A Co*TLT ADMINISTRATION—A graphic ep
itome of Mr. Buobanao'a Administration i*
•ontaioed jo the following brief extract from
mJRTaahinjton letter in tbe Ihil«riAlnhi«k
ifRth American:
$300,000,000 wilt bave disappeared by tbe
4th of March next, for four year* adminis
tration of tbe government in time of peace
all tbe world. What is to abow fur
thf* criminal extravaganoo and mala^pro
firiation 9 Nothing but a distracted country,
beggared Treasury, an enormous debt, and
a deficient revenue. These are the result* of
JBtebanan'* single term.
jyA dispatch from Albany dated Jan.
Stf, says Tbe Albany Evening Journal fully
•odor*** tbe resolutions introduced by Sir.
Robinson for tbe admission of ih« terri
tory as two States, and says—Should these
resolutions be adopted, as we hopo they may
bo, by a onited vote, tbey will ei rt salu
tary influence. The voiue of New York, ut
tared through it* representatives, upon a
(pieation of great public importance wilt do
B*li than oommand tbe respect of her own*
MfrtMatativa* in CongraM*
A r««t f»sy Werm»n.
When the Pre#t4e«%a*w bis C*bio«4 Coun
sellors bankrupting tha Treasury of tbe. Uni
ted Statea and shipping arm* to convenient
depot* in tbe South, for the supply of
traitors, instead of doing his own duty,
called on tba people to pot on sackcloth and
eat dirt, we felt no disposition to honor bi*
official hypoorisy. Learning, however, that
Rev. Mr. Trapnell, of the Episoopal Church,
designed to preaoh a sermon appropriate to
the occasion, we concluded to take some
notes and print them for tbe benefit of our
roaders.
Tbe subject-announced by tha preacher
was, "The Duty of American Citizens in
View of the Present Peril of the Country."
His chief topioa were Secession, Slavery and
Union.
