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The National lntelgeneer is engaged in discussing Mir. Ewing's plan of a "fscal agent.' That journal thinks that those states which are opposed to it from principles will accept branches from considerations of interest It argues somewhat in this style suppose New York should refuse branch and Newark should accept one. The danger of the trade and commerce of the former city being diverted to the latter by her national capital, would eectually put quietus on all the constitutional scruples of the former. And so on through the twenty-six States. + v"

 This looks something like failing in the offset. The argument at all events, have dreadful eff feet on the nerves of the New Workers.