HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
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Messrs Baker and Yell were excused. on
motion, from serving on the committee on Mil
itary Affairs and two others were ordered to be
appointed, temporarily in their places These
gentlemen have gone home-the first to Hi
nos, and the latter TO Arkansas--lo raise troops
for Texas or Mexico.


Mr. A. Johnson, of Tennessee, offered res
olulion, providing for an adjournment of the
two Houses on the Goth Of June. Objections
being made, he moved a suspension of the
rule; it was refused-yeas 81, nays 73--re-
quirng two-thirds. Mr.. Boyd moved that
hereafter, the regular daily hour OF meeting
shall be ten o'clock: but the rules were moi
suspended


A motion of Mr.. Hungerford. TO meet on
Monday, at ten O'Clock, prevailed.


The House passed to the private calendar,
and at an early hour adjourned.


The following was posted up in the form of
hand bills in the streets of Boston few DAYS
ago. The Sun thinks it is unreasonable cry
ing 'peace, peace, when there is no peace y


PEACE! PEACE!! PEACE!!!
WANTED IMMEDIATELY - so 1000


Faithful, True Hearted Men, to disse-
inmate through the United States and Mexico.
the Principles of Justice, Truth, and Peace,
the Love of God and Humanity Applications
to be made where full compensation will be
granted-m The Court Of Heacen


BLESSED ARE THE PEACE-MAKERs! ="