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committee ofthe Legislature OF New
Hampshire have report ed, that the sum of
100000 in treasury notes, received by Gov.
Pumer, in August last, and by him at that
time exchanged for $40, 80 in six per cent.
stock, might have been sold on the 3lst of
Aug at 81 per cent. and six per cent stocks
nigh, have been bought at the same time
At SO per cent by which sale the treasury
notes should have brought S3s, 300, and
this amount OF cash should have purchased
S44,osO in six per cent stock. Jhe loss to
the state therefore by Gov. Plumer's bro
kerage is S3,sio. larger sum than he will
be able to Gu, off from all the salaries in the
State.


On the 5th inst. the House of Represen-
ta,ives of the Legislature Of Virginia sat
with closed doors for tzv0 hours, on commu-
nication from the president of the U. 5. to
the Governor of that State


Petersburg Intel.


The seal of secrecy was taken off, and
il is said the subject was, a project for a
colony on tn. the N. w. Coast tor emanci-
pa,ed blacks. No decision