Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-29
LETTER FROM WARRINGTON.


wAsuiNoroS, Jan. 27th. 1871.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has found relief to-a,
IN the passage Of the Treasury Note Bill This will ena
bic him to founder Tor some time under sub. Tf.nsu,,
specie-causc law, with paper currency IL passet
IN me senate almost unanimousy-immcdiacly sent tc
,he House and there it, amendments concurrcd in
probably by this time signed by the President and !.
the law OF the land IL gives the Secretary good chance
Tor 'Pecuanng and playing tricks, aud mistaken ii he
| does not take advantage OF the opportunity.
The Resolutions OF Mr.. CILLEY OF ~ II were taken IN
to-day IN inc Senate and after few remarks by Mr..
were, on his own motion laid upon the table unanimously
lou teeoect that they recommended withdrawal OF the
| troops from Mexico.
The Tax RToNKNrs BILL was then taken up and dis.
cussed The question pending Mr Atchisons amend
ment making them volunteers instead ct regulars Mr.
JAENASN had the floor when the Senate adjourned This
ON mas been delayed for long time IN that body. sup
pose MI yARNAGN will Introduce the amendment to which
referred IN former letter, relative to the 1t General
ship, before closing his speech.
In the House, the bill granting bounty lands TO the sol
G'eis was taken up IN committee OF the whole. reported
the House, aud passed with amendments IL grants so
acres to those who serve Elk months and leo those who
serve during the IL s great piece of hurnbur-
While LOcofocoism urctends take great care for the
poor We never find passing any for their relief
m such shape TO make them their benefit
than tor benefit 10 the poor.
The Nava appropriation bill was then taken up and dis.
eusscd and resolution was passed 10 terminate debate up
ON tomorrow at o'clock. After which the House ad-
JOurned
Among the bills reported to-day was ono from the Com
muee on Commerce, for the erection and repairs OF Light
uyet and harbor bill from the same Committee.
You will sec that the bNIoN Of this morning publishes
Cen TAYLoRs letter. Ii insnuatcs that the Adminstra
ton will vet dprovc the statements which Gen. TAYIoK
makes. think they will find il a hard job.
The weather, which this morning, Is now
quite cold.
see that you did get my letter OF Monday evening
! sent II, visual.
There no news ct any importance here this evening
see the Enquirer at to-day out upon me ike 4
thousand OF bricN." Why does intimate that Gen Tav
Tor will have regret the course Of those who call
themselves his friends IL j. easier TO call INV assertion.
ea'HmnIeS than TO prove them 1t IS Col. Benton
has not yet attacked Gen TAYLoK. L the parry do not
come ont against him before the close OF this on will
seAno".edg slight mistake. The Union OF TODAY A.
have already stated, promises prove Geaera TAyIoE
wrong. q. course, q" the hing do no wrong" Il
wrong has been done be the Presden-it ust
be ten. Taylor,
The ERGE|eT Gals Gen. GAMES "weak-muded and
-ash-io he gave the louer Tor publication WAY Is every
"ts General attacked Scott Gaines Taylor :! In
sauaie ,wrer', could nos suffice 80 But was rus,
closing my letter when saw the Enquirer. shall reply
10 quietly AM pa,u Length my letter to-nol-
row. BkTTIS