HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
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Mr.. c. J. Ingersoll submitted series of re-
solutions, calling Tor information from the
State Department, 10 show that Daniel Web
ster was guilty Of misdemeanors when he was
in office and that he had made fraudulent
misapplicalion and personal use of the public
funds, and corrupted the party presses with
money appropriated by law for the contingent
expenses of foreign intercourse.


Mr.. J. addressed the House on the subject,
and was followed bv


Mr. Dromgoole, who, in the course Of his
remarks, charged Mr.. Tyler's administration
with corruption.


Mr. Bagby replied-saying that the Demo-
Gratis once lauded him, and that MIR. TYLER was
the means of putting down the U. S. Bank,
etc.


Messrs. Hilard, Holmes Of S. c., Sedden,
Adams, and Yancy, also took part in the de-
bate, when finally lhe resolutions were passed
yeas l26, nays 2St


The use of the hall for tomorrow evening,
was granted for the exhibition Of the pupils Of
the deaf and dumb New York institution


A resolution was adopted 10 end the debate
on the bill TO raise two regiments OF mounted
rAemen, two hours after the house Shall again
60 into committee.


MIR. Bagby and Mr.. Ashmun submitted re-
solutions of inquiry; but, before they were act
ed on, the House adjourned.