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morrow, and quorum In the Senate. The meeting
of the democratic members at the Capitol last night
adjourned over Till Monday morning at nine O'Clock.
in addition to this general meeting, there had been
various meetings of the State delegations. DR. Da
Wis. appears settled, is 10 he Speaker. though
few who eught TO know, are OF opinion that M'Clel-
land, OF Michigan, may possibly come IN. The
current of opinion is decided tonight in favor of
French for Clerk Lane, for Sergeant-at- Arms
Robinson. for doorkeeper. Ritchie 4 Hess will
be printers without peradventure.


The Message, we expect, will be read TO both
Houses on Tuesday.


The offices OF the Senate are IN greater doubt and
less the subject OF agitation. Mr.. Sturgs OF Geo is
considered as the most formidable opponent OF Mr..
Dickens, for Secretary. The only consideration,
how ever, that can be effective against Mr. ID. will
be the application of the rule of rotation. lie has
been In office long time, under both political par
Ties, and that tact will somewhat initiate against
his orthodoxy, well as against his claim on the
score OF efficiency, fidelity and practical experience


Mr. Hugh A. Garland Of Virginia, who was clerk
OF the House during the celebrated litigation in the
session of $40, between the New Jersey whIg
and democratic delegations, on the question OF the
broad SEAL is here, and his friends will doubtless
avail themselves of any circumstance touching the
choice OF a clerk OF the House, which may be lurn-
ed to his advantage; but no advantageous contin-
geDcy, suspect, will arise.


The New York delegation would cheerfully con-
centrate upon Mr. Dromgooe of Virginia, as Speak
cr, IN preference, perhaps TO any other man. but Tor
the predetermnation, on all sides, that Virginia
rhan't have il.