CONGRESS.
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In the Senate some able and eloquent speeches have
been made this week. Mr.. King, Of Georgia. has, ac
cordng to elanguage of the day. turned against the
administration. The wags Of Washington say it is to
balance Mr. Calhoun's support Of the administration
views, on the subject Of the currency. Mr.. Clay, Mr..
Webster, and Mr. Hubbard, have also spoken at ength
the first taking ground in favor Of the United States
Bank; the second decidedly in favor of Governments
acting for the benefit Of the people, and the latter for
tho plans Of tile administration There is no end to
the political gossip in this city. There is nearly as
many views the subject of the currency as there
m embers Of Congress.


In the House, Mr.. Garland, Virginia, has deive-
red his peculiar, separate, and conservative principles.
MEETING OF THE NATIVE AMERICAN AS


ISOLATION.


The members are notified that a meeting will bc
held in the Theatre Louisiana avenue, on Thursday
evening next, the 9Th October at o'clock precisely
a general attendance Of the members is requested.


By order.


ED. INGLE,


Recording Secretary.