HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
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 The journal was read.

 Members gave notice of their intention 10 introduce bills Sc.

 Mr. Tibbaus gave notice that he would al all early day. ask leave to introduce bills for the improvement of the navigation of the Mississippi. Ohio, Missouri, and Arkansas rivers.

 hr. J K. Walker, the private Secretary oi the President. appeared in ihe aisle fronting the Speakers desk, and said:

 "MR. SPEAKER---I am directed by the President of the United States to deliver to the House of Representatives message in wriling.n

 The message was read by the clerk, and 10000 copies ordered to be printed.

 Mr. Garrett Davis then rose and said, that on one point the message was not sufficient ly explicit He would therefore offer res oiu,ion calling on the President for frrther information.

 The resolution Is as follows:

 Resolcea, That the President communi- cate to this House any and all orders or in- structions to Gen. Taylor. Gen. Wool, Gen. Kearney, Capt. Sloat, Capt. Stockton, or any other officer of the gv,~cament, in relation to the establishment or orgal ization of civil government Tn any portion O the territory of Mexico, which has been, os might be ta- ken possession of by the army or navy of the United States; also what form of govern men, such officers, or either of them, may have established and organized. and whether the President has approved and recognised said governments. After some other business, on motion, the House adjourned.