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OD- The following are the nays pn the final passage of.the War Bill in the two Houses of Congress:

 H,use .vf RepresemtatiUes-NAYs s. J. o. Adams, AshDun, Cranston, Culver, De- lano, Gtldings, Grinnell, Hudson, D. P. King Root, Severance, Strohm, Tilden and Vance IA.

 Senate-NAxs--Messrs. Thoraas Clayton and Davis. ,-

 It is proper to state, that the Whig members generally dassented from the preamble of the bill. which commences "whereas. by the aei of .Merieo, state of War exists" &c.

 Rev. Asa T.. Hopkins, Faster of the Firs Presbyterian Church in this city twill sail fol England on the 1st of June, as Delegate ts the Evangelical Alliance, which will assembl. in. London on. the 18th of August.

 BrfalO Com. .4siv.

 UThe New York Legislature adjourned on Wednesday last, having passed 337 acts | Among the number, was enc to abolish militia trainings, and substituting in lieu thereof, tax of 75 cents year on every person liable to do military duty. Hon. R. M. Saundcrs, successor to Hon 1 Washington Irving as Minister to the Court O Spain. asarrived in New York, on his way tt embark spr Europe, and taken lodgings at ,th, Astor Honse. ..-. o. The Annual Meeting of the Connection Historical Society is to be hplden in tho. Stat House at New Haven. on Wednesday the 27tl inst, Uhe present week ) fer the choice of of 6cers and the transaction of other business. - In the evening of that day discourse on th Life and Character of the Hon. John CotfO,

 SHsith. lately deceased. vii. be delivered b, Rev. Wm. W,Andrews, of Kent. ., 3.