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The correspondent of the N. Y Evening Mirror makes queer classification ol the present House of Representatives The fol- lowing is his synopsis:

 In the present Congress we have one White man, two Btack men, two Broacn men, and one Green man, one BrigM man and one Strong man, and one Young man. The fish es are represented by Siurgeon-the birds oi the air by three .Nartins ; the barn door fowls by Coske the horses by DoJJin; and the vegetables by Leake and Root. The workng-man's interest are represented by SaWyrr, a Baker and two Nilers; the mechanical interests by five Smiihs, one Wright, one I'aylor, one Webster (that is 10 say tpeaper J the retail traders are represen- ted by three Chapmen the woodculters by a Chipman. There is a considerable spice of royalty in this Assembly, for it boasts of no less than three Kings. The Indians are represeniase-by-a YeH: the mariners by Sraman and Boglne'; the spoYtsin5eli'b a Huater and an .4rcher and Chasp the church is represented by an ,Abbot and Cro- zier, aParish and BeH, the musicians. by a Harper the Petite hoblesse by Gentry the medical professional Ioombs the can de-makers by Wtck the law by Constable and Bayley 7; the almanac makers by Good year the oniy river, believe, that is repres- eated is the Hudson but among the towns there are two Bentons, three Clayions, one Dayton, one Hamington, and one BaGagton, one Craaston Hdmsfon, Houston; Pendle- lon, .Noulion. The hard-money men are represented by Sterling Price; the met eorologi>ts by Stark10eafher the agricultu- rat interest by q Fairfeld and .Marsh the foresters by Hood Hayrrood, Woodruf Hoodacard, Wood1cih and internal im- provements by a Woo lbridge