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Tie Washington correspondent or the New York Commercial Advertiser says:

 '' The Senate, during the last two days, has been engaged, in secret session, on the nomination of the Territorial Judges. The debates have been high, angry, and ], on the part of at least one of the orators, very ind decorous. 1t seems that on Tues day, Mr. Isaac Hill read long, scurrilous, and venomous tirade against the senators by whose votes MT. Van Buren's nomina- tion was rejected. Some Of his own party cried out shame, and Mr. Clay ton replied to him with great severity. It is also said that the senate is likely to be in- volved in general discussion of the prin- ciples on which NIT. Van Buren's nomina- tion was rejected