HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
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Alter prayer by the Rev. Mr. Milburne, the
reading Of the journal was dispensed with TO
the great relief of all concerned, besides Mr..
French the clerk.


Mr. Mcdowell Of Virginia, in place Of Hor.
VIM. Taylor, deceased, was sworn in and took
his seat YH
The yeas and nays were ordered on a reso-
luton aulhorising the Speaker TO pay out OF
the funds Tor paying members If the House
the usual mileage and per diem allowance to
Mr.. Fairlle the contestor of the seat of Mr..
Runk OF New Jersey. from the first of Decem-
Der last until yesterday, when Mr.. Runk's right
TO his seat was established 1t resulted, yeas
los, nays 49,


A motion was negatived, to go into conside-
ration ofthe private calendar.
The yeas and nays were ordered on mo-
tlon 10 suspend the rules to allow the reception
OF resolution to allow mileage and per diem
TO John M. Bolts, who contested the seat of
George w. Johnes in the last Congress. 1t
resulted, yeas 62, nays ITO, so the rules were
not suspended


After several vain attempts to have the yeas
and nays called on motion that wnen the
House adJourns it adjourn over to Monday
next, the molion was finally carried by I30
rising In the affirmative---a majority of the
House. Though members do no; wish 10 have
their names go to the people when voting
themselves holiday, yet there is as great
disposition on the part of Representatives to
play the gentleman at eight dollars day as is
manifested by Senators, only being more di-
rectly from the people, they feel that they will
be sooner answerable 10 them.
| The House went into committee on private
bills, Mr.. Rockwell Of Mass. in the chair, and
Inn IN iulIftp rrcp
and the House adjourned.





Mr.. N. p. Willis is on board the Prince AL
bert, which has been out now nearly sixty
days. There are also something like dozen
other vessels that have been from fifty TO sixty
days on the passage from Liverpool, all with
large numbers Of passengers on board, and
great anxiety is consequently felt by their
friends.