Senate, but not to be removed by the President at will, with sub-heads or u- gencies in all the States to be appointed by the head there. What this head is to be cal- led, and how constituted, will be submitted, I presume, in Bill drawn in the Departments ofthe Secretary ofthe Treasury-with other matters relating to buying and selling bills of Exchange, deposits, &c. All this is but the skeleton ofthe scheme, but it is the basis of it, nevertheless. Tbe amount of issues iS not to be over twenty millions.

 Such fiscal agency as this, after it feels its way, will, no doubt, do much toward cre- ating a national currency, for the want ot which we suffer so much. Received at tho Custom House and by the Postoffices, it will be at par. To prevent concentrated run upon any oae of the agencies, there will be some regulation similar to that of the bran- ches of the late U. s. Bank-for note pay- able in Missouri will be paid there-only here--though it will be received every where for public dues.-N. Y. Express.