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TUESDAY, February 1A, 1857.

 lir. Hendricks moved to postpone the previous or ders for the purpose of taking op the Bill t5r the con tiauadon of tbe Cumberland Road and tie question, fhe yeas and nays being ordered the call of BIT. Nalkar.) was decided in the afifmative-ayes g, noes IS.

 The Bill for .he extension of the Road through Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois sPProPFatng l5o,000 dollars for each of inc thEee States was thoH read.

 E1r Horyell moved 10 amend by adding section apPropliang l58,0Go dollars fer the improvement of the military roads n Michigan.

 { Lief discussion arose cut of ths proposition to amend, in which bir Hendricks and BIr Iipon op- posed the amendment, and Mr. NorgeH, Ef LyoD, A4E RFesfons H9r Ewing (3hio) advocated t; when the question being taken the motion to amend was de- cdgd in the negative

 Yaas- Alessrs. Clay, Kiag, (5la.l Eia8, (ga.} EYen, Hc4ean, H5rgst, Parker, Preston, smith-6.

 Hays--Afessrs. Bayard, Benton, Black, Clayton, GH5hbar Ewing of Illinois, Ewing of Ohio, FgI4- T9N, Headficka, Hubbard Kent Knight, Linn, Morris, Page, Robbins, Robinson, SEWER, South ard, Strange, TaImaqe, 1'pton, Tomliasoa, Walker, Wall, White, Wught--2T.