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 The resolution introduced in the Sen ate of the United States by Mir. Bibb, for the abolition of the postage on news, .papers, has been rejected by the close vote of g to 9. We annex list of the Yeas and Nays. The debate we in tend to give hereafter. Cur impress sion, at present, isiniayor sthc course of the majority.

 YEAS.-M -Messrs. Bell, Bibb, Clay, Clay ton, Ewing, Foot, Frelinghuyses, Hay ne, Holnsos, Johnston, Knight, MilleS, Moore Naudain, Poindexter, Prcntiss, Robbins, isuggles, Seymour, Silsbee, spragus, Tom linsol,.--22

 NAYS.--A AIessrs. Benton, Brown, Buck ner. Dallas, Dickerson. Dudley, Ellis, For syth, Gflniy, G G Henjrieiss, iiiib Kane, King, Magnum, Marcy, Robinson, smith, Tazewell, Tipton, Tronp, Tyler, White, NVilkins.--23.

 Onthe I0thinst. in the House of Re- representatives,, hIr. Mardis, of Aiasa. ma, submitted the following, which Ae intends to offer as san amendmentto the bill for reducing the duties on impors. &c. whenit shall De takenup:

 ss.igd bc it further enacfed, That, froa and after the passage of this act, all the public lands of the United States which have been, or may hereafter be, offered at public sale to the highest bidder, and shall remain unsold for q period of four years, shall be subject to sale by entry at eighty cents per acre.

 .4sd be tt fa59hes eaacted, That all tho public landsof the United States, whicl, have been, or hereafter may be, offer edfor sale at tpublic auction to the high est bidder, and shall remain unsold for the period of five years. shall Dc sub Jeetto sale by entry at seventy-iiye cents per acre.

 .4ad be t further eaaqeted, That all the public lands of the United States, which have been, or may hereafter be, offer cd at public sale to the highest bidder. and shall remain unsold for q period of ten years, shall be subjectto sale by en- sry at fifty cents per acrc.n

 CarroH and 1iaaisoa.--It is well known, that there is butone individual living who signed the Declaration ofIn. dependence, viz:-CnARLEs CARROLL. of Maryland. He is now at very ad.. vanced age, being upwards of ninety years, and has survived that memorable Transaction nearly fifty-seven years.

 lis also aremarIsale fact, that there is but one member of the Convention of l787 living, whose name was affixed tol the Constitution of the United States. yiz:-jAstEs MADISON, of Virginia, late presid mt of the United States. It wilI| be forty-iive years the next September, since the Constitution was framed. ]