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CongreSs.-ln the Senate, June g, the bill making appropriations forinternal im- provements for 1882, passed by vote of g to l4. This bill contains an appropri- ation of i5,000 dollars for ti,e improve ment of the navigation of the Arkansas river, and 20 ,0oO for repairing the Mem phis road.

 h the House Of Representation, June 27, the bil! to incorporate the St. Fran eisville Road Company, was read third lime, and rejected.

 The Bank bill passed the Senate on the ilth June, by 9 vote of 2e to 20.

 The Tariff bill has passed the House by a vote of I32 to 65.

 Brindletosoa, T. r Julg 10, 1882 My DEAR STR

 In a late number of the Gazette, VIC have letter purporting to have been written by thelIon. A. H. Sevier. The ostensible object of the writer seems to Dc vindication of himself from the charge ei having contributed to the removal oi Judge Bates from office. The writer, however, is not satisfied with self-vndi- cation, but has thought proper to avail hlmself of the occasion to vindicate the act of removal. And notwithstanding ne expressly denies having had any agency in the matter, the whole tone and character of the letter indicates ob- viously a highly gratiied state of feel. Ing, whichirFesistibly impresses us with