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reading ol lhe journal the Speaker announced Rat the unfinished busness was in order. whereupou Davis, Stle k, and Winthrop cast she'll each into the democratic citadel. The gist of their posi- ion is that the temporary governments m New Mexico aud Calilnrnia are not what the Preslepl designees them-temperary exp"deuts to srcnre he citizens ii their individual rigLts until Congress can rgislaie with reference To them. According 10 their theory the ons'iuion by means provides for the establishment of our government over quered ter irofy, &c., &c. This opposition, for the sake of opposition, (Cor il evidently was neither nor less> was promptly met by Messrs Dou- glas Rhet and llarasor who quickly Gemonstra e ! that, though the constitution says nothing about power make conquest, yet II exists in this well as other governments, and that inc right conquer an enemys territory implies Inc right to provide for iis future government, Nc Mr. Holmes of S. c |, also participate ed in the debate without taking sires. In his bewixlty. usual. he lev jed dozen harmless blows at his own friends to the no small gratIfca- ton of the federaIisls who, 10 night are chuckng over the event.

 In the Senate nothing done after the recep- tion of the reports of the heads of the departments.

 Mr. Dargan has not yet reached Washington. JOHN TAYLOR. OF CAROLINE.