From the Norfolk Herald.l
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The United States troops, which Jeff Old Polnt few days since, were paid in tho Bank of Virginia notes; and these poor fellows had to pay tsrelue aad half ceats i,, the doliar. at the moment of eInharking to serve thelrcountfy, 10 procure United States Bank notes, that would be of use to them when they should arrive south---this, too, from pittance of six dollars per month.

 AN EYE WITNESS.

 From tho New York iiyeuiing Post I Eatract ofa ietter from aa Officer of the United Stutes .Armg, ia NortE Caroliaa.

 We were paid off the other day in Nor folk { Va. bills, fo which did not at the time object; because did not know how they would pass. Bss l .tind they uitl slot pass af aih and great proportion of those received by officers here, have been sent back for exchange. The merchants will hot take them, and of course 1 shall remorl- strate against receiving them in future. II, which case the Paymaster will have to transport specie"