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Yesterday, III the House, Mr.. Johnson, Of
Tennessee, who is by trade a. tailor, observed
that IN former times it was said that it took
"nine tallors to make man. but the recent
battle had shown that itnow takes nine men to
make Taylor" This happy hit caused
great laughter. Another member, Mr. Saw
yer, confessed that he was blacksmith. and
argued that blacksmihs can give harder strokes
TO the enemy than the scientific West Point
men, Mr.. Kennedy, of Indiana, another black
smith member, learnt his trade with Mr.. Saw
yer. They are both striking proofs of the pow
er Of perseverance. A good steady mechanic
is worth all The scrub aristocracy in the world


Ii is understood that the resolution introduced
into the Senate proposing to terminate the pre-
sent session of Congress on the Goth OF July.
will be laid on the table. The House will MOI
consent to adjourn in the present unsettled state
OF our national affairs.