Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-09
The rebel Secretary of the Treasury. in his cor:

The rebel Secretary of the Treasury, in his cor respondence with the Tennessee delegation ir Congress, states the inability of the Confederate Government to settle the sums expended by Ten nessee in behalf of the war.
 A letter, dated Norfolk, the 18th ult., to the Petersburgh Express, says:
 "Certain parties were arrested at the Navy Yard on Monday, with candles, matches, and oth CT inhammable and combustible materials on theil persons, with intent, as is rationaly supposed, tc fire the yard, or, at least, the big ship lHerrimac They have been committed to jail. and if Jack Ketch does not get his owa this time, then let all law, all order, all justice: go to the dogs" The Lynchburg Republican says:
 "Our people were greatly surprised, on satur- day morning, to see the black flag" waving ove, the depot of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail road Company. We are for displaying that flag throughout the whole South. We would ask nc quarter at the hands of the 1andal Yankee invad CTS, and aeuesh1otto should ho an entire extermin alton of every one who has set foot upon our sa cred soil. Let that flag, then, float over ever, hilltop and valley throughout the whole south and the breezes tan its folds let it tell to the Hessan scoundrels the welcome they will have on Southern soil-Death, death to each, one and alI."
 The Richmond Dispatcb of recent date warns the Southern people against false security aris. ing from the prospect of English interference, which it regards probable but still thinks there IS possibility that the Southern Confederacy will have to fight without friends. Some of the Southern papers have discovered that Archbishop Hughes has gone abroad to te- cure the intercession of foreign powers in behalf of peace and recognition of the independence of the Southern Confederacy.
 Jack, said coal dealer, "what kind of a morning is it?"
 "Very cold, sir, very.''
 Is the river froze over?"
 Yes, sir, hard"
 We'll, then, you may raise the price of coal a dollar on tun. God help the poor"
 SATURDAY last, in New York city, Charles M. Jefferds for the murder of John w.. Matthews. and Dr. Moses Loewenberg for the murder of Hoffman, were sentenced to be hanged on the 2Oth of February, 1863, and meanwhile to be confined in the State Prison to hard labor.
 AMONG the names mentioned as candidates so, the Chancellor of Cambridge Uniyerity, yacan, by the death of Prince Albert, are those of the Prince of Wales, Lord Palmerston, the Duke ot Buccleugh, (who failed last year at Edinburgh \ Lord Lyndhurst, and the Marquis of Lansdovnea "a IL. D. of Trinity in I8li.
 The rebel Secretary of the Treasury annouu. ces that on and after Jan. 2d, the interest on the funded bebt of the Confederate States will be paid in coin. The Eyala (Ala.) Spirit of Ms SouA chronicles rumor that persons in Barbour County have been engaged in shipping cotton from Eufala to Columbus and Apalachicola, whence t is clan, destinely conveyed to the enemy's vessels and taken to the Yankees, North
 CHEAP LIvIsG-The Muscatine Journal gives the following price-list of provisions in that city: v1
 Tenderloins, cents; Sausage meat, cents Shoulders, cents; Sides with meat on, 8 3ecsnts.