

 The Jews connected with the Barbary States, say that there is greater accumula. ton of treasure at Algiers (particularly siyer) than at any place in the world. not excepting Persia and that the treasure now in the cof- 'ers ot the government amounts to the enor- nous sum of forty millions of dollars.

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 Soon after the meeting. on Wednesday, ol the House of Representatives, Mr. De Witt rose and said he had favor to ask in behalf ot two soldiers of the revolution. bills for whose relief had passed the Senate and were now on the table. They had been here for some time. waiting to know the result, and were anxious to return home. He hoped, therefore, the House would agree to take them up. The members generally said leave! leave :" but single voice said no, ana the request was accordingly refused.- when the resolutions were disposed of Mir. De Witt. true to the old warriors. rose again. ana entreated the House to reconsider their bills. He said the Senate had taken them 1p out of order, and passed them without a dissenting voice. They consisted of but a single section each, and would occupy but very short time. Why should these aged men be detained here till Monday morning They are at this moment inf the gallery" 'ald Mr. De Witt, ' listening with extreme