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The next set of entries which he examined, was under the head of moneys raised attempted to be rased at the present session. by loans and for the use of these economical people. They found in the bills the table, and presented the following items:

 ]. Loan in the Bank charter SI OO0, ,0O0 9 Do. in this loan bill for twelve mil

 lions, the interest for which would be

 two millions one hundred thousand,

 and the expenses of collecting the mo-

 ney from the people, 10per ct more;

 making in all l5,50O ,000 B. Re-issuable old Treasury notes 5000, ,OOO 4. The tariff bill, placing 20 per cent on

 all free articles and all articles under

 20 per ct and which, with merch'ts'

 profit the duty and other charges,

 would add 50 per cent to the duty,

 and make it more than 90. This, to

 raise ten twelve millions for the

 government would take eighteen mil

 lions from the people; say l8,0OO, 900 g. First subscription to Fiscal Bank ten

 millions, with interest for 20 years,

 10 millions, and 10 per cent oil col

 lections 22.OOO, 900 6. Second subscription increased cap.

 tai, 61 millions, interest the same,

 and 10 per cent. for costs of colec-

 ton, &c. l3 333 S33i '. Third subscription in lieu of deficient

 private subscriptions, II millions ,in-

 terest on the same, and 10 per cent.

 for raising it out of the people 24,Oo0, 900

 Total $lO2, ,s33, ,s33 The next set of entries which he quoted was under the head of moneys proposed to be squandered away which follows:

 The land revenue to go to the British S3 500 900 ?. The fourth instslment to be given to

 the States to go the British 5000 0OO 3 To be kept in bank as reserve 100000

 Total $16,5OO O0O The aggregate of these several heads amounted to about one hundred and forty millions of dollars which pretty fair start for the economy and retrench- ment" Administration. The question was taken on the passage of the bill and it was carried-ayes 23, noes 2O--two of the Democratic Senators being ab- sent at the moment the vote was taken. The Senate then adjourned.

 In the House the Fertilization bill was hammered at all day, without coming to any conc cusion upon it Mir. Wise is every day defining with more distinct ness his position, and there be but little doubt it will be sf decided opposition if it remains long of the present materials, of which there seems to be considerable doubt at this moment. informed you in my last that fifteen clerks had been removed from the Land Office. This was done by order of Mir. Ewing, the head of the Treasury Department of which the Land Office is Bureau. This morning MT. Tyler proceeded to the Land Office, and ordered the rein statement of the clerks who had beens removed, and they were reinstated accordingly. Much surprise is expressed that MT. Ewing still holds on to his office after this manifestation by the Executive of what may be considered want of confidence in him.