WASHINGTON. Jan. 9.
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u,pr of the House, tsubsu ng S5OOO.OOo In Ireasu' ry Notes for five millions of the Loan 0t the Extra Session of COngress,) by a vOe 0f2 to 2O r.,

 Every Opposition Senator voted against the bl' and enough of the Administration Senators to endan, ger its pa*sas was Q" the ps c Ins ns,ey eI,sae ne lous opposition. The wors, temper has been man f.sed by those Senators. Messrs Calhoun, Wneh'' Benton, Woodury. and King. in particular, since ,he Bill was first brought forward in the Senate Not' withstandng il,e starving condon Ot the Treasury

 made Bankrupt by the folly and extravagance oi 'he party preceding the present. they have resisted an honest effort vote supplies and now refused ihe pas sage of the Treasury Note Bill: Some lew of the Wing Senators have manifested settled aversion from the outset to the issue Of Treasury Notes; MT Clay as one ui these. would not vote Tor the Bl', ana remembering the necessities Of the Government. he Would not vote against it. MT. Preston and MT Clayton gave their votes against t. and ihiS nsde lie vote. The Bill is ready for the Honse upon the question of cnncnrring with the Senate m regard 'u the provis0. The action of the House IS doubtful, nI the fate of the bill. therefore, is uncertain. The inaf-ity, however, upon the prnviso, substituting Itsas:y Notes for the Loan. was but three votes when u't vote takeD...and these votes, or Ihls Thn R,II I 'sf,es s,es may perhaps be changed. p;l nc h, D'l' o.. rhe House 'o Repeal the Bankrupt p'I oy T"'"leh S'nseni, had it's second reading to' ony. iheIe nr1 some indications that If the vote IS 'nken next week.. will he 25 against repeal to op' Both parties seem disposed to wish the Bill 70 vote, and from indications tO-dsy hut little will he said pro in regard to it. The friends of the Bill M Ses o 9. 6. hSy I ssys 'S say p,s"y much Committee. and a very able. philanthropic and efn c'en' Senator To the friends of the Bill, there fore, the next will be most important week.

 The House of Represent atives have exhibited a most exciting spectacle during rhe day. MT. Adams has been the prominent actor there, in attempt speak upon privileged question. his object being t0 reply to the charge made against him Of being mono. taaniac. The immediate question pending was the reference ot a memorial punIoriing to come from Habersham county, Georgia, asking the House to place MT. Adams at the head of some oihc: Commit. tee than that of Foreign Relations The memorial was sent to MT. Adams, as presented by him to the House, and upon the question Of presentation, which he has accompanied with instructions to choose Q new Chairman, he asks leave to speak. The House, by special vote, on motion of Mr. Marsha!l. this morning granted the request and under it, Mir. Ad- ans hos consumed the day in effort to be heard. It has been but eoFf, you will by report of proceedings. As often ss MT. Adams has attempted to 90 often has he been intercepted by some Of the members. and the consequence has been scene ot almost unparalleled confusion and excitement du- ring the day. Occasionally MT. Adams has forced, by physcai strength alone. few words upon the House, Snd those spoken m the greatest temper. and all uce ne greass; severity spoa the Repre- They have been called ihs Representatives of dave dealers slave traders and dave breeders and the few

 words spoken seem to have been intended hu ss inc Preiuge Q, wnet MT Adams meant to say ifthe House with any freedom ln the process Of these angry ds. Alterations, which occupied th0 wh0le cay, come twenty questions of order weTe raiasd and these n the end became co numerous. % complicated, and co piled the one upon the other. that it seemed O he % possible Co extTicate the members !F0m the diculty There was indeed no undeFstanding Of the questions either by the pEosiding officer. by the mebsVs oF ihose who were present as spectators. WeaTied hy ths confusion, the House ct eb0nt o'clock adiouEn. cd. leaving the daieutes whsEo they were found in Ihe moEnna, and the question en open question Co bs settled on Monday 0r upon some future occasion.

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