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The bill for the Apporlionmenf of Representatives among the several States acc0rdng to the Eilh Cen. sus, having passed both hranches of Congrtss, re. quires only the asseHt of the President oc te United States t0 become a law. lt riM tlie shape in which it passed the House of Representatives. the friends of the Senae's amendment not being able to hold on o which it was disagreed to. In this ease, the great States have been too much for the small. It may be remarked by the way, that there never perhaps has heen any measure before Congress comparison of the division upon which in each House shows sO plainly the importance of the organization of the Sen. ate of the three branches of the Legislature.

 That body has failed to protect ahe right. emai and they would have been sassd. t tse sajori,y ia

 the popular body had not bees Ot snch an overwhem. ing power, as to leave no hope ot successfully com. batting it, n the action on this subject. IL s in pre-. Ueniion, the render will perceive, that the power o the Senate lies lf the question bad heeH 10 take a. way right from the smai Statess instead otto confer one. the Senate majority would have stood firm to- ge.her, and saved the righs.-N. Kpaper.

 Raleigh, ~. c. Nay l8.-A sIccking murder was perpesraied in the immediate vicinity of this place last night, About dark, as lls wife ofbi. John sugg, sitting in her own house, she was shot, and in. san,ly killed. There is no doubt tlat tie deed was committed by eonof her hpsband, by . former wife, who has hat receDtIy returned aer an ahsencs sfa. ny years from this region. HeiBmsdiaiely fed, and has not as yet been apprehended. The mnrdersr was so near to his victim that her heAd and neck are er. ally torn to pieces. The family lived unhappily. and nc doub. the fatal deed had its origin from this cause.

 The Philadelphia U. States Gazette of Friday says: "we do not remember any time when % many cler- gymen were in our city. Tue Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church brings nearly four hGn- dred-the Convention of the PsnisMant Episcopal Church brings another large nuinber-ihe General Assembly of the Presby.erian Chch adds about three hsadred, and the Synod of the Csolic Church great ly increases the aggregate" As&

 1t s stated that Mr. John Randolph of Roanoke is very low-[fOr the fortie.h iiassl and that he can probably live but few days. ,-e--