pRocEEDINGs OF coNGREss.
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In the House of Representatives, yesterday, the
motion of MIR. CAVE Johnson for the printing of the
whole mass Of papers that have been showered on
the Committee OF Elections, whether legal evidence
or not, being under consideration, Mr. Fillmore,
of New York, member Of that committee, was pro-
ceeding 10 state some Of the circumstances relating
10 the case and The condition in which the commit
tee now find themselves when he interrupted
by Inc raising Of points Of order and the arrival of
the hour for going 10 the orders OF the day, cut off
the debate before the House could come 10 any de-
| cision.


II is evidently now the purpose of the Loco-focos


in the House, TO prevent an examination into the
election to force the non. commissioned preenders
! from New Jersey inio the seats from which, by an
unprecedented outrage upon the Constitution and
The laws they have excluded the members who are
! justly entitled 10 them,


MORE TREASURY NOTES.


Mr.. JONES Chairman OF the Committee Of Ways
and Means reported bill to authorize The issue OF
between four and five millions OF Treasury Notes:
! What commentary is the simple announcement
of this measure, on the conduct Of the men, who
have been arraigning the States before the Senate
for running into debt, for extravaganza, and impru-
dcncel Here is the Federal Administration by


long course Of profusion and waste reduced to Task
again for authority TO create public debt oi hVe
millions 10 supply he deficiency caused by IT'S own
mismanagemcnt and exirayagdnce
nlD RIVER RAFT.
The House wasoccupied for considerable part oil
the day in the discussion OF the Bill making appro-
pration for removing The raft from Red RIVER
The bill was advocated by Messrs. Cross and Rice
Garland. and opposed BY Mr. Biddle.


No question was taken, when The House, a, a late
hour adjourned.