The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-27

wsHs s,s,rs this q p-ovai Aowsss-. I think Il
10, das7 % pfsss my sincere regret tAas It h,s
aitsonal issu4 of Tseasafy aoses. whm THAR eircu
lAtion aad shA! of ~ saspsnJei b.nAs teKsther
havs already bssoms - rsduadsut - TO ipcrsass
ips he cost of living - ths ialary Of lsbor and
Cost OF suppes 70 lnjafy Of The whole couctTy.
II SCENE very paan thas continued issuss Of Uni
tsd btaAs rot<s without any chsok Of Issues TO the
vlsion for .hs raisiag Of money by loans, snd for
f,ndsns the issues, ~ % 70 kssp them within due
ltots must soon produse dlsastrous con eQuences !;
xu THE matter appears to me 10 tmpafti. that
avail inyssf Of shi, oscasoa 10 ask tie attention Of
Congress to oh
That C,ngTess hss ths power TO regulate the eur.
repcy OF the cou stty can hardly sdmit Of d0abt,
and that jdd ctous measure to prevent . deterio.
s..io" Of this currency by reasonable :sxAsion cf
BANK cfc 1Seou. or othsfwiss. II needed seems
equally cieW. Independently OF this general Goa.
ii tsrAton would be unjust to the people at large
70 cxsmpt banks erjoyiag the spseaai privileges Of
circulation from their jast proportion Of the public
In orSss 10 raise money by way Of leans most
easily and cheaply. 10 clearly necessary 70 give
every possible support to the public crs Gs 70
scrp.ions " loaos. and al other orGinxsy pu ollie
dues nay De paid is klmost. not q1its ndispersa-
bls. Such . currency esn be Furnished By bankiDg
ssoeis:ions author!s ed undsr general ast OF Con.
ef sas prssss - h ssssisy ' of 81 ere
iAtson by he pledge q United Stats bonds =.
herein sugzss ed would sti further facilitate loans
by incrss stns tbs pi esent and esusing farth
dsnsnd for lueh bankA In view of the actual
tnAncisl enbarran ments Of the Government, aAi
OF the greater embarrassment sure to come II the
he.essasy Means Of relief Be not eff ,rded.
feel that I should not perform my dn.y by .
kimp's announcement OF my approval Of the j, INT
Resolution, wi ich proposes relief emily by increa
Ing circulation, without ex?res Ig my earnest de-
ii that measure. tuoh a. have just referred to,
may feesiTe the early eanction OF Congress. By
such messuieA IN my opinion. all payments viii
certainly secure. not only 70 the army aud navy,
but al honest c,edsoy o. the Governm sat and sat
lsfA1t 1sy rrovlsi- n made for future demands ON
the Treau'y. ABaAHAM LINCOLN.
coRRfsPo NDEE ECH ABoGT THE EXCHANGE OF
OFFICES.
A eispatch from Fortress Monroe. dated The
g! says the q. 8 agent 20: the exchange Of pri.
sonsrs. Col Ludlow. his demanded Of Mr.. Cuid
the Confederate agent. that al the q. 8. officers
now In the hands Of the rebels should be In con. :.
pliancs with tie cartel, at once released It adds
Mr. Ould Ia, replied that al ths officers now In
ths banda OF the rebels, snd captured before the
12th Of Jsuuary-the date Of J.H Daviss Mes
ssgs-wli not 30 released on parole, but will be
EXCHANGED sor those Ct eorresponding rank.
LH eficers captured after the 18th inst. will be
banded over to the Governors Of tbs Stats In which
they are captured, - iu2Ioated In jeff Dayis1
messsgs. (sJo:onsi Lufow ssyI sll this is in
vio!a;i'n OF the csrtsl) Non commissioned officers
and priva.ss viii be released on parole a. hereto.
fore. The subject Of citiz N prisoners il Not yet
fu IL settled fhece are now ct Richmond 2tOJ
Union prisoners. sTh.es transports will lasve
Fortress Monroe next Friday fer City Poiut 70
This s.eamboa. fssw Yo.k wilt issve t.. night for
Annapolis with lt4 Tnien prisoners who srrived
here Today from xichmond.
LATEST FROM MHxICo.
Adv.c.s from the city Of Mexico to tho slst OF
Dsce nbar represent ths Mexcan people ~ being
cnitod Ia their discrimination to resist
thsir invaders. The Mexican Ucpgress hsd i'd
journed at the period Ax~d by ths Constitution,
sad the spesShes Of the Prraident and Y o. Presi.
dent On that oscasion socw tha the honor sad Pc.
triotism Of tha people are being fully aroused
These high dignitaries conte2dod that Mexico IL a
free and ind pendent nation, and that with her il,
experienced solcisrs and c;tizsn Generals sae will
Is the renowned armies ct France Aud hand
down freeh laureis to kisiHy. The Ucngress
pass,d An sc: d ,nt uaoinS al She acts OF tbs al
.asrsss sppoisssd by Tia Fsen b, desRr atns them
been any s;;vaaos Of the french ON Paeb a. tha.
stronghold wAs every day Increasing La stre.g.h,
snd L W trcoFs were pou.ing ic for its d,f nee -
Gen orte ga, shiifni a2G indrfs,igable officer Is
L; onu.1ena end tbs isboce of the soldiers ON tie
ior.h,st:ons w re- coatinuaiy iy Increasing. Ho.ri
tals were teicg establi1hed l.. convs nient places
snd tEs ladies were collecting mooey c!o.bins,
4 c., for ihs Of tie W landed. Yns i nss give
note OF awful preparation
THE MARYLAND REaROtS QUIETLY GIVEN UP.
Gov Bradford, of Maryland, having been w.i ten
to by cit gems esking him 70 p.0tscs tAsu, by
tbs militia OF ths State Is anst officers Of The Fs.
eral Government. who hxrbor claws snd eusice
th< Ii TO run away, responds ty ksying that ordi.
nAIi:y tbs militia would be cs,led ut, bu. that he
CAM IT do 30 now, ~ the country - ia state of
wac. Says he believes ths Acniais ration ia honest
aud mu-t bo Lu9posted. He incliaes to the
opinion that waaAtAs IL over ali 'oy 81 suffer.
ers will te compensated his message gives great
delight to the 1 b0i.tioEiSts.
PzACE PncsPECTS.
Col J. ". Wall, recently elected Omitted States
Eenator from Hew Jersey, de " red o speech in
en- the mig 1t Of the IL b In which hs
his niseries at Fo.t Lafayette, knd
Bsii: yellow sitizeae: / have received At the
b. nds Oe tho Legislature Of New Jersey the high
ead responsible otdcs of Eenater If the Ui j ed
Ssasas. go there my friends. a. I understand 1t,
as far my I'm tel capacities are capaola. to xd.
voc.te peace on the ,cr Of the Senate Of the Uni
ted StateE'
CONFEDEkATE STATES CONGRESS-.
KoNDAY Jan. GO 1852