Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

The Federal government has already Pot forth
more than q thousand millions of dollars of
paper III the progress of the war. a vast un-
lquidated debt also exists for psst expenditures,
which win require other hundred millions of
paper to be issued from time to time under the
authority ofindefnite deficiency bills and count
less decrees Of ihs court Of claims. In addition
70 these issues Of she Federal government the
Yankee States and counties have put forth more
than two hundred millions Of paper; and the
banks aud other corporations issuing paper have
put out still another two hundred millions Of cir
culation On tie back Of this fifteen hHndfed
millions Of paper now on the Market the COM
ulittee Of ways and means Of she Aouse Of rep
IeseDsatives have just reported bill for adding
an additional load Of paper 70 the anount of
eleven hundred milisns Of dollars. THIS object
of this eleven hundred millions is to provide
monies which are to be expended after the com
menesment Of the next fiscal yesT, which begins
on the first of next July. 0sher bills and gdai-
toual appropriations must provide for the inter-
veniug period. The taxpayers Of Lineolndom
have e fac prospeet ahead.
Lane, of Kansss notorieiy, IS en3eavoring to
have The Federal Congress raise two hundred
regiments Of Negroes.
MT Allen, member Of { e Federal house from
Illinois has bten making lspeech in respect to
resolutions nstTuciiug the Judiciary committee
to inquire into the authority Of tie agents of
the government for Introducing negroes into
Illinois, in defence Of the Constitution Of lhat
Slate He conten3ed thai NT. Secretary Stan
ton and his agents who had taken negroes from
Southern ewpers and flooded Illinois with lazy
blacks, had committed gross and Aagrsnt viola
tons Of law, which were emphatieally cor
demned by bis people. His constituents de-
manded that these negroes should be deported
He condemned severely the eondnct Of the sd-
minisiration in negecting the claims of white
men and taxing especial care Of the biaezs,
Overriding in behalf of the latter the rights Of
the States.
! Up to January f9I 525, 600 hogs have been
/ Slaughtered In Cincinnsti-50, 900 head more
/ than ever before known.
There were coined at the mint, in Philadel-
! phia, during December, five million four hun-
/ dred and thirty thousand dollars.
The governor Of New Hampshire has post
poned the daft ia that State sine die.
I Farce negro regiments are doing garrison
( duty for tile Federals in Louisiana at Forts
/ Jsehson, ST Phillip and Pike
Gradually the Lincoln desp0tism is losing
popularity ID those stronghol5s which give j
i exstsnoe Upon the heels Of The intelligence
( OF the election Of Richsrdson Ia Illinois to the
! United States senate, comes The information Of
the defeat Of Cameron IN Pennsylvania, aud
4 the election OF Buckaow over him il the tIni-
ted States senate, vice David Wiinot. the father
0f moisgn free soileTs. Cameron was among
I thsfast friends of Lincoln, and being about
T the biggest rascal in the party Of Black RsPu5.
licans.
& Northern correspondent of an English
paper states that the Federal officers are very
unpopular With t6eiT men, and Il IS thought shal
many of them are SHOT On the field Of battle ~