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A curious circumstance occurred in the Senate to-day, (May 26.) Some de- ranged creature or other in the midst ot the great debate on the Bank bill, threw from the gallery a,s old horse shoe into the area before the Presidents chair. ] was not in the Senate cham Der when this curious gauntlet was thrown, but a friend who was present, tells me, 1t was cast in the direction ol Mr.DieSerson, ono of the Senators from New Jersey, an able and jealous op- ponent of the importation of foreign Iron. Numerous attempts at witticism have been made on this subject; the last of which is that it may be=eonsid cred as an admonition to the Senate te take up the tariff instead of the bank question.