JonN F. II. CLAIBORNE.

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- :, the midst of a Row Yesterday,
n, Wise, of Virginia, read letter. at the open
40 Of the Session, originally published IN the
Tew York Courier & Enquirer, charging mem
b,r Of Congress, with having offered to sell his
and renresep,atiye influence 10 a contractor
,rhs letter was signed The Spy in Washington
and the author of it, pledged himseIfto make
rood his charge If brought to the bar oil the
House.


Wise offered resolution to arrest the "Spy IN
Vosb;nnton," Mathew l.. Davis Esq. Of New
York, and bring him before the House. de-
hate ensucd which lasted the whole day, and was
M, closed when the House adjourned. Much
excitement prevailed, and portion OF the debate
was distinguished by violence and bitterness
Every body appeared to be anxious for the lnves
,i,at,oa : bat no two could exactly agree as to
the mode in which it ought to be brought about
The manner of conducting it, will probably b'
decided on to day.


ltis said that the member charged is oflh'
Senate, and the subject, has been taken up III th'
House!! 49,,
The Senate did nothing yesterday. Mr.. Nile
of Connecticut, made long speech in deienc'
of the Sub Treasury bill, and that was all.


Yours SC.