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 .May 26.- he bill flowing office rent 10 the : e5istcrs anu Receivers of the se4 eral Land Offices, was taken up, and, after some explanation, it was amended. on motion of Mr. Pomderter. % as to allow sum not exceeding two hundred dollars, instead of ono hun dred dollars, as proposed in the bill. as the rent ofthe several offices, and then ordered to third reading. PASSED on tiie 2Tth.

 The bill to create the office ofSur- veyor ofPubsic Landsin the Territory Eof Arkansas, was read third time and PASSED.

 t The resolution submitted yesterday by Mr. Chambers, referring it 10 the Committee on the Judiciary to inquire whether any, y,and, if any, what measures are necessary 10 enforce the decrees of the Supreme Courlof the United States was considered and agreed to.

 .Hay 30.--Thc bill for the relief of Thomas and j. Masscngill, was read a third time and PASSED.

 The bill to increase the number of Surgeons and assistant Surgeons in the Army of the United States, was read q third time and PASSED.

 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

 .Noy 2S.-Mr. Segier moved that the committee 10 whom was referred the bill for establishing Land Districts in Arkansas should be discharged from the further consideration thereof and that the bill be committed. The motion was lost.

 St. Louis. June 5.--i7rom the seat of war, we have but little intelligence. and that of an unsatisfactory lsi,lda- The militia, under thecommand ofGen. Whitesides, have returned, to their lhonles, their term ofserviee having ex. lpired. About three hundred volun- Iteered 10 remain in service until the new leyies should arrive. Three thou sand militia are ordered into servicc.- General Atkinson was still encamped at Dixon's Ferry. Two companies o! the regular army have been ordered from Cantonment Leavcnwortil, to join Gen. X. One hundred men have been detailed from Fort Wimehago. Gen. Brady is advancing from Michigan; ;fad the militia of Indiana are taking tIle field, to protect her frontiers. -Gener- al Atkinson has also called fora thou sand of the Sioux and Menominee war riors; and they will, no donbt, quickly enter into the conflict with their an cicnt enemies. The officers efthat dc partment are busily engaged in furnish. Ing supplies for the consumption ol the army, and the relief of the inhabit ants who have been driven from their homes by the sayagesv

 It ascertain, that Mfr. St. Vrain, the agent for thc Sauks and Foxes, ane

 