WAsRINSroN. Feb. 1A.
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WASHINGTON, TCC. IA.

 MT. Adams, J. O., has been the lion of the day at one wing of the capitol--and Perry Smith, from the once we'll represented state of Connecticut, has been figuring away in the other wing. The House suspended the rules, and made the reception of petitions the order of the day. The desks ot almost all the members, all from the New England States, were covered with these numerous messengers from every highway and by.way of this vast Republic, praying in au sorts ot prayers for all sorts of benefits. Mr. Adams, who for long time past has been wonderful. ly quiet for MT. Adams, made himself az he always does upon such occasions. an object