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a1'he Spy in Washington" was Yesterday
brought to the bar of the House, and called on to
reply to the following nterrogatorlos Are you
the author Of the letter, published in the New
York Courier s. Enquirer signed "thc Spy IN
Washington" in which member Of Congress, IS
charged with bribery and corruption.


Is that member, member Of the House OF
Representatives. He refused to answer the first
question, but replied to the second, the member
charged, is member Of the Senate. lie was
then discharged


This business occupied the House the whole
day. In the Senate, Mr.. Niles OF Connecticut,
s,oke all day on the Sub Treasury Bill.


The member accused by Davis, "the Spy IL
Washington" is the Hon. J. Rnggles Of the
State Of Maine. The charge is based on nior.
nation impa,ed by Mr.. Jones Of Newark, New
Jersey, who alledges that Rugs es offered to as
yist him. for pay, to sell a patent lock to tn
Pos. Master General, Tor the mail service 1t !
expected that the subject will be taken up IN tn
Senate to-day. 1ooFS &C.